"your pooch greets you as if you had emigrated 10 years ago and you've just arrived back home." that describes it pretty much exactly. But who are the dogs in this metaphor? Your employees? Your joy?
I was trying to convey the boundless joy that dogs have, how it wanes, and then comes bouncing back again - and in comparison how for many of us the joy for work wanes after an initial peak, and doesn't seem to come back.
"your pooch greets you as if you had emigrated 10 years ago and you've just arrived back home." that describes it pretty much exactly. But who are the dogs in this metaphor? Your employees? Your joy?
I was trying to convey the boundless joy that dogs have, how it wanes, and then comes bouncing back again - and in comparison how for many of us the joy for work wanes after an initial peak, and doesn't seem to come back.