Peace@Work Drive 2011

Through this peace@work drive, I want to help create opportunities for employees to make healthy connections at work. I embark on this peace drive to honour my clients and to support those who are distraught, overwhelmed and conflicted by their workplace dynamics.  Do you ever feel that you would like to wave a magic wand to and create peace? I believe that each of us have the ability to contribute to peace through our thoughts, choices and actions on a daily basis.  Though one single act may seem meaningless, consistency on the part of one person can go a long way toward influencing change.  If we look at our legends for change in history, their initial actions seemed almost fruitless, until we look at the accumulative impact.

My clients often tell me that they find the work we do on their Interpersonal Wellness plan helpful, what catches my attention is that they want their fellow co-workers to also go through a similar program.  When I ask them why, they explain that they fear that their efforts alone will not be enough to influence the changes they feel necessary at work.  I often respond with a question- what if all you had to do was this, would it be enough for you to do your part?  Most times they pondered this question and at times we engage in further inquiry.

They often come to realize that what really matters is what each person brings to the workplace.  Each of us has a certain capacity to contribute to wellness.  Sometimes our capacity is greater than other times.  It remains our responsibility to be self-aware and apply the proper self-management strategies, to ensure that what we contribute is adding something good to the workplace dynamics.  If you are concerned about your work environment, what are you contributing to the process?  Are you equipped to do more?  Throughout this drive, this show will strive to help you fill up and get answers and strategies to make a difference and help create peace at work.

My Goals are toprovide virtual support and resources over the Peace@work drive that will:

  • Inspire peaceful thoughts and dialogue
  • Encourage collaboration and Interpersonal Wellness at work
  • Motivate peaceful acts, generosity and civil gestures at work
  • Engage employees in planning activities that fit with their workplace culture.

What to Expect:Resources such as short snippets of videos, meditations, readings, teleseminars and video blips, interviews, blog talk radio coaching programs, encouraging quotes and more through our Facebook page, YouTube, blog, twitter. We are inviting guests such as authors and celebrities to contribute.

Registration:To register as a participant, download theInterpersonal Wellness audit to help you decide on your peace initiative, then sign up on our facebook page or blog to register your group and activity.

Celebration: On May 11, 2011- Peace@workday we will acknowledge and celebrate all the initiatives, activities, individuals and organizations who took part. Sharing will take place virtually or otherwise. Plan to join us now.

I bring peace and wellness and wish you great connections

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Peace at Work Day Campaign

We are just getting fired up to declare May 11, 2011 – Armistice Day at Work/Peace@workday.  From March 11th we will be going live with videos, meditation, readings, other activities and we will be inviting well know authors and celebrities if we can get them to provide a video tapes, interviews and more on YouTube to help encourage the peace@work drive.  We want to provide activities that can stimulate peaceful thoughts and encourage peaceful actions and interpersonal wellness in the workplace.  We will provide some virtual support over the next three months but we want employees to plan activities that is purely their own and that fits with their workplace culture.  May 11th will be the day to acknowledge and celebrate all the initiatives and activities and groups. It will also be a time for organizations to share what they have been doing since March 11, 2011.  I am delighted to connect with your organization as we want to encourage every workplace to get involved. See more information at