valentines day in the workplace

Love Words in the Workplace

Feb 14, 2019 | Leadership, Mindset

 

When I was in elementary school, I loved Valentine’s Day. I loved giving and receiving valentines. I remember laboring over the class list, and with my very best fourth grade penmanship, handwriting each classmate’s name on an envelope. Then I would carefully select the perfect ready-made Valentine to exactly fit each classmate.

Another thing I enjoyed was the Valentine’s Day word search puzzle. What do you enjoy about Valentine’s Day in your workplace? Is anything different? More fun?

Here’s an adult version for your Valentine’s Day pleasure. Enjoy!

Let me know what words you think I am missing.

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