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Managing with Aloha is “Smoked and Signed”

I like that! It is quite a compliment; mahalo nui Dave, thank you!

What is “Smoked and Signed” you say?

“I am creating a new class of reviewed books here at Rothacker Reviews:  Smoked-n-Signed.  If I have written this within my review it means that I smoked the book — read it without hardly putting it down.  And signed the book — excessively marked, noted and highlighted it.”
— Dave Rothacker

Visit Dave Rothacker of our Ho‘ohana Community at his blog Rothacker Reviews to read more. In addition to this new category for his book reviews, Dave talks about the content in books he relates to, and the content he yearns for; such a wonderful way to think about the reading you do.

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