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MWA Best Practice: Homework for the Workplace

September 11, 2019

Preface: I’ve asked the Ho‘ohana Community to share their best practices with me, as we tackle our Ho‘omau Kākou initiative on the 9 Key Concepts, and thanks to a project within my current work within Say Leadership Coaching I’ve been inspired recently to share one of my own with you: Assigning Homework. Labor Day has […]

· Key 2. Worthwhile Work

Speak to your Intent

December 2, 2016

When people learn of my management trajectory during one of my speaking engagements, I will often get asked, “Well then, how did you become the person who could do public speaking?” My answer: “It’s always been part of my management gig.” All that really changed for me through the years, was the audience. Speak to […]

· Key 5. Language of Intention

New to Management: A Learn-the-Ropes Checklist

April 19, 2016

As the author of Managing with Aloha, I get thoughtful questions from people via email. This one came a few days ago: Dear Rosa, I just got a job as an intern. I’m pretty excited about it, for this company is growing like crazy, and they are known to give their graduating interns terrific opportunities […]

· Key 4. The Role of the Manager Reconstructed

Great Managers Start Great: An ALOHA Rite of Passage

July 9, 2013

Do you remember what it was like when you got your very first supervisory assignment or in-management position? I do. Two words come to mind for me: Heady and scary. Heady in that warm and fuzzy feeling of affirmation, that someone trusted me, and believed in me. Scary in that I had no clue what […]

· Key 4. The Role of the Manager Reconstructed, Key 6. The ‘Ohana in Business Model

You are Your Habits, so Make ‘em Good!

May 15, 2013

Preface: Thinking about force of habit will always remind me of The Riddle. Here is an update from a post of the same name I previously published on TalkingStory.org …and my updates will always trim shorter and be more on point over time, one of those Ka‘ana like good things! This Archive Aloha is about […]

· Key 2. Worthwhile Work, Key 7. Strengths Management

Your In-house Training: Do it!

November 15, 2012

When it comes to workplace programs, I have 3 favorites to recommend to managers who wish to cultivate more Managing with Aloha “real work” practices in their culture: The Daily 5 Minutes, mandated for constant conversational inputs and partnership agreements A Value of the Month program, as mentioned last time, and The Monthly In-House Training […]

· Key 6. The ‘Ohana in Business Model, Key 7. Strengths Management, Key 9. Palena ‘ole

The Bull in Your China Shop

September 20, 2012

One of the things you quickly learn as a workplace culture coach, is that there can be significant differences between what your point-of-contact wants (i.e. the person calling or hiring you) and what everyone else in the organization wants. You learn to assess both, best you can, and strike for that happiest meeting ground between […]

· Key 4. The Role of the Manager Reconstructed

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19 Values of Aloha: Index Pages

There are 19 Values of Aloha taught within the Managing with Aloha philosophy:

Ch.1 Aloha | Ch.2 Ho‘ohana | Ch.3 ‘Imi ola | Ch.4 Ho‘omau | Ch.5 Kūlia i ka nu‘u | Ch.6 Ho‘okipa | Ch.7 ‘Ohana | Ch.8 Lōkahi | Ch.9 Kākou | Ch.10 Kuleana | Ch.11 ‘Ike loa | Ch.12 Ha‘aha‘a | Ch.13 Ho‘ohanohano | Ch.14 Alaka‘i | Ch.15 Mālama | Ch.16 Mahalo | Ch.17 Nānā i ke kumu | Ch.18 Pono | Ch.19 Ka lā hiki ola | Full Listing

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Additional Resource Pages: 9 Key Concepts | 12 Aloha Virtues | A Manager’s Calling: 10 Beliefs | Conceptual Index (Lexicon Morphology) | Daily 5 Minutes | Hawaiian Glossary | Sunday Mālama | Archives

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The 9 Key Concepts of the Managing with Aloha ‘Ohana in Business Model

Key 1. The Aloha Spirit | Key 2. Worthwhile Work | Key 3. Value Alignment | Key 4. The Role of the Manager Reconstructed | Key 5. Language of Intention | Key 6. The ‘Ohana in Business Model | Key 7. Strengths Management | Key 8. Sense of Place | Key 9. Palena ‘ole

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