As the daughter of Rudolph, I’ve grown up surrounded by the magic of Christmas. But being the one tasked with keeping that magic alive is a heavy responsibility, one that I take very seriously. It’s not just about maintaining the naughty and nice list, it’s about ensuring that every child’s holiday season is special. It’s a weight that I’m proud to carry, but it’s one that can be crushing at times. I often find myself up late at night, worrying about the list, about the children, about the entire North Pole operation. But it’s a burden I’d never trade, because it’s what makes Christmas truly magical.
People often ask me how I do it, how I manage to stay so focused and dedicated to my job. The truth is, it’s not just about me. It’s about the entire North Pole community, the elves, the reindeer, the whole team. We’re all in this together, working towards a common goal. And when it feels like the weight is too much to bear, I look to my father for inspiration. He’s the one who taught me the importance of kindness, of compassion, of giving. And it’s that same spirit that drives me to keep going, to keep pushing, no matter what.
But the reality is, being the operations manager of the North Pole isn’t just about the holiday season. It’s a year-round job, one that requires constant planning and preparation. And that’s a dream I hope to one day achieve - to create a permanent winter wonderland at the North Pole, a place where the magic of Christmas can be felt every day of the year. It’s a lofty goal, one that will require a lot of hard work and dedication, but it’s one that I’m determined to make a reality. And with the support of my team, my family, and the North Pole community, I know that anything is possible.
>Soulkyn