vakar satiku vienu foršu kundzi no iepriekšējās darba vietas. Ziniet, ko viņa teica? Ka es ļoti labi izskatoties Bet ne jau tā vienkārši, bet kontekstā ar to, kāda, citēju, pagurusi es bijusi vēl tur strādājot. Un kā tagad izskatās Ieva, Zanda.. Kas gan var būt vēl labāks kompliments!

“Jebkurā normālā valstī politiķis, kurš ir iesaistīts jūrmalgeitas tipa skandālā, būtu politiskais līķis uz mūžu. Latvijā nekā tamlīdzīga – viņus ievēlē par galvaspilsētas mēru.”

Politologs Jānis Ikstens intervijā “Cāļi vēl nav saskaitīti” portālam LV.LV

Some people consider paid work to be an unpleasant activity that must be suffered in order to earn money. Research, however, indicates that people obtain pleasure from their jobs, even from mundane jobs (Csikszentmihalyi, 1997), and that in many cases they enjoy work activities more than leisure or home life. Dow and Juster (1985) and Juster (1985) found that many working activities are preferred to many nonwork activities. Although Kahneman et al. (in press) found that work was not as pleasant as sex or socializing after work, they did find that it was on average experienced as pleasant. Paid work activities can provide not only enjoyable activities, but also a structure for the day, social contact, a means of achieving respect, and a source of engagement, challenge, and meaning.

Diener, Seligman  “Beyond Money. Toward an Economy of Well-Being“