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ABOUT ALOHA CHICKS

I’m Ke Kai, Your Personal Assistant and Ambassador of aloha.

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OUR STORY

We remove burdens that clutter your life so you can get back to living.

I am Ke Kai Kealoha, born and raised on the island of O’ahu, Hawaii. As you can probably tell, my life and work have been deeply shaped by the traditions of family and heritage. I’ve lived, worked, and studied in Hawaii, Tahiti, New Zealand, Micronesia, and across the continental U.S.

In 2015, the Central Coast and San Luis Obispo County called to me, and now I make my roost in beautiful San Luis Obispo.

It’s 35+ years and counting of administration experience across several industries as an office, operations and project manager and have overseen organizations of every size. It’s been a privilege to work directly with individuals of countless walks of life in both professional and personal settings.

Today, as the owner of Aloha Chicks, I am proud to share the cultural, familial and western lessons and experiences to serve my clients with gentle-yet-competent personal assistance that is especially tailored to their unique needs and circumstances.

I look forward to serving you. Contact me today and let’s help you regain your aloha.

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“Ke Kai reinvigorated my office with energy, and compassion. Her heart launched me into a more productive positive thinking and doing.”

Arlan Hall

Beautycounter®, Oceano
ALOHA

IS THE MAGIC OF HOW WE DO WHAT WE DO SO THAT YOU CAN LIVE WITH ALOHA.

Magic starts with the first hello and the first embrace. It is the way Aloha Chicks begins a meaningful connection, and establishes common ground to help busy professionals, busy families, and elders in need of support. The practice of Aloha is how we serve and care for our clients on the Central Coast. Consider this, what if we really do respect and honor the relationships we make?

What I Learned.

Aloha in practice can be a smile, a helping hand, an encouraging or kind word, a statement of fact, or the unspoken faith of a relationship nurtured from a deep sense of trust and respect.

How I practice aloha.

My parents taught me through familial, cultural, and aloha practices how to create, honor, and commit to trust and respect–an aloha relationship.

I wait, look, and listen for the ah-ha moment to say, “Imua” and forge difficult conversations about clearing mental or physical clutter, about getting started or closing a chapter.

If you’d like to read the full story, follow the link: Leading with Aloha nurtures respect and honors the journey. In the meantime, I would love to help you regain your aloha. Contact me today and allow me to help you regain your aloha.

Regain Your aloha.

Let us clear away the clutter so you can get back to living.