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With librarian
QWhat do you like about being a librarian?
A: I love being a librarian because I find pleasure in being a part of the unique sense of comfort the library provides. I also love it because I have the power to be the doctor of knowledge, to share the information with all people, to push them to study or read more.
Q: What is the most important thing you have learnt in your career?
A: What I have learnt over the years in this career is being patient with people and always smiling while dealing with different people with different attitudes. As a public servant I have to remain calm and friendly and always accommodate different personalities.
Q: What is your favourite literature genre, why and what book are you reading?
A: I do not read fiction books, maybe I should in the future. I am always on self-help books, autobiographies, inspirational books and so forth. Basically I dwell more on books that are about facts. My current and all-time favourite book is As a Man Thinketh written by James Allen.
Q:When you think about spring, what comes to mind?
A: For me when spring pops up it basically means we get another chance to blossom, unfold or develop into something our hearts desire. It is a season to be reborn, be happy and be cheerful.
Q Define your fashion sense?
A: I like to feel comfortable in what I wear daily. I would say I have a very modern, chic yet minimalist style, be it in my house or how I dress. But comfort is where it is at, for me.
Q: Where did you grow up, and what is your favourite childhood memory?
A: I grew up in Elliotdale. One of my favourite childhood memories was playing a lot or basically being an active child in my family.
Q: How do you relax?
A: How I relax on a daily basis is by practising mindful meditation, journaling my thoughts and listening to soothing music and taking long baths.
Q: What is your favourite motto?
A: Whatever the mind of man can conceive and bring themselves to believe, you can achieve.
Q: Your favourite quote?
A: Trust the process always.