Det är viktigt att vara lycklig på jobbet
Last Tuesday I spoke at The Power of Passion conference in Stockholm which is an annual event arranged by the wonderful people at 4good. I gave the last presentation – after (among others) Pigge Werkelin, a famous Swedish entrepreneur and Renata Chlumska, a lady who has circumnavigated the entire lower 48 American states in a kayak and on a bicycle.
After I gave my presentation (which was very well-received, if I do say so myself) I was interviewed by journalist Jennie Sjöström who asked some great questions about happiness at work.
Jennie also brought along a photographer who was determined to get some especially happy looking photos.
Hence this:
You can read the entire article here (it’s in Swedish though).
Elaine Said,
November 12, 2007 @ 4:40 pm
Your book is fantastic!. You have covered a lot about the topic on being happy at work, and I have made a reference to your book at my blog. Thanks for sharing.
Elaine
http://www.success-self-development.com
Michael Wagner Said,
November 13, 2007 @ 3:53 am
Alex, I would say you look “especially happy” in the photo.
Reading the comment about your encounter with a photographer determined to get some happy looking photos reminded me of the adults in my life growing up.
Most of them were from the “old country” (read – Germany) and had gone through the Great Depression. Expressing happiness was something rare in that generation. But it did happen some.
I wonder how they would have reacted to your call to be happy at work?
This is not a critique just a question that popped into my head when I saw the photo of you giving the thumbs up.
Congratulations on the well received presentation too.
Keep creating,
Mike