Good Lessons from Chef Movie

Hallo, do you like cooking? or do you like eat? well, you should have to watch this movie.
"Chef" , released on 2014, this movie could make me hungry when I watched it.
Even if this movie is a comedy movie, it has so many good lesson for life. I will share to you guys, have fun. :D

Even so, there are some good reasons to see the recently released movie Chef, which tells just such a story. The indie comedy is chock-full of useful takeaways for entrepreneurs.

The story centers on down-on-his-luck chef Carl Casper, who quits his job at a fancy Los Angeles restaurant and decides to test out a food truck business selling Cuban sandwiches. The idea seems like a long shot, but Carl turns his business into something of a sensation during a cross-country trip. Part film, part case study, Chef highlights the ingredients that contribute to a successful startup. Here are some of the movie's useful lessons:

Failure is a great place to start.

After quitting his job, Carl lashes out at a food critic during a public meltdown that goes viral on the Internet. His reputation ruined, he decides to hit the road with the food truck, which gains steam quickly. The lesson? Failure is no excuse not to start a business. And Carl starts his new venture the low-risk way: by testing the concept on the road with real customers.

Pick your partners wisely.

In the film, Carl enlists the help of his friend Martin, one of the cooks from his restaurant, to work in the food truck. The Cuban-born Martin has a natural passion for the food, but more important is their history together. It's another great reminder of the importance of selecting a trustworthy partner who will stick it out with you through those very challenging early days.

Use social media at every turn.

One of the food truck's greatest strengths is the marketing genius of Carl's social media-savvy son Percy, who constantly promotes the business on Twitter. By geotagging the truck's every stop and creating hashtags and Vine videos, Percy builds a following that serves as a social media tutorial.

I think, those good lesson are actually fix for you who wants to be an entrepreneur. But don't worry, when watching a movie, we actually also learn the good lesson from it.

Thank You :)