#1 How are the
concepts you are currently learning about in class/school reflected in the
movie Julie & Julia?
The more work that you put into something the more that you will get out of it. Also it is being show that art comes in many different shapes and forms, such as cooking.
#2 Pick one of the
following career lesson we can learn from Julia and respond.
-Accept that doing
anything well requires hard work.
Julia wasn’t satisfied to take culinary classes or write
recipes off-the-cuff — her kitchen was her laboratory. While in culinary
school, she’d come home from class and spend hours working out the hows and
whys of what she’d learned that day. When writing recipes, she’d test every
ingredient and measurement, experimenting with mayonnaise until she was certain
no one could possibly have written more on the subject than she had. “I had
never taken anything so seriously in my life — husband and cat excepted —
and I could hardly bear to be away from the kitchen,” she wrote.
If you want to become the best at what you do you will need to commit a large portion of your time along with an open and creative mind in order to make advancements in your selected field. To become great you must also be willing to learn from others. Others may offer you bits of advice and tips that you may not previously have known and without the desire to learn, a brilliant idea or enhancing tip may be brushed aside. To become truly the best at something you must be willing to devote your life to it.
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