Keys Bartender Anti-maga Podcast

First impressions exert a lasting impact on a guest's perception. Overlooking this fact can result in a missed opportunity. Whenever value is expressed, it is often perceived as arbitrary. This goes for relationships as well as possessions.

While 'teamwork' may lack an 'I', 'teamworking' certainly includes it. We delve into the advantages of teamwork for you, your colleagues, and your employer. As we age, it's not just our taste in food that evolves, but our sense of humor as well.

Jim recounts an experience of attending a blockbuster movie years ago to frame his inquiry. He questions whether crowds are formed by the characteristic inferences that emerge from the crowd itself. He wonders if the busyness in the Keys, or elsewhere, is due to the holiday or if it's simply a case of people following the herd.

It's the slowest season in the Florida Keys, a time for businesses to train new employees. Jim decides to scrutinize activities that are not yielding benefits.

Jim is finding his rhythm again after an extended vacation. It's often necessary for employees to take personal time, which makes cross-training essential for the seamless operation of a business.

New podcast episodes are released following Jim's extended vacation, and he struggles to return to his routine.

A recap of the beginning of the trip. Be sure to follow on Facebook for the pictures and videos. Jim Horan and Keys Bartender.

Family narrowly escapes a car crash. Jim gets an enhanced search at Security. He did not need to take off his pants.

The family gets ready for trip to Poland.

Both sides of the Lobster Mini Season debate.

Jim shamelessly asks LOT (the Polish National Airline) for an upgrade. Am not to proud to beg.

Jim recaps the 4th of July. Jim begins to make an effort to behave less like an asshole.

A young woman gets moved to first-class for feigning heat stroke.

Jim has to go to the mainland for a Dryer and then fight off giant mosquitoes. It's a normal Monday in the Keys.

When you are in the right state of mind, setbacks big or small are more manageable. The difficulty is being able to maintain that state of mind.

Jim gets ready for his family's trip to Poland.

It's Hurrican season and it is a good plan to plan well in advance. Jim begs for followers.

Jim asks why does work have to be the least appreciated and oft ridiculed part of Life. Thank you for listening to me unburden my soul.

Jim gets serious about wellbeing your own and those around you.

Jim feels guilty about his behavior.

Jim is attempting to become present at work. We'll see what happens. Advice to listeners try experiencing the present instead of archiving it for a change.

A bartender's tools are not only essential for cocktail construction but also esthetically important. Your ease of use adds to the customer experience. Jim accidently tases his family jewels.

We introduce a simple concept to make your Bar/ Restaurant processes streamlined. Comedy is not always pretty.

Training an inexperienced hire is a godsend to some or it could be a nightmare.

It isn't always about being right as long as your patron gets what they want. The debate on how to make a classic Old Fashioned continues. Jim gets ready for his vacation to Eastern Europe.