Book IWD Speaker: Rebekah King

Keynote for people who think deeply, carry a lot internally & want clarity without hype, fixing or forcing change

Rebekah King is a keynote speaker, mind performance specialist and co-host of The Brain Changers Podcast, known for delivering talks that are thought-provoking, intelligent and deeply human.

In "The Power of Perspective: Why Insight and Effort Aren't Creating the Change Your Expect", Rebekah explores how unconscious beliefs and inherited thinking patterns shape how women lead, decide, cope under pressure, and relate to themselves.

Drawing on neuroscience, behavioural psychology and lived experience, she reveals why so many capable, high-performing women feel mentally “switched on” all the time, even when they’re doing everything right.

Rather than offering more strategies or surface-level motivation, this keynote challenges a deeper assumption: that clarity, confidence and leadership come from thinking harder.

Rebekah shows how perspective - not effort - is often the missing link, and how outdated internal rules can continue to drive behaviour long after they’ve stopped being useful.

Audiences leave feeling lighter, clearer and more self-trusting, with a renewed sense of agency and a powerful understanding of how changing perspective can change outcomes, without adding more to their already full plates.

This keynote is ideal for International Women’s Day events focused on leadership, wellbeing, resilience and meaningful change, and resonates strongly with professional women who are thoughtful, capable and ready to lead themselves differently.


Rebekah's Approach:

Rebekah works with the part of the problem most people never get to; why they think, say and do the things they do.

Drawing on lived experience and neuroscience-informed insight, she helps people make sense of how long-held beliefs shape their behaviour, decisions, and sense of self.

Her work isn’t about fixing or forcing change. It’s about understanding what’s been running in the background, so people stop taking it personally and can relate to their own mind differently.

Her style is warm, grounded, and direct, encouraging people to look inward for understanding, rather than constantly searching outside themselves for answers or validation.

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