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The Aloha Thumbprint - S1E2: Trusting Aloha: Releasing Expectations and Embracing God's Timing with Tiare Lando

S1E2: Trusting Aloha: Releasing Expectations and Embracing God's Timing with Tiare Lando

07/10/23 • 38 min

The Aloha Thumbprint

In this episode of The Aloha Thumbprint, our guest Tiare Lando opens up about their fear of rejecting God's plans and their transformative personal journey. The conversation delves into international pageants, but also goes deeper to discuss anxiety, depression, and the importance of sharing stories to help others facing similar struggles. Tiare embraces the concept of aloha, emphasizing the power of giving love without expecting anything in return. She also shares her own experiences of overcoming anxiety and depression, finding healing through prayer and therapy. The speaker's passion for empowering others is highlighted through their work in real estate and directing the Hawai International Pageants. She encourages inclusivity and the power of testimonies in making a difference. Overall, this episode explores the themes of healing, growth, and leaving a legacy of love.
Here are three key takeaways from the episode:

1. Embrace the Unexpected: The speaker's fear of rejecting God's plans transformed their personal journey, highlighting the power of stepping into the unknown.
2. Share Your Story: Opening up about personal struggles, such as anxiety and depression, creates a space for healing and helps others face their challenges in a world that needs more understanding.

3. Spread Aloha: The concept of aloha goes beyond a mere greeting—it involves putting out positive energy and love into the world. Releasing expectations and choosing to love without condition or reciprocation can heal not just individuals, but also the world itself.

[00:00:56] Spouse was a wedding planner, stayed at home after child's birth, then joined spouse's company to bring in marketing skills and PR.

[00:05:26] The writer discusses how their success led to the birth of the Learning Center which aims to provide opportunities for disadvantaged youth and native Hawaiians. The partnership between Way Unified and Makaja Learning Center is discussed.

[00:07:36] Learning center was where aloha journey started. Introduced to pono shim. Aloha response experience. Explored aloha tenants, huna, and secret meanings. Life-changing experience.

[00:12:18] Aloha and love are important, as some people have never felt loved before. The message of aloha needs to be shared because it is dwindling. Giving aloha comes back, leading to a sense of fulfillment and connection in the community.

[00:16:31] Grandma taught about God's power, integrity from spouse, and father's wisdom on long-term goals.

[00:20:27] A battle of wills to stay strong, emphasizing the importance of kindness and impact through gestures, being thankful for those who shaped us, and expressing gratitude for support in times of change.

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In this episode of The Aloha Thumbprint, our guest Tiare Lando opens up about their fear of rejecting God's plans and their transformative personal journey. The conversation delves into international pageants, but also goes deeper to discuss anxiety, depression, and the importance of sharing stories to help others facing similar struggles. Tiare embraces the concept of aloha, emphasizing the power of giving love without expecting anything in return. She also shares her own experiences of overcoming anxiety and depression, finding healing through prayer and therapy. The speaker's passion for empowering others is highlighted through their work in real estate and directing the Hawai International Pageants. She encourages inclusivity and the power of testimonies in making a difference. Overall, this episode explores the themes of healing, growth, and leaving a legacy of love.
Here are three key takeaways from the episode:

1. Embrace the Unexpected: The speaker's fear of rejecting God's plans transformed their personal journey, highlighting the power of stepping into the unknown.
2. Share Your Story: Opening up about personal struggles, such as anxiety and depression, creates a space for healing and helps others face their challenges in a world that needs more understanding.

3. Spread Aloha: The concept of aloha goes beyond a mere greeting—it involves putting out positive energy and love into the world. Releasing expectations and choosing to love without condition or reciprocation can heal not just individuals, but also the world itself.

[00:00:56] Spouse was a wedding planner, stayed at home after child's birth, then joined spouse's company to bring in marketing skills and PR.

[00:05:26] The writer discusses how their success led to the birth of the Learning Center which aims to provide opportunities for disadvantaged youth and native Hawaiians. The partnership between Way Unified and Makaja Learning Center is discussed.

[00:07:36] Learning center was where aloha journey started. Introduced to pono shim. Aloha response experience. Explored aloha tenants, huna, and secret meanings. Life-changing experience.

