The Chocolate Walk
Nonfiction, Food & Drink, Baking & Desserts, Desserts, Biography & Memoir, Entertainment & Performing Arts
| Author: | Justine Crowley | ISBN: | 9781310743184 |
| Publisher: | Justine Crowley | Publication: | July 18, 2014 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition | Language: | English |
| Author: | Justine Crowley |
| ISBN: | 9781310743184 |
| Publisher: | Justine Crowley |
| Publication: | July 18, 2014 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition |
| Language: | English |
Many people think that being a Chocolate Walking Tour Guide is a fascinating job - a much sought after job. A "dream" job. Hands down, this job is one tough gig. So many people (if not nearly everyone around the world) wants to be a Chocolate Walking Tour Guide, yet so few (without undertaking studies in tour guiding) make it past the three-month mark. The author of The Chocolate Walk was a successful Chocolate Walking Tour Guide for ten whole months, running tours every Saturday morning for three hours during this time - with only five weekends off, and her and her tour (Sydney City Chocolate Walking Tour) was filmed to appear on TV within its first eight months of operation, and was then aired in China one month later. The author also researched, created, set up and ran nine twilight (Thursday night) chocolate walking tours in Sydney during the Summer periods.
Even more fascinating, the author of The Chocolate Walk was a full-time Freelance Writer by trade when such an opportunity came to her. Thereby she was terrified of public speaking, and having to interact with people on a face-to-face basis; yet she conquered all odds to become successful in this work, only to then have this work taken away from her to become a Medical Doctor in the psychological sciences.
The author shares with you her funniest experiences on tour, and while she was working in this fascinating role through her own business: the great, the crap, and the downright ugly. We promise you that this book will entertain you. Enjoying some chocolate simultaneously is not a prerequisite while reading The Chocolate Walk, yet it most certainly helps. Sweet like chocolate indeed.
Many people think that being a Chocolate Walking Tour Guide is a fascinating job - a much sought after job. A "dream" job. Hands down, this job is one tough gig. So many people (if not nearly everyone around the world) wants to be a Chocolate Walking Tour Guide, yet so few (without undertaking studies in tour guiding) make it past the three-month mark. The author of The Chocolate Walk was a successful Chocolate Walking Tour Guide for ten whole months, running tours every Saturday morning for three hours during this time - with only five weekends off, and her and her tour (Sydney City Chocolate Walking Tour) was filmed to appear on TV within its first eight months of operation, and was then aired in China one month later. The author also researched, created, set up and ran nine twilight (Thursday night) chocolate walking tours in Sydney during the Summer periods.
Even more fascinating, the author of The Chocolate Walk was a full-time Freelance Writer by trade when such an opportunity came to her. Thereby she was terrified of public speaking, and having to interact with people on a face-to-face basis; yet she conquered all odds to become successful in this work, only to then have this work taken away from her to become a Medical Doctor in the psychological sciences.
The author shares with you her funniest experiences on tour, and while she was working in this fascinating role through her own business: the great, the crap, and the downright ugly. We promise you that this book will entertain you. Enjoying some chocolate simultaneously is not a prerequisite while reading The Chocolate Walk, yet it most certainly helps. Sweet like chocolate indeed.
