Aloha mai kākou

  • >>Both Book and Practice

    “Every single day, somewhere in the world, Aloha comes to life. As it lives and breathes within us, it defines the epitome of sincere, gracious, and intuitively perfect customer service given from one person to another.”

    This genuine connection is the Aloha Spirit Hawai‘i is known for.

    Now imagine if the customer is an employee, and if the customer service provider is their manager, one who continually shares his or her aloha spirit in the coaching and mentorship they offer. This possibility, this liberating reinvention, is one that managers everywhere can and must believe in, demonstrate and sustain if we are to truly thrive at work. Managing with Aloha helps managers and leaders do just that; grow in their belief and intention, and make worthwhile, meaningful work our reality.

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Hawaiian Values

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The Calling of Management

Yesterday was a phenomenally rewarding day for me, for I was able to bring Managing with Aloha to 70 managers eager to learn it.

It is extremely worthwhile to see this light of renewal go on in managers eyes when they realize that the hard work of management can evolve into the gift of a calling in your life.

When you are a manager, your work is vitally important: it matters.

Take your work from good to great. Read: The Beliefs of Great Managers.

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