KEYNOTE SPEAKER | MEDIA | THE SELF-RESPECT REVOLUTION™

DR KATHERINE ISCOE

Redefining how we live, love and lead through the empowering lens of self-respect.

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I’m a keynote speaker, media commentator and podcaster specialising in the unique connection between self-respect and self-leadership.

My research confirms that while self-esteem and confidence is important, self-respect is the true foundation for personal and professional growth. That’s why I’m oh-so passionate about learning about, leveraging and sharing the benefits of self-respect through honest conversations and practical advice.

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Where are you on the self-respect scale?

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of people wished they had more self-respect.

Reference: Self-Love Index, a survey of over 22,000 people across 21 countries conducted by The Body ShopR in 2020.

Hiya!

I am a dog-loving, murder-documentary obsessed nerd, who uses sewing as therapy and shoes as my healthy addiction. I see the world as a paradox, and I believe I’m here to unravel this mystery through the revolutionary power of self-respect.

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Speaking

My keynotes are honest and thought-provoking. I’m here to shake things up when it comes to the connection between self-respect and self-leadership.

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Self-Respect Revolution

While self-esteem is critical for our personal growth, we must recognise that there exists a more vital ingredient in how we live, love and lead: self-respect.

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The Self-Respect Revolution

podcast

The Self-Respect Revolution podcast explores how self-respect shapes who we are, the decisions we make and the lives we live as leaders, best friends, mentors, parents and entrepreneurs. Learn more here.

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Insights

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My insights are a combination of stories and stumbles of the past and present combined with some killer research – providing you a dose of laughter and lots of knowledge.

The reactions of others: a trap for our self-esteem

The reactions of others: a trap for our self-esteem

Is who you are shaped by the opinions and expectations of others? or are you really you? In this four-part article series, we’ll discuss how our life’s experiences affect who we think we are in contrast to who we really are. Each article will also include optional exercises for you to dig a bit deeper.

Ron Burgundy Big Deal

Beyond the Title: Don’t Let Your Job Define Your Value

Does your role affect your identity? In this article, I explore why it’s important to consider how our roles and perceptions of others’ impressions affect us and what we can do to protect our self-esteem.

The reactions of others: a trap for our self-esteem

Is who you are shaped by the opinions and expectations of others? or are you really you? In this four-part article series, we’ll discuss how our life’s experiences affect who we think we are in contrast to who we really are. Each article will also include optional exercises for you to dig a bit deeper.

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Here’s when you should care what other people think of you.

Summary: Imagine a world where you could live your life without worrying about what other people...