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BONUS - If you are stuck at home and simply don't have as much to do as you did before consider doing what you can to improve your skills. In this bonus we introduce the idea that you could use any free time to learn from the increasing number of videos being produced by great chefs all over the globe. When you are out of work, though it can feel impossibly stressful, every moment can be turned into opportunity.
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