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
Category: Self Help
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
Are Autism and ADHD Actually Superpowers?
Autism and ADHD are generally considered disabilities for people, but according to Donna Redman, those people 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.” Donna created the Secret Genius of Sensory Processing Program, to allow neurodiverse children and adults to unlock their hidden genius by using their senses to their advantage. She’ll discuss how it works and the difference it can make in someone’s life. Contact Donna Redman at (973) 876-5903; dredman@rtirguests.com
Do You Live with Pain? How to Stay Alive and Thrive
Vita Oyler is no stranger to debilitating pain. When she was a young, highly athletic woman, she accidentally stepped on a rock and developed reflex sympathetic dystrophy (RSD), a severe malfunction of the nervous and immune systems. This led to decades of excruciating pain and, ultimately, the amputation of her foot and part of her leg. Invite her to share how she survived the ordeal and learned to thrive and live a full, rewarding life. She’ll share how she managed to stay positive and live a productive life following years of severe pain, and practical skills for people living with pain. Vita Oyler is a rehabilitation counselor and doctoral candidate at San Diego State University. She is the author of “Got Pain? Now What?” Contact her at (209) 255-2962; Voyler@rtirguests.com
Charisma Reset: How to Grow Your Natural Appeal to Become the Person Everyone Wants to Know
Success in today’s distraction-rich environment isn’t just about working hard—it’s about standing out. Malia Rogers, author of “Magnetic Allure,” will teach listeners how to harness their natural charisma to forge authentic connections that open doors. Malia will reveal nine proven traits that make people magnetic and share timely strategies to overcome self-doubt and rejection and help reset your charisma and attract new opportunities in 2025. Whether it’s launching a side gig, advancing in a career or cultivating meaningful relationships, Malia’s insights are designed to help you succeed in the year ahead and beyond. Ask her: Who is the most charismatic person you’ve ever met, and what made them stand out? Contact Malia Rogers at (208) 923-8366; mrogers@rtirguests.com
LA Psychologist: How Anyone Can Bounce Back From Anything
As wildfires raged through Southern California, clinical psychologist Stephen Sideroff was forced to evacuate his Topanga Canyon home along with hundreds of thousands of other LA area residents. While the situation was chaotic and stressful, he credits his years-long practice of mindful resilience, with giving him the ability to manage his despair. "In times of crisis, emotions can be overwhelming, and it is vital to acknowledge and process them without judgment," he says. He’ll describe his holistic methodology based on 9 key pillars to help you thrive, even in the midst of overwhelming stress. Sideroff is an associate professor in the Departments of Psychiatry and Rheumatology at UCLA’s Geffen School of Medicine and the author of "The 9 Pillars of Resilience: The Proven Path to Mastering Stress, Slow Aging and Increase Vitality." Contact Dr. Stephen Sideroff at (213) 660-4659; ssideroff@rtirguests.com
How Martin Luther King’s Principles of Nonviolence Can Transform Your Personal Life
Monday, January 20 is not just the date of Trump’s second inauguration: it’s also Martin Luther King Jr. Day. When faced with conflict within her family, retired American diplomat and self-described peacebuilder Danielle Reiff incorporated King’s principles of nonviolence into her own personal life, and the results were transformative. King’s commitment to universal love and nonviolent non-cooperation can apply to family as much as political opponents – or even to oneself. Reiff has spent her life in the service of peace, having supported democratic transitions and peace processes around the world as a diplomat for twenty years. Now she runs Peacebuilders, an initiative to promote nonviolence and unity in diversity in the U.S. during a critical time. Invite her on your program to help your audience learn about the value and power of nonviolence in our own lives and communities. As King’s inspiration Mahatma Gandhi said, “We but mirror the world. All the tendencies present in the outer world are to be found in the world of our body. If we could change ourselves, the tendencies of the world would also change.” Contact Danielle at (202) 499-7256; dreiff@rtirguests.com
What an Intuitive Mentalist Can Teach Your Audience
Dr. Dan Bartlett, a Certified Metaphysical Practitioner with over 30 years of experience, empowers audiences to gain insight, clarity and direction in their lives. He’ll reveal how to develop natural intuitive abilities to improve relationships, overcome challenges and unlock personal potential. Dr. Dan’s approachable guidance can teach your audience how to tap into their innate intuition to improve decision-making or even start their own intuitive business from home. Known for his engaging style as a Magical Mentalist, Dr. Dan can also captivate your audience with live mind-reading demonstrations. Inspire your audience with practical ways to enhance relationships, well-being and career success. Dr. Dan is the author of “Six Easy Secrets to Psychic Success.” Contact him at (480) 841-0984 or dbartlett@rtirguests.com
How to Have Fewer Days That Suck!
As a lifelong New Yorker, no one should be crankier than Deborah Mallow. While standing on a bustling subway platform with tears rolling down her face, she broke through the storm in her mind and found her sunshine. "I said goodbye to crippling negativity, exhaustion, anger, and fear." She can share how to get out of your own way, rediscover your true self, reshape your mindset, and get unstuck with her transformational approach, where self-improvement essentials replace unhealthy habits with positive changes. Deborah believes, "It’s not about forcing positivity or ignoring real problems; it’s about making the daily decision to approach life differently and find more joy in everyday living.” With 17 years as a #1 pharmaceutical sales rep, she’s no stranger to resilience and success. Deborah is the author of "6 Steps To Fewer Days That Suck: Ditch Unhealthy Habits Unzip A Happier You." Contact Deborah Mallow at (516) 613-5359; dmallow@rtirguests.com
How a Vietnam Veteran Found Closure Reading His Letters to Home
Since 1776, America has only known 17 years of peace, being involved in some kind of global conflict for 228 of the last 245 years. This has resulted in countless thousands of veterans who served a long way from home and suffered after they came back. Don Eggspuehler knows all about this: A Marine combat pilot who served in Vietnam, Don kept the promise he made to his mother and consistently wrote letters home. Six years after he returned stateside, Don compiled those letters so his dying mother could read them again. That’s when he realized that they were written as much for him as her. Don has recently published that compilation in his latest book “Letters to Mom.” By re-reading his accounts of everyday life in boot camp, in-country, and in combat, Don was able to find some closure for the survivor’s guilt he’d been struggling with since returning home. He believes that this kind of closure is available to many more combat veterans. In fact, this kind of journaling has long been recognized to help reduce anxiety and improve mental health. Contact Don Eggspuehler at (469) 402-6613 or deggspuehler@rtirguests.com