If anyone asks you, are you happy with your current job? Will you be able to tell the truth? And if you are happy with whatever you are doing, would you love to do it till the end of your life? In a recent documentary series, Barack Obama investigated the significance of work in the lives of modern Americans as the world is transforming at a rapid pace. While doing so, he also gave insights about his own dream job while reflecting on his favorite job as well.

People often find meaning and connection through work, sharing experiences, and struggles. In the Netflix docuseries, former President Barack Obama visited people in their homes and workplaces. He followed them at all levels, from service jobs to the executive suite. Trying to understand what their work means to them, the first African-American President of the United States got candid about his job as well.

The first ever job of the former president of the USA was at Baskin-Robbins in Honolulu, Hawaii. Can you imagine Obama selling ice-creams? No matter how strange it sounds, 0ne has to start from somewhere, right? However, from Baskin-Robbins to the President, the political leader has come a long way. Talking about his dream job, just like any other boy, Obama used to tell others he wanted to become an architect. Nevertheless, his actual dream job was to be an NBA player. 

Imagine a tall and strong man, playing in the field and passing on the ball, is none other than Barack Obama. What if he had become an NBA player? Well, that is a question everyone is thinking about. But had he become an NBA player, he would not have been able to do his favorite job. 

What is the favorite job of Barack Obama?

After going through a lot in his life, the 61-year-old leader became the 44th President of the United States. While many rejoiced in his victory, Obama got to do his dream job. Yes, being the President of the United States of America was his favorite job. He became the President in the year 2009 and served the nation until 2017. Did you know, Will Smith also wanted to become the first Black President?

And after a long and tiresome day of work, he admitted he would have a cold martini and would love to chat with his beloved wife, Michelle Obama. Could you have ever imagined Barack Obama could be as candid as he became while talking about jobs?

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