ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Join me on The Randall Osché Podcast as I sit down with Chef Nick Liu, a Toronto-based executive chef and owner of the award-winning restaurant DaiLo and cocktail bar Lo Pan.
Nick shares his incredible journey from being a troubled, undiagnosed dyslexic kid who fell through the cracks of the school system, to completely hitting rock bottom, living out of his car, and moving back in with his parents. We get into how he found his identity in the kitchen, his battle with addiction, and what it took to finally achieve true work-life balance and sobriety after 30 years in a grueling industry.
What you’ll Learn:
- How dyslexia and feeling like an outsider helped shape Nick's success
- Why cooking was the first thing that made him feel capable and confident
- The lessons learned from failed restaurant launches and crushing debt
- How finding the right business partner changed the trajectory of his life
- Why sobriety, fitness, and self-awareness transformed his relationships and career
Don't miss this conversation about resilience, identity, second chances, and what happens when you finally find the thing that makes sense.
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