Go to flickr. Search for “happy at work”. Enjoy!
This just tells me that pretty much anyone anywhere can like their work. And MAN people look good when they’re happy! I don’t know about you, but seeing people this happy just puts a huge smile on my face.
You can also see the pictures as a slideshow.
Great pics!
These are great photos. It also makes me smile to see those happy faces. Thanks for sharing this. You just made my day.
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A good portion of the happiest people in the world live in the most modest of means :-)
Nice photos. It’s nice to go to work if our working environment is full of happy people.
Right. This just goes to show that there is no one job description that is the formula for happiness. It’s doing what you love and loving what you do. I like the third picture, the one with the sheep. The flock seems quite contented, too. If only every person in the world could be as happy as that guy…
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Alex, those photos are worth a thousand words.
How about doing that periodically? It’s powerful!
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It IS powerful. There’s something about smiling faces that speaks to us at the emotional level.
Disney get this too – when they made a 5-minute video promoting tourism in America, it showed just one thing: Smiling Americans.
You can see it here:
http://blogs.state.gov/index.php/entries/disney_video/
And I definitely will do this feature again.
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