798: Break the Bullying Cycle and Become your Best Self with Maria Warlow

Maria Warlow is the founder of Warlow Consulting, a successful retail business. As an experienced mother of two adult sons, Maria has a deep understanding of the challenges and impacts of bullying. Today, Maria talks about her personal experiences with bullying and shares her insights on the various forms of bullying, including physical, emotional, verbal, and cyber. She emphasizes the long-term effects of bullying on mental health, such as anxiety, depression, and aggression, and stresses the importance of early intervention and communication to address this critical issue.

In this episode of Marketer of the Day, Maria discusses her current work through Warlow Consulting, focusing on breaking the bully cycle and building supportive communities for parents, particularly mothers. She advocates for therapeutic interventions for both victims and bullies, education on emotional literacy, and proactive strategies for children and adults to express and process feelings. Maria emphasizes the importance of starting these interventions early, providing real-life examples of children and adults whose lives have been affected by unresolved bullying. Key takeaways include recognizing the deep, long-lasting effects of bullying, fostering open communication, and creating networks of support. She encourages mothers to connect and share experiences through her online community at bullying.warlowconsulting.com.

Quotes

“Bullying should never be taken lightly—it can leave scars that last a lifetime and affect mental health, self-esteem, and social abilities.”

“The earlier you start addressing bullying, the better—younger children can learn how to express their feelings and protect themselves before patterns become entrenched.”

“Both victims and bullies need guidance and therapy; punishment alone does not teach the bully what they are doing or help the victim recover.”

“If you let bullying happen, it stays in your head forever unless you wake up to it and take action—it’s a big step, but it’s liberating.”

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