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Rosa - Thank you so much for the kind words. I love the values and principles you cover here and through JJLN, and I'm delighted to be part of it.
Yesterday my wife was reading through the JJLN and we were discussing the concept of Ho'ohana. Hearing "ohana" my daughter piped up and said, "hey, that means family... like Lilo and Stitch." She thought it was cool that there was a "family" of business folks working together online. Of course, that's the 6-year old version, but I think it fits well.
Posted by: Tony D. Clark | October 23, 2006 at 03:19 AM
Aloha Tony, I was eager to tell the rest of the Ho‘ohana community about your blog right after my very first visit’s reading, for I love what you have to share with us. It didn’t take me long at all to find the connections with ho‘ohana, for you “work with purpose, passion, and full intention” and it shows!
You’ve made my day to know that ho‘ohana came off the page and into your ‘ohana’s conversation with such on-the-mark perception from your daughter. Indeed, it does fit! It seems that the two Hawaiian words most known in the rest of the world are aloha and our name, Hawaii. I often think that Disney’s Lilo & Stitch may have catapulted ‘ohana into third place, and it’s a wonderful awareness of how much we have in common with what’s important to most of us, or I should say, WHO is most important.
Welcome to the Ho‘ohana Community Tony, to you and to your family.
Posted by: Rosa | October 23, 2006 at 08:18 AM