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Tenzin Kunsel
1996-January-15, Chef and Manager at 'Tenzin Tibet Kitchen'
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What is the one factor that contributed most in what you have achieved in life?
I am working, and am larning, and paying my own bills. I would say 'self-reliance' is that one factor.
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What is your single biggest achievement?
There are a lot of things that I have achieved. Today, one thing that I am proud of is that I try to be better than what I was yesterday.
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What is the one lesson that you learnt the hard way?
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What is the one thing that you would like to change about India to make it a better country?
Keep the environment clean.
India also has the second highest population so it needs to work on population control. -
What would be your message to anyone aspiring success?
Never give up. Even if you fail, you need to learn to stand up and keep on trying.
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What is the biggest mistake that you have ever made?
I trust so easily and I think that my biggest mistake and weakness too.
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Please tell us about the toughest times you have ever had, the most testing times that you have been
through.
Covid period in 2020 was my toughest time as I was unemployed and was also not doing very well healthwise. I had become lazy too.
He adds, "your questions are not simple, they make a person think deep and look back and look inside for answers. -
What is the one thing that motivates you the most?
My mom. Because when I see her it makes me feel that I can do anything. She is the one who was there when I was small, and she motivates me that I can do anything and I am grateful for her support like having someone who can back you up, in case you fall.
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What is the one thing that worries you the most?
This is also related to my mom as she is getting older so it makes me worried.
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Please tell us about your five year plan. Personally and professionally.
I might get married in five years, this is my plan if I find that right girl.
Like my boss (Kusang), I want to own a restaurant or a cafe, something that I can call my own and control. Professionally speaking. -
Define 'hard work'.
For me, it is that 'you need to be regular. It is a tough thing to do. You need to have patience.'
Ref: Tenzin Tibet Kitchen (in MDC, Sector - 5, Panchkula, Haryana)
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