Jordi Cruz is a chef who broke all records. At just 12 years old, he began his studies at hotel school. At 14, I was already working and At 18, he obtained a position as chef.. a few more years … Later, at the age of 24, he already won his first Michelin star.
His career is enviable. The Catalan not only owns the three-star Michelin restaurant ABaC, but he has become one of the most popular faces on television. Its role of “MasterChef” juryin collaboration with Pepe Rodríguez and Samantha Vallejo-Nágera, allowed people to know better what the prestigious chef is.
Jordi Cruz recently attended the podcast presented by Vicky Martin Berrocal to show your most personal side. In space he spoke of his childhood and the journey he had to take to become the person he is today. Furthermore, the chef gave his opinion on certain current issues, such as the difficult access to housing in Spain.
Jordi Cruz’s opinion on the housing problem in Spain
Jordi Cruz attended Vicky Martín Berrocal’s podcast, where gave his opinion on the housing problem in Spain. The celebrity chef admits the access “is terrible,” but he was very clear: “When I was 18, things weren’t easy either.. Maybe they were different, but not easy. I also thought, “I will never be able to buy a nice house or apartment or anything.” This is going to cost me dearly. And look, I have a house.
The one from ‘MasterChef’ believes that the key is effort, perseverance and work. “I worked like a wretch. I went too far and achieved more than I wanted, more than I imagined and what I needed to be happy,” he says.
Cruz says life is a long-distance race. “It’s a marathon. There is a thing called personal growth. You can be happy with your job, your family… but why do we come here? consume natural resources and that’s it? I think that It’s about improving, learning and doing things well.. “You know you will leave a legacy and that can only be achieved through work,” he reflects.
The head of ABaC says he is very calm because he knows he did things “correctly”, but he knows that on several occasions he made a mistake. “I gained confidence because with mistakes, we learn incredible. Success is built on the bricks of failure. I have it very clear. I was born in a trench, I’m made of mud», he concludes.
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