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Rosa, happy anniversary. Right now, MWA is a cherished and much anticipated part of my afternoon Starbucks retreat. As I read it, its almost as if we're having a conversation: you talk with me through the printed word and I respond with my red pen with questions and thoughts in the margins. My intent is to lead the conversation on how we East Coasters can bring the distinctly Hawaiian (yet undeniably univeral) values to our own management practices. You may consider me an MWA Ambassador.
Have a great weekend. CB
Posted by: Christopher Bailey | February 19, 2005 at 02:59 AM
Rosa,
MWA is a tremendous outpouring of soulful work. (to borrow such beautiful language from Mr. Bailey)
If MWA can soothe the raw nerves and lend dignity, grace and hope to a person such as myself, one who is not totally enamored with the management gig, I cannot comprehend its power in the hands of those who are.
Rest assured, as I write from the southern shores of the Great Lake Erie and the northern shores of USA's mainland, everyone I meet along the path will hear of our Hawaiian sister Rosa Say, and her Ho'ohana to bring nobility to the profession of management through her most eloquent instrument of Managing With Aloha.
Posted by: Dave | February 19, 2005 at 05:29 AM
Rosa - I can relate about the preciousness of a book of your own. There's nothing quite like it. Congrats! I wonder what 3 months is in book years? In your case I hope it is just a second and that you book is available to inspire folks for decades to come!
Posted by: Lisa Haneberg | February 19, 2005 at 08:36 AM