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Ohana - Wikipedia Part of Hawaiian culture, ʻohana means family (in an extended sense of the term, including blood-related, adoptive or intentional). The concept emphasizes that families are bound together and members must cooperate and remember one another.
Families are essential for people to survive, thrive, and support each other. Businesses also can have families. Ohana means family in the Hawaiian language. We believe that businesses have their own “family” comprising of other businesses in an ecosystem that is essential for survival and growth.
Ohana is an SMB Community-Businesses also have families. Part of Hawaiian language “ohana” means family. We believe that businesses have their own “family” comprising of other businesses. Ohana is an SMB helping SMBs.
Ohana 2024- Ohana is a new company. First to market is the SMB Marketplace with thousands of businesses worldwide. All businesses have invested their heart and soul to carefully telling their story, so why wouldn't we want to send you to their site to really get to know their product and services. Headquarters: Northern CA Bay Area Team: Core Team is former Cisco employees
Where are we headed? Ohana will add features and technology to focus on SMB growth and success.
Ohana's Roadmap and Vision
SMB Marketplace Launch, May 2024
Globally Connected Businesses with SMB self signup (2025)
Ohana Branded Services (2025)
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Ah, the spirit of Ohana. In Hawaii, it’s more than just a word; it’s the lifeblood that flows through the islands, connecting people to each other and to the land itself. It’s about family, community, love, support, and respect. It’s the feeling of belonging, knowing you’re never alone, and that you have a whole network of people behind you, ready to lend a hand or share a smile. Ohana extends beyond blood ties. It encompasses neighbors, friends, and even strangers who become friends. It’s the aloha spirit in its purest form, welcoming everyone with open arms and a genuine sense of caring. Here are some of the core values that make up the spirit of Ohana:
Love and compassion: Ohana members treat each other with kindness and understanding, always looking out for each other’s well-being.
Support and collaboration: Whether it’s lending a helping hand, care for the kupuna (elders), or simply lending a listening ear, Ohana members are always there for each other.
Respect: Respect for family, elders, nature, and all living things is deeply ingrained in Hawaiian culture.
Forgiveness: No one is perfect, and mistakes are inevitable. In Ohana, forgiveness is freely given, allowing for healing and growth.
Shared responsibility: Everyone has a role to play in the community, and Ohana members work together to ensure everyone’s needs are met.
Ah, the spirit of Ohana. In Hawaii, it’s more than just a word; it’s the lifeblood that flows through the islands, connecting people to each other and to the land itself. It’s about family, community, love, support, and respect. It’s the feeling of belonging, knowing you’re never alone, and that you have a whole network of people behind you, ready to lend a hand or share a smile. Imagine a lush, green valley nestled between volcanic peaks. A gentle breeze rustles through the palm trees, carrying the scent of plumeria and the sound of waves lapping against the shore. In this idyllic setting, a group of families gathers for a traditional luau. They laugh, tell stories, and share plates of steaming kalua pig, fresh poi, and sweet haupia. This is Ohana in action.
traditional Hawaiian luauBut Ohana extends beyond blood ties. It encompasses neighbors, friends, and even strangers who become friends. It’s the aloha spirit in its purest form, welcoming everyone with open arms and a genuine sense of caring. Here are some of the core values that make up the spirit of Ohana:
Love and compassion: Ohana members treat each other with kindness and understanding, always looking out for each other’s well-being.
Support and collaboration: Whether it’s helping to build a new house, care for the kupuna (elders), or simply lending a listening ear, Ohana members are always there for each other.
Respect: Respect for family, elders, nature, and all living things is deeply ingrained in Hawaiian culture.
Forgiveness: No one is perfect, and mistakes are inevitable. In Ohana, forgiveness is freely given, allowing for healing and growth.
Shared responsibility: Everyone has a role to play in the community, and Ohana members work together to ensure everyone’s needs are met.
The spirit of Ohana is what makes Hawaii so special. It’s a reminder that we are all connected, and that we are stronger together than we are alone. It’s a way of life that can inspire us all to be more loving, supportive, and respectful of one another. So, the next time you hear the word “Ohana,” remember its deeper meaning. It’s not just about immediate family; it’s about the human spirit, about the bonds that connect us all. And like the warm Hawaiian sun, the spirit of Ohana has the power to brighten even the darkest of days. Here are some ways you can experience the spirit of Ohana in your own life:
Connect with your loved ones: Make time for family and friends and cherish the relationships you have.
Reach out to your community: Get involved in volunteer work or find other ways to give back.
Be kind and compassionate: Treat everyone with respect, even those you don’t know.
Forgive yourself and others: Life is full of mistakes, but forgiveness is key to moving forward.
Celebrate life: Find joy in the simple things and share your happiness with others.
By embracing the spirit of Ohana, we can create a more loving and supportive world for ourselves and for future generations.