Loving What You Do
Did you know I was born in Nigeria and lived there until I was 18? Unfortunately, I frequently hear a lot of negative hype about my birth country–mostly concerning alleged schemes of corruption–so I am always happy to come across any happy news. Here we go!
Is this a “real” or staged video? I don’t know. Would I be able to follow this traffic cop’s complex hand signals? Doubtful. But I love this video all the same; and although I’m not suggesting we all do a Lord of the Dance rendition around the office or warehouse or, I do wish we could all find ways to bring a little of this kind of flair to work.
And then work might feel like a happier, more fulfilling, joyful enterprise, n’est-ce pas?
How could you incorporate a little bit of personal style into your job? I’d be interested to hear.
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Nice article Krista. I think If you Truly LOVE what you do, It is easy to incorporate flair in your day and week.
Love it, Krista!! Hey, is that what all the policemen are like in Nigeria? I hope you are doing well.
Thanks for stopping by @Elizabeth and @Shennee!
Hello Krista,
Where in Nigeria were you born?
I am a Nigerian and i live in Nigeria, its great to know you have fond memories of Nigeria.
Great post!
Tamkara
I was born in Jos and spent many years there at Hillcrest School. How about you?