Mahalo for your Mana‘o on Pono

Mahalo, thank you so much, to those in our Ho‘ohana Community who added their Mana‘o (thoughts, beliefs, convictions) and Aloha conversation with comments and trackbacks this month!

Our study on Pono has been all the richer because of you.

Reg Adkins, of Elemental Truths

Dean Boyer, of Teaching with Aloha

David Zinger, of Employee Engagement: Results That Matter

Jonathan Bailey, of Plagiarism Today

Joanna Young, of Confident Writing

Jay Ehret, of The Marketing Spot: Small Business Marketing

April Groves, of My Beautiful Chaos

Rocky Noe, of Hillbilly PhD

Jason Haley, of JasonHaley.com

balanced stones at the Lake Constance in Germany on Flickr by hickoree

Comments

[Reg]

Thank you for mentioning me with such an esteemed company of authors.

[Rosa Say]

I was thrilled with your visit Reg! You always have so much to offer us.

[April Groves]

Rosa,

Thanks for the mention and for reminding us how rich this community is. We are so fortunate to be able to share such valuable information with each other.

Mahalo,
April

[Rosa Say]

April, you are reading my mind! We do have amazing richness in the Ho'ohana Community, and with our next value (February's value will be Kuleana, the Hawaiian value of responsibility) I will talk about a small experiment that is specifically aimed at tapping into that richness. Be sure to click back in tomorrow morning!

[Rocky]

What a great theme for the month. You write with such passion. I love the idea of a value of the month. Responsibility and accountability are huge. I can't wait to read more. Your enthusiasm leaps off the screen.

[Rosa Say]

Mahalo Rocky! My enthusiasm is fed by our community - all of you keep me going.

Yes, responsibility and accountability ARE huge. Studies have shown that responsibility is one of the most universally held value across ethnicities and cultures, only second to love - aloha :)