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Whenever I leave the house for an overnight stay anywhere, I pack some pens, pencils, writing paper, journal and books. If I am with the family, I get up early and leave the room. This past week we stayed at a resort where I couldn't find a comfortable place to write. So, instead of writing in my journal, I made notes in the book I was reading. Now this book will ever be synonymous with my family and the time we spent together at this resort.
I have given Rosa Say along with her book, Managing With Aloha a lot of attention here at Rothacker Reviews. You ask why...
Because it is that good. My description of MWA seems to be continually evolving. Lately I have been saying it is almost what you get when you cross Daniel Goleman's Emotional Intelligence / Primal Leadership with Marcus Buckingham's First, Break All The Rules. And that almost is what makes Rosa so unique. You see, Rosa infuses nobility, dignity and importance into the manager's role. If you are a manager and read MWA, you cannot help but to come away feeling better about the work you do.
MWA is also an excellent professional growth and delevopment guide for non-managers wanting to improve in their journey to be the best that they can be.
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Managing With Aloha - The Book
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