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Your Responsibilities: Joy or Clutter?

June 8, 2005 by Rosa Say

Aloha,

This article has been updated, and now appears on the ManagingWithAloha.com blog.

You can read it here:

Your Responsibilities: Kuleana Joy or Clutter?

The articles and essays I currently publish can be found on www.ManagingWithAloha.com (RSS)

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Rosa Say
Workplace culture coach, and author of Managing with Aloha, Bringing Hawai‘i’s Universal Values to the Art of Business: Learn more here.

Filed Under: MWA19: The 19 Values Tagged With: clutter, joy, Kuleana, responsibility

Comments

  1. Jay says

    June 8, 2005 at 5:48 am

    Congratulations on Post #300! And thanks again for great life advice. I know we all work on trying to sort out which activities give us life from the activities that drain us. The hardest part is not determining which ones need to be let go of, but really letting them go. I know I recognize habits in my life that don’t do anything for me – problem is, habits are difficult to change. It’s a process :)

  2. Susanne Nyrop says

    June 8, 2005 at 10:18 am

    This exercise will be so helpful for me this week.
    I’m going to meet my mentor for the first time in two days, and I need to prepare myself in an orderly manner. I’m definitely going to thrash some unnecessary stuff and stop doing meaningless things :-)

  3. Hanna Cooper says

    June 10, 2005 at 10:03 am

    Rosa,
    This is so right on the mark – very useful for me where I am in my work right now. Responsibility has always been a double edged sword for me – we can choose to take things on like a pack mule, or feel the pride of the honor and trust bestowed upon us. To be conscious, aware and choose what we want – now, that is powerful! Thanks for the great thinking and exercise!

  4. Managing with Aloha says

    July 19, 2006 at 7:25 pm

    ‘ÅŒpala ‘ole: De-cluttering Work Processes

    Since we first talked about it in June of last year, MWA3P, the productivity training we have developed for Managing with Aloha, has evolved into a great success. [To read more on the 3 components of MWA3P, click in here.]

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