Live the Dream in Hawaii!
Join our ‘Ohana and be a Hawaii Islander!
An online community that helps you move to Hawaii in the best possible way.
Save money, blend with the culture, and connect with the best resources.
Overview in 90 seconds
How to Live the Dream
Most people who move to Hawaii
end up moving back home
According to statistics from the State of Hawaii Department of Economic Development, approximately 50,000 people move to Hawaii each year, yet about 60,000 leave.
And some of those biggest reasons for failure is that they…
If you don’t want to be another failure statistic, you’ll need to undergo the “Hawaii Islander Transformation” to change your life and embrace the Spirit of Aloha!
You can’t “get it” by just reading blogs and watching videos. You need to:
And be coached by people who have taken the journey, lived here for decades and succeeded in their own transformation to living their dream in Hawaii.
One thing is for sure, there isn’t a single person that’s been living here for a long time that hasn’t done what you will need to do:
And that is to transform your life into a “Hawaii Islander”.
I landed in Hawaii when I was 20 years old. I didn’t know a single person, and I didn’t have a plan or a job.
After months of failure, I was living on peanut butter sandwiches and came within weeks of being out on the street with no food, no job and nowhere to go..
But then I discovered “The Secret” of what I needed to do and decades later I’m still living here and happy with everything that anyone could possibly ask for.
I’ve taken everything I’ve learned since living here from mid-80s and will show you how to do it too
After years of listening to thousands of subscribers on our website, we created a complete step-by-step solution that includes:
You can watch YouTube until you’re blue in the face, read every book about living Hawaii there is and even if you’re a billionaire you won’t last in Hawaii unless you transform your life and become a Hawaii Islander.
That means you embrace our values, our culture, and our fundamental way of life. Everyone that has moved here and stayed here has done this. Those that have not either won’t be here for long or have already left.
Living in Hawaii is really about making huge changes to your life. The beauty of these islands is a reflection of the beauty of its people.
I’ve constantly thought about what this place is all about since I first moved here in the mid-80s and have finally decided to put it into a program anyone can follow – the first of its kind.
I’ve created a simple (but not easy!) step-by-step process that will take you from wherever you are today to living in Hawaii tomorrow. Everything is online and mobile-friendly. You learn at your own pace, follow the steps, and you can even do the whole thing from your mobile phone!
Membership in the ‘Ohana has its benefits
If you’ve watched my YouTubes and read the articles on our website, you have an idea of the quality and style of the delivery. Our program combines that with a laser-focused, simple step-by-step program that will transform your life to the Hawaii Islander way.
Here’s what’s in
The Hawaii Islander Transformation program
Course #1: Is Hawaii right for you?
Soooo many people just make an emotional jump and move to Hawaii with minimal planning and the results are usually a complete disaster. I know many people that were either financially ruined, got divorced, took serious hits to their career, or at the very least became extremely disillusioned with what Hawaii is all about.
I’m going to help you avoid those mistakes and begin by figuring out if Hawaii is really right for you in the first place.
This first course alone is priceless and will either help you avoid disaster or get you more motivated than ever to live here.
Course #2: Simple steps to Living in Hawaii
If you’ve determined Hawaii is right for you, this next course reviews my complete roadmap on how to live here from start to finish. It’s important to know the big picture and where you are headed.
You will have clear objectives to keep in mind as you undergo your transformation.
Course #3: Spiritual transformation in Hawaii
It doesn’t matter how much money you make because if you can’t get your spirit to embrace Hawaii, it’s just a matter of time before you will leave. And if you succeed in this step, the money won’t matter, assuming you make enough for food and housing. Some of the topics we’ll be covering include:
This course is probably the most important because if you get this right, everything else will flow. Fail this, and the rest won’t matter.
Course #4: Making it financially work in Hawaii
Hawaii has some of the highest real estate prices, the most expensive grocery bills and if that isn’t enough, you’ll probably take a big pay cut compared to your current job. Making ends meet is of course critical if you’re going to live here. We’ll cover things like:
Finances are probably the biggest reason why people have are forced to leave and you must nail this step to make Hawaii work for the long term.
Course #5: Ace the job interview
Hawaii employers get resumes all the time from people that want to move here and most of them go straight to the trash can. The few that make it past that first step usually fail the interview.
Outsiders don’t get hired simply because local employers have been burned for decades by people that just moved here, got hired, and then quickly realized they should never have come to Hawaii (obviously didn’t join the ‘Ohana!).
Employers that interview mainland candidates look for certain things and you don’t want to fail those tests! This course will cover:
Course #6: Buying a home in Hawaii
Hawaii’s real estate market has many significant differences from what you might be used to on the mainland. Get educated on important differences before you make the biggest financial commitment of your life.
This will be the single most consequential and the most financially impactful decision you will make. You’ll get the knowledge you need taught by seasoned industry veterans with decades of experience.
Course #7: How to Correctly Pronounce Hawaiian Words
Correctly (or, rather, incorrectly) pronouncing Hawaiian words is the quickest way to establish (or destroy) your local credibility in Hawaii. If you pronounce Hawaiian words like foreigners (haoles) do, you’ll instantly reveal that not only are you not from here, but you also don’t care enough about the local culture to make the effort to learn the language. This course gives you the tools and techniques you’ll need to know in order to pronounce Hawaiian words correctly, including:
It doesn’t matter how much money you have, how big your home is, or how long you’ve lived in Hawaii. If you pronounce Hawaiian words like foreigners do, you will always be seen as a foreigner.
Join the ‘Ohana now.
Purchased separately, access to all ‘Ohana benefits would cost over $1,400.
We’re offering a special package price that include everything for only $389 . That’s a over 70% off!!
Supercharge your transformation with these member-only bonuses
Going through the courses and earning your certificate is the best way to live in Hawaii for the long term and there’s nothing else like it available.
I kept thinking, what more can we do? What tools would really help?
These amazing extras are worth hundreds and are exclusively available to members of the ‘Ohana that purchase the complete package and go through the cohort process. Bonuses are not available to course a la carte purchases.
Bonus #1: We’ll pay you back if you buy a home here!
Getting cash back to pay for this course is an exclusive ‘Ohana-only benefit.
Bonus #2: Financial planning spreadsheet – value $200
Access to the spreadsheet and all upgrades is an exclusive Ohana-only benefit.
Bonus #3: Job placement priority! – value $1,000s
You read right. Our courses were designed in collaboration with Hawaii’s largest employers and members of our ‘Ohana stand out from the rest!
Bonus #4: Partner network – value $50/yr
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