[00:12:18] Aloha and love are important, as some people have never felt loved before. The message of aloha needs to be shared because it is dwindling. Giving aloha comes back, leading to a sense of fulfillment and connection in the community.

[00:16:31] Grandma taught about God's power, integrity from spouse, and father's wisdom on long-term goals.

[00:20:27] A battle of wills to stay strong, emphasizing the importance of kindness and impact through gestures, being thankful for those who shaped us, and expressing gratitude for support in times of change.

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undefined - S1E1: Finding Aloha: The Power of Giving Back in Hawaii with Ryno Irwin

S1E1: Finding Aloha: The Power of Giving Back in Hawaii with Ryno Irwin

On this episode of The Aloha Thumbprint, Duckie talks about her journey with husband and follow business partner Ryno Irwin. They dive deep about aloha and their work in the Makaha community and discuss how they started MLC and the challenges that came with it. Also, how it led to the MLC's new mission in construction and trade. The Irwin’s reflect on how the practice of aloha has changed their lives and introduces different figures who have impacted their growth, including their grandmother and mentor Pono Shim. They also emphasize the importance of giving back and small gestures of kindness.
Here are three key takeaways from the episode:

1. Giving aloha to others can be life-changing and brings it back to you.

2. People want to feel like they belong and have a purpose.

3. Small gestures, like showing compassion and love, can have a big impact.
[00:00:56] Couple work together after daughter's birth.

[00:05:26] Partnership formed to help disadvantaged youth learn.

[00:07:36] Aloha journey: learning, giving, mentorship, transformation.

[00:12:18] Aloha is important, give and receive love.

[00:16:31] Grandma, wife, father taught valuable life lessons.

[00:20:27] Value impact of kind gestures and support

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undefined - S1E3: Aloha in Action: Choosing Love and Saying Yes to What Matters with Tisha Lehfeldt

S1E3: Aloha in Action: Choosing Love and Saying Yes to What Matters with Tisha Lehfeldt

In this episode of The Aloha Thumbprint, the discussion revolves around the power of saying "no" when there is a strong "yes" burning within. It is important to say "no" to both the bad and the good in order to achieve the best. The key "yeses" in life include family, oneself, home, God, and what He asks us to do. Even when we feel a strong "no" due to fear, we should still say "yes" to overcome obstacles and make a positive impact in the world. The episode explores the experience of love and Aloha that the narrator received from their family and the importance of operating from a place of Aloha. It touches on finding one's worth in God's perspective and the transformation that comes with it. The speaker shares personal anecdotes about living in a tent, experiencing lack of support, and stumbling into unexpected opportunities. The importance of love and kindness in representing and perpetuating Aloha is emphasized throughout the episode.
Here are three key takeaways from the episode:
1. Embrace the Power of Saying "Yes" and "No":
- Saying "no" to the bad and even the good allows us to prioritize what truly matters.
- Strong "yeses" include family, oneself, home, God, and His call for us.
2. Operate from a Place of Love and Aloha:
- Giving Aloha without expecting anything in return leads to genuine connections.
- When we love God and others, we experience a beautiful and impactful presence.
3. Discover Your Worth and Choose Light and Love:
- Our identity and worth should be rooted in God's perspective, not external circumstances.
- By choosing what is right (pono) and representing love, we counter negativity and perpetuate goodness.
[00:01:47] Honored to have you here, sultry voice.
[00:06:00] Unexpected acts of kindness can perpetuate love.
[00:09:03] Mental mess, allowing others control, choosing anger.
[00:13:45] Mom's love shaped my desire to be liked.
[00:15:06] Love and Aloha shape generations and actions.
[00:21:04] Unintentional paths shaped eclectic career and life.
[00:24:39] Saying no to bad, yes to good.
[00:28:13] Beautiful non-negotiables: sleep, eating well, Jesus
[00:31:06] Beauty in imperfection, tired of performing.
[00:34:53] Thoughts on kissing and sharing love.
[00:40:12] Choose the person you want to become.
[00:42:05] Discover your aloha thumbprint, join us!

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