Bullying on the Rise? Why now? February 22, 2012 (Excerpt from Taking the Bully by the Horns written by Faith Wood) Do you recall what it was like to have to write a letter and send it via snail mail? Or, better yet, Airmail?  When I think of the days when stamps were a nickel, it makes me chuckle - I tell my kids, "I remember when I had to walk to school with hot potatoes in my pockets to keep my hands warm!"  They know I'm kidding, but they still look at me as though I'm nuts! read more Why Don't Anti Bullying Campaigns Work? February 22, 2012 (Excerpt from Taking the Bully by the Horns EBook by Faith Wood) Why don't anti-bullying campaigns work? We certainly hear about them frequently within the educational system, but when push comes to shove, the current campaigns are ineffective.  And, what about the workplace? Bullying is prevalent throughout corporate environments and all businesses, although you may not be aware of it unless you are experiencing bullying yourself. read more What's up with that? February 21, 2012 I had the wonderful opportunity to surprise my twin sister on our bithday this past weekend.  My sister is sufferring from a debilitating disease known as Reflex Sympathetic Dystrophy (RSD) or Complex Regional Pain Syndrome (CRPS).  You cna learn more about this disease and the fundraising efforts we have made on her behalf at:  www.faithforfern.com  However, that is not the reason for this blog post. I found it incredibly interesting to watch how strangers cope with disabled individuals.  During our visit, we headed out to have brunch at a hotel/restaurant in downtown Victoria, BC.  Before I discuss what occurred, I should state taht my sister is in a wheelchair.  Her disease limits her ability to stand loud noises as well as being banged into or bumped by others.  In fact, bumping produces excrutiating pain not just an inconvenience factor. read more Book Review: Selected January 18, 2012 by Authors Mark Van Vugt & Anjana Ahuja Review by Faith Wood, Inspiring Minds Consulting read more Page 1 of 31 «StartPrev12345678910NextEnd»