Instant gratification dominates our culture, but Emilio Justo, MD, shows how mastering patience can transform distractions into opportunities for success. A two-time international TEDx speaker (with over 10.5 million views) and bestselling author of “The Power of Pause,” Dr. Justo combines engaging storytelling with neuroscience-backed strategies to help audiences reclaim focus, boost resilience, and achieve their goals. With a compelling personal story of overcoming challenges as a Cuban refugee, he connects with audiences and offers practical tools to thrive in today’s chaotic world. Contact Dr. Emilio Justo at Ejusto@rtirguests.com (email preferred); (480) 992-6803
Category: Self Help
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Good News for Procrastinators: How to Work With Your Brain
One of the more exciting discoveries in recent brain research shows that there are certain areas of the brain that want us to procrastinate, and others that can help prevent it. That’s good news for procrastinators, according to Linda Gannaway, who says you can now stop fighting your brain and work with it to achieve your goals! Gannawayhas found that by using this new science-backed information, even the most die-hard procrastinators can find techniques to help them succeed. Gannaway worked at universities for more than 25 years and taught classes on procrastination to thousands of students. She also researched procrastination for five years and wrote the most comprehensive book available called “FINALLY Stop Procrastinating.” Linda Gannaway learned how to get unstuck, and now as a “recovering procrastinator,” she’s on a mission to help others do the same. Contact her at (559) 234-4572; Lgannaway@rtirguests.com
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What’s a Numerology Blueprint and What is Yours?
For anyone feeling like they’re at a crossroads, unsure of their next career move or just seeking clarity, Suzan Owens might offer some unique assistance. A skilled numerologist, she can quickly reveal key aspects of anyone’s numerology blueprint, answering two essential questions: What am I really good at? and What does my future hold? Whether you’re seeking advice about your career, relationships, or personal growth, Suzan will share a fresh perspective that can guide you toward your fullest potential. “Numerology helps us look beyond the surface, uncovering our deeper purpose and strengths,” Suzan explains. “It aligns us with who we truly are.” Suzan is the author of “Wisdom of Numerology.” Contact her at (509) 315-6515; Sowens@rtirguests.com
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Are Autism and ADHD Actually Superpowers?
Autism and ADHD are generally considered disabilities for individuals who struggle with these. But according to Donna Redman, those individuals are simply more in tune with their senses — which can be viewed as superpowers! “People with autism, ADD, and ADHD (just to name a few) are often overwhelmed by their senses,” she says. “The problem is, they have so much sensory input that it’s hard to process everyday experiences. This can cause them a lot of stress and, in some cases, great pain.” This led Donna to create the Secret Genius of Sensory Processing Program, which allows neurodiverse children and adults to unlock their hidden genius by using their senses to their advantage. Contact Donna Redman at (973) 876-5903 or email her at dredman@rtirguests.com
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How to Get Out of a Bad Relationship
Breaking up is hard to do, and taking care of yourself afterward is even harder. Author and nurse practitioner Susie Bell has some great tips for dealing with the emotional pain, as well as practical steps to move forward when you know a relationship is over. “From setting boundaries to rediscovering yourself, I can talk about how to process the loss, avoid self-sabotage, and build a future that feels like yours again,” she says. Susie should know. After being excommunicated from the Mormon Church, she underwent a messy, highly complicated divorce from her devout Mormon husband, struggled with being separated from her children, and substance abuse. She is the author of the book “A Piece of Me: Finding My Voice After Mormonism, Marriage, Medicine & Men.” Contact Susie Bell at (213) 816-3622; sbell@rtirguests.com
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The Biggest Myths About Psychic Intuition
Renowned psychic, badge-carrying detective, and animal communicator Nancy Orlen Weber will debunk common myths about psychic intuition and show your listeners how to access their inner wisdom, develop deeper connections with people and animals, unlock their life’s purpose, and navigate challenges with clarity and confidence! She’ll reveal the extraordinary power of tapping into your soul’s guidance to transform your life. With more than 45 years of experience, Nancy is a true expert in animal communication, psychic investigations, and spiritual development, and the author of several books, including “The Life of a Psychic Detective.” In addition to sharing simple ways to connect with your soul’s guidance, Nancy can share examples of real-life mysteries she’s solved as a psychic detective. Contact Nancy Orlen Weber at (973) 453-0906; nweber@rtirguests.com
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Size-Inclusive Designer: How to Look Chic at Any Size
For a fun show on looking and feeling your best no matter what your size, invite Gayla Bently to amp up the energy and wow your audience. Bentley is a pioneer in size-inclusive fashion who shares tips to elevate style—no matter the size or budget. With years of fashion experience in Paris and at Saks Fifth Avenue, Gayla blends timeless elegance with practicality. From poorly fitting undergarments to cookie-cutter trends, she’ll show listeners how to refine their look with what they already own. Gayla’s wit and wisdom will leave audiences laughing, learning and feeling confident. Gayla Bentley is the author of “Fashion’s Stepsister: A Journey to Style!” Contact her at (936) 261-7713; gbentley@rtirguests.com
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RX for Living a Happier and More Meaningful Life
People often believe that happiness depends on life’s events and circumstances turning out well, but this limits how happy we can be; the number of such events is finite. Ron Schneebaum, M.D., author of “Bigger Hearted: A Retired Pediatrician’s Prescriptions for Living a Happier Life,” instead tells us that happier and more meaningful lives have more to do with our heart’s love and compassion than outer things. He’ll share how we can open, listen to, and work from our hearts. Contact Ron Schneebaum at (603) 314-3095; rschneebaum@rtirguests.com
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How to Change Your Life 30-Seconds at a Time
Whether you are overwhelmed, underachieving or just struggling to fit it all in, Gerald Robison will show you how to transform your life in the most unexpected way—one 30-second time block at a time! His simple but powerful time management secrets will help maximize every moment. His approach isn’t about finding more time—it’s about making the most of the time we already have. He’ll share his proven tips for turning life’s micro-moments into big wins! Ask him: What’s the craziest thing you’ve managed to do in just 30 seconds? How can micromanaging our time actually give us more freedom? Gerald Robison is the author of “30 Seconds That Can Change Your Life.” Contact him at (904) 867-2449; Grobison@rtirguests.com
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Can Art Heal Depression and Anxiety?
Depression and anxiety have reached epidemic proportions in modern society. While many people rely on medications and therapy to help alleviate their suffering, author and artist Lynette Watkins claims that consciously incorporating art into our daily lives can help us to overcome many of our personal struggles. “I can help you alleviate your anxiety, depression, or other things that hinder you in 10 minutes a day using art,” she says. “Activating one’s creativity can be highly therapeutic and can help people to find solutions to their problems and challenging life situations.” Lynette is an acclaimed artist, professor of art, writer, musician, and author of “Can It Be That Some Chains Are Mere Shadows? A Visual Journey From Darkness To Light.” Contact Lynette Watkins at (575) 454-4635; lwatkins@rtirguests.com