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- Say “Alaka‘i”
I am now writing on management and leadership [Alaka‘i] for the online edition of “Hawai‘i’s Newspaper” The Honolulu Advertiser. Updates are posted each Tuesday, Thursday, and Sunday. - My Flickr Page
Gave myself a new camera for my birthday (LOVE this little gem) and wow! It is as if that little Fuji lens has finally put a pair of glasses on a part of my brain I was not using. - Follow me on Twitter
- Mana‘o on a Virtual Bookshelf
And of course, what I will buy even before food: Books. My virtual bookshelf will point you to all my mini book studies and reviews. - Ho‘ohana Publishing
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Love it! The link above will take you to my Coaching Article Index on SLC, my business site. If you are a productivity and lifehack person, you will love this one: MWA3P: Productivity and Working with Aloha. - Our sister site: Joyful Jubilant Learning
Founded on ‘Ike loa the Hawaiian value of learning, JJL is home to our Ho‘ohana Community.
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Recent Posts
- The Talking Story (occasional) Sunday Paper
- How to Stop Micromanaging: Part One
- Your Alaka‘i Language of Leadership
- What the heck do you mean by ‘Achievable?’
- Do you Teach?
- Great Mantra: Make it Easy, Make it Hard
- Competing Strengths in The Battle of the Learner and Over-Achiever
- Walking my Talk: A Letter to my Legislators
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Best of Talking Story and Other Useful Links
Talking Story Basics at Work
- D5M: The Daily 5 Minutes®
Full index on the Daily 5 Minutes® here on Talking Story.
- D15M: For the BEST 15 minutes in the workday, Huddle
Good team huddles win games. And nowhere is this more true than at work. - Are you a Conversation Killer without realizing you are?
Three Tips to help. - Learn to Finish Conversations Well Redux
No more vague. Skirting issues and playing it safe is for wimps. Great managers most definitely are NOT wimps. - The Best, Yet Most Underutilized Tool for Communication There Is
AND it won't cost you a dime. Includes an easy exercise to try. - Twelve Rules for Self-Management
Show me a business where everyone lives and works by self-managing, and I’ll bet it’s a business destined for greatness. - Twelve Rules for Self-Leadership
Now, twelve to help you self-lead, so a more disciplined you is newly able to reveal the art in others, those who choose you to lead them. - 5 Things Employees Need to Learn—From You
I am fond of saying that we learn from people, for I fervently believe that we do
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