We're Still Thinking About This Conversation with Will Guidara

In this children's book, a gift box falls from the sky and searches for the perfect recipient. It avoids various children who are excited to receive it for themselves, until it finally finds a little girl who wants to give the box to someone else. The story highlights the importance of thinking of others and the joy of giving rather than receiving. The book features a unique design where the cover folds like a box, adding to its interactive and engaging nature.

In this classic children's book, Ned receives an invitation to a surprise party but encounters numerous obstacles on his way there. The story is told in a 'fortunately/unfortunately' pattern, with each page turn revealing a new challenge or fortunate event. The book features Remy Charlip's bold and imaginative illustrations and is designed for young readers aged 2-5.

In 'Unreasonable Hospitality,' Will Guidara shares his experiences as the General Manager of Eleven Madison Park and The NoMad, highlighting the importance of hospitality in any business. The book emphasizes that simply offering a great product is not enough; organizations must also focus on creating authentic connections and memorable experiences for both customers and employees. Guidara provides practical advice on setting expectations, managing teams, and adapting to unexpected situations, all while maintaining a commitment to hospitality that goes beyond mere service. His approach is applicable across various industries, not just limited to restaurants and luxury businesses.