Filed under: Success Stories — admin - May 8, 2006 @ 4:09 am

Aloha Evan and Kari,

Thank you so much for the privilege of working with you and your company, Greater Good Radio. It is my pleasure to share with you that our Greater Good Radio project has won us the “Success Skills Individual Topic” trophy in the semi-finals that was held in San Francisco, California. We will now go on to compete in the SIFE National Exposition that will be held in Kansas City, Missouri. We are excited to share with the guests and judges our incredible experience with Greater Good Radio and their guests.
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Filed under: Success Stories — admin - @ 3:57 am

The more I listen to the shows the more insight I pick up on myself and my role as an entrepreneur in my community. What your interviews do for me is put into words, many of the ideals and journeys I too go through.

What I like about the show:

I started listening on the Famous Amos show. I was struck by how candidly Amos opened up about his failures how his ego played such a major role in his business life. I especially like how he’s come full circle and combining business with social responsibility. My wife is a big Amos fan from his articles in the Costco magazine. His insights are always right on.
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Filed under: Success Stories — admin - May 3, 2006 @ 3:53 am

My introduction to Greater Good Radio began by accident while I was searching for the sports radio station 1420 am. I was not sure what the show was about. As I continued to listen I became more and more interested.
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Filed under: Success Stories — admin - January 8, 2006 @ 4:10 am

Our company had always done pro bono work for various clients. For example, we built a website for G.A.I.N. (Guam Animals in Need) and we also built a site for the now defunct Gift of Life (Blood donation group on Guam) but we never actually structured it into our business plan. When we moved the company to Hawaii, we did personal work as a foster family with the Hawaii Dog Foundation and expected that we’d find a group to assist with web work as we’d done on Guam.
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