Katie Roberts

Conference Speaker

Switching yourself on seminar

Do you love your work?

Are you performing at your best?

Are you achieving your full potential?


According to a recent survey conducted by Seek, 73% of people are either unhappy or indifferent to their job. Research shows that one of the key drivers of happiness and high achievement at work is exercising your strengths. In this interactive session, Career Consultant, Katie Roberts, will show you how to identify and harness your natural strengths and achieve 'flow' at work - the state of deep focus that occurs when you are optimally engaged in your work.

As part of this session, you will:

  • Gain an insight into your personality and what makes you ‘tick’;
  • Learn how to develop your natural strengths and talents;
  • Discover your preferred work style and ideal work environment;
  • Learn what motivates you to perform at your best; and
  • Be inspired to take action and achieve your full potential!


Through a combination of personal stories, funny anecdotes, innovative theories and practical tips, Katie will teach you how to 'switch yourself on' and achieve a happy and fulfilling career.

If you are looking for a speaker for your next meeting, conference or event, please contact us

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Katie Roberts is a Speaker, Author and Business Owner who specialises in helping people achieve career satisfaction and success. With a degree in psychology and extensive experience in personality profiling, Katie teaches people how to identify and harness their natural strengths and achieve their full potential. As the Director of Katie Roberts Career Consulting, she has developed two assessments, the Career Interests Profiler and the Career Personality Profiler and has provided consulting services to over 3000 individuals and organisations. Katie works with a variety of clients including business owners, industry associations and networking groups. She is regularly featured in newspapers, magazines and on radio and employs a network of consultants across Australia.

“When I was seven I wanted to be a pharmacist because I liked the colour of the carpet in the local chemist. At thirteen, I changed my mind and decided I wanted to be a chiropractor because my mother told me they earned a lot of money.” Read more

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