Sometimes running a business can feel like cycling uphill with square wheels.

But zero online accounting software can help predict the future cash flow of your business.

So you can stay one step ahead. Soon it'll feel more like free-wearing downhill.

On a tandem! What, mate? With a messer on the back.

Oh, that's nice. Search zero with an axe. Because healthy business is beautiful business.

I like to think of the voyaging canoes as taking us back in time on the ocean.

The Huwakamalo is a navigator with the Polynesian Voyaging Society.

I'll often ask my crew, like, what do you think it would have been like to show up in Hawaii as the very first navigator, the first canoe,

and imagine sort of the stunning nature that we would have seen.

Because of course, Hawaii has changed since we've found it and since we've been here.

But yes, I think we think of the early navigators more often than people probably realize.

The Huwakamalo navigators don't use maps or modern instruments to navigate across the ocean.

They use the stars, ocean waves, and other natural signs to guide them.

A method that Pacific Voyagers have used for thousands of years known as Wayfinding.

I'd say broadly Wayfinding, for us, really is that idea that with the naked eye, with all of your senses, with your complete abilities,

to immerse yourself into the signs of the natural world that are around you,

leaning on the learnings and the knowledge of our ancestors and all the people who have come before us,

we have so much knowledge and ability to use that information to find our way on canoes.

And as we travel across the ocean, where there are no street signs.

The Huwakamalo navigates aboard a Polynesian voyaging canoe called Hokalea.

Hokalea translates to the star of Gladness.

And it's a large double-hauled canoe, 62 feet long with triangular crab cloth sails.

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