Are Your Listeners Longing For Happiness In Their Lives?
The truth is most of us don’t know what makes us tick. We move through life unaware of what makes us happy and what makes us sad. Until you learn who you are and what you want, you will struggle with your relationship with yourself and everyone else.
Dr. Rita Louise, author of The Dysfunctional Dance of the Empath and the Narcissist, offers powerful guidance to what is going on inside each and every one of us.
Dang, It Was Me All Along?, cuts through all of the psychological mumbo jumbo to show you how to find inner peace and contentment.
Dr. Rita reveals to you how to mindfully look inward to remake yourself from the inside out. This book uses a unique blend of scientific data sprinkled with entertaining stories and frank commentary of Dr. Rita’s own pursuit of happiness that will make you laugh, think, and grow.
You cannot change your past, but by applying the principles of this book you can transform your future and your life.
Dr. Rita would love to come onto your show to discuss this life altering topic with you and your listeners. A former radio host herself, she can speak on a broad range of topics and is always an entertaining guest.
“Fran Dresher’s delivery without the whine”, is how one audience member put Dr. Rita Louise’s frank, funny yet honest approach. Dr. Rita Louise is the Founder of the Institute Of Applied Energetics and former host of Just Energy Radio.
She is the author of the books The Dysfunctional Dance Of The Empath And Narcissist, Stepping Out Of Eden, ET Chronicles: What Myth And Legend Have To Say About Human Origin, Avoiding The Cosmic 2X4, Dark Angels: An Insider’s Guide To Ghosts, Spirits & Attached Entities and The Power Within: A Psychic Healing Primer as well as hundreds of articles that have been published worldwide.
Dr. Rita has appeared on film, radio, television and has spoken at conferences around the world covering topics such as health and healing, relationships, ghosts, intuition, ancient mysteries and the paranormal.
