I Talk to the Man Who Changed How I Connect With Others (With Will Guidara)
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What is Unreasonable Hospitality and why is it important?
It will change how you parent, how you are married, how you show up to work, how you treat your neighbors. It's astounding how good it is, but it tracks his journey as a restaurateur, as somebody who's learning the restaurant business and takes over kind of a fledgling restaurant. Kelly, what's all the awards he's won?
So he was the co-owner of Eleven Madison Park, and they are a three Michelin star restaurant, which is – that's amazing.
It's not Arby's.
Beyond, yeah. He's also the James Beard Award winner, which to the foodies that are listening, that's a very, very big deal.
It's like an Oscar.
Yeah, definitely. And like you said, he is the executive producer of The Bear. And for those that have watched it, he's also in season three. Yes. And then, of course... They used the book throughout the whole thing. His fingerprints are over that entire show, which is so amazing.
The... The thing that Will was best known for originally besides just being an amazing guy. And when you watch this show, you'll see it. And we get into some of his childhood stuff and some really heavy stuff he experienced throughout his childhood that I think it laid the groundwork for who he has become as a father, as a husband, and as a business owner. But he took a restaurant that was good. It was good. It was fine. It was good. And they won restaurant of the planet twice. I think it was in London or in France, wherever they get together with the fancy food places, they won it twice. And it was based on this concept of radical hospitality, unreasonable hospitality. And if you want to know more about the book, you can check it out in the show notes, but
Please invite everyone you know, gather around and listen to this episode. It will change who you are from the inside out if you start applying these principles. Will is super open about his childhood, about his mom and his dad and some of his relationships. And he's just a national treasure. And again, it's one of my great honors in my life to call Will Godera like a close buddy. And I can't wait for you to check out this conversation. It will change your life. Stay tuned for my conversation with my good friend, Will Godera.
We focus so much on the major seasons in life that we can like blink our eyes and miss the micro seasons that separate them. And I think it's in the space between. Yep. It's some of the best stuff. All of the stuff. That's right. And so we're living in a little Airbnb. We're on top of one another. We have five suitcases worth of stuff. I'm on the road half the time.
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Chapters
5 chapters
1
What is Unreasonable Hospitality and why is it important?
1:47–11:30
2
How did Will Guidara's upbringing shape his perspective on relationships?
11:30–25:48
3
What lessons on integrity did John learn from his father?
25:48–41:24
4
How does radical hospitality transform personal and professional relationships?
41:24–54:10
5
What challenges do we face in maintaining friendships as adults?
54:10–1:01:00