While we’re all perfecting our professional skills, there’s always that one thing we’d love to dive into outside of work. Whether it’s a new hobby, a skill we’ve yet to master, or a dream still on the horizon, these passions keep life exciting. Here’s what some of the experts are eager to explore!
“I would like to dance. I have always enjoyed moving my body to music but to do it in a controlled, executed way and know how to move will be an endorphin boost for me, for sure!” Cherie Jones, Dating Concierge
“I’m not musically inclined, but I’ve always wanted to learn how to play a guitar.” Lance Loya, Author, Keynote Speaker & Coach
“I would love to learn the piano. I have tried a couple of times, but I was crap so gave up swiftly. To be able to sit at a piano and just play for the joy of it would be magical. I am always super impressed by people that can do that!” Laura Wingate, Founder & CEO of Meno Plan
“I’ve always wanted to learn how to sail. The idea of navigating the open sea, relying on my skills, and understanding of the wind and water, is very appealing. I understand the basics and can help but never had time to do my sailor’s licence. But it’s on my list once I find more time.” Thomas André Sola, Managing Director of APSCo Deutschland
But it’s not just about learning new things – we all have hobbies that bring us joy outside of work. Here’s a glimpse at what our managers love to do in their spare time:
“Making homemade pasta! Pasta is my second greatest passion. I could eat it every day for the rest of my life!” Roberta Pavlicek, HR & Business Specialist
“I love cooking (I am not a good cook but always try to cook new Indian recipes!). I also adore traveling to new places.” Talent Acquisition Manager, Ashwini Chawan
“Long walks and going to the park with my son. Some of my other hobbies like planting, reading and candle making are a bit neglected since I focus all my free time on him.” Tamara Rajic, Head of Sales
