#11 - Jen Balisi - The Filipino Food Blogger Who QUIT CORPORATE To Chase Her Dream

from Abnormal · host Pete Laverick

In this episode of Abnormal, I spoke with Jen Balisi, the Filipino food blogger who grew up in the US and now living in Hong Kong. Jen is chasing her dreams of introducing more of the World to Filipino cuisine. In this episode we talk about what is was like quitting the corporate world to create content full-time, the trials and tribulations of starting her own restaurant (Barkada) and much more. Chapters00:00 Introduction to Jen Balisi and Her Culinary Journey02:50 The Influence of Filipino ...

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