Inclusivity; The Backbone of Hospitality - Kraig Kalashian

Architecture isn’t about how to make money, but rather how to solve problems. It’s all about finding ways to fit everything you can imagine into a given space.

Hospitality is a feeling you get when you are taken care of. It’s knowing that somebody is devoting 100% of their time and attention to you and making sure all your needs are met.

Today, travel and dining out are not the luxuries they were once considered to be, but that doesn’t mean you don’t need to do it well.

Kaizen is the Japanese word for making small, incremental improvements over a period of time.

Acknowledging that a mistake has been made is something that is very important when it comes to life and business.

It’s important to listen to the staff and hear what their opinions are. They might have a great idea on where to better locate certain things to make their life easier (ie, making sure each floor has a linen closet).

The Einstein approach is working on ideas for a long period of time, but sometimes the answer to each one arrives at the same time, making it seem like it was all done at once.

Everybody gets the same 168 hours during the week. After sleeping and working, we are left with 50 hours of freetime. How you carve out that freetime is up to you, but you can use it to master your craft.

The backbone of hospitality is inclusivity. People from all walks of life are part of hospitality so finding ways to include them and making them feel wanted is the essence of the industry.

Inclusivity; The Backbone of Hospitality - Kraig Kalashian - Episode # 018