~ Share something you are passionate about.
My greatest passion is helping others, especially youth. I was a terrible student. I grew up believing I was dumb because I didn't do well in school yet once I found my genius (which everyone has) my life changed forever. Most of that came once I was willing to accept myself and quit trying to please everyone else. I learned to love myself and it wasn't until I focused on loving myself and changing the things I didn't that my world changed forever. “To thine own self be true.” A saying we try to live by in Alcoholics Anonymous that didn't really sink in until I had pushed away everyone that I actually cared about. I was forced to be by myself and learn to love the scared little boy inside my 31 year old body. I learned to be true to myself and what I stood for regardless of what others thought. Once I was able to do that, I could share all my failures without fear of judgment. I learned that many others felt the same way and loved me regardless of my mistakes.
~What are some ways you are helping to bring this forward in the world?
I recently married a widow with three
~Describe something our readers can look forward to discovering in your book.
I didn’t write a book, but readers and authors can use SPN to spread the word about books they like a little easier.
~ What tip or piece of advice can your share with our readers to empower them to SHINE?
Never stop looking for answers or following your passion. You only get one life, so live it well!!
I mentor several spinal cord injured individuals across the globe every year.
I played a crucial role in the development and implementation of Activity Based Therapy (ABRT) which became rehabilitation standard of care for quadriplegics, paraplegic and stroke patients.
I developed and patented the new phase of the currant Functional Electrical Stimulation. (FES) is now standard of care for individuals dealing with paralysis.
I mentor several spinal cord injured individuals across the globe every year.
~Describe something our readers today can look forward to discovering in your book
Please welcome Rob Eastman to the pages of the RHG Magazine for the very first time. Rob is a tattooed life coach and mental health advocate helping walk those willing through the darkness to
a better way of life.
His goal is to help the world view mental health differently. To see it, understand it and talk about it without shame or fear of judgment. If we can get closer to that, he believes addiction and suicide rates will drop significantly. You’re not alone.
boys and love helping them learn to love themselves while preparing them for the real world. I coach wrestling and love teaching young girls and boys how to do hard things, fall, and always get back up. I own a gym and coach multiple sports and teach people how to work towards their individual goals and find value in becoming who they want to be.
~What 3 tips or piece of advice can you share with our reader to help them step forward in their life powerfully?
First, I would say that failure is a major part of success and to learn from mistakes you've made and move forward with experience and confidence. Just because you fell, doesn’t mean you are a failure. Second, would