0:46

In this interview excerpt, the host asks Mike Domitrz how he became a speaker on respect. Domitrz recounts that at age 19 he learned his younger sister had been raped, an event that profoundly affected him for months. While in college, after hearing another speaker, he realized he could use his voice to address such issues. He began public speaking on respect in 2021, noting that growing up in the 1970s‑80s era, the concept of a 'respect speaker' was unimaginable. The segment highlights his personal catalyst, the shift from private grief to public advocacy, and the cultural context of his generation.

Chapters

More from Mike

0:24
youtube.com

Who Really Pushes Back Against Your Boundaries

2w ago
0:46
youtube.com

Why Speaking Up Isn't Being Difficult

2w ago
39:53
youtube.com

Cornell University Civil Lawsuit

2w ago
0:45
youtube.com

What You Say About Your Partner When They're Not Around Matters

2w ago
1:05
youtube.com

The Cornell Lawsuit Is a Wake-Up Call for Campus Prevention

3w ago
0:38
youtube.com

You Don't Have to Be Rude to Have Boundaries

3w ago
1:04
youtube.com

3 Questions That Deepen Trust and Communication in Relationships

3w ago
0:38
youtube.com

When Someone Won't Respect Your Boundaries, Do This

3w ago
1:11
youtube.com

Parents: Stop Threatening Your Teen's Date (Do This Instead)

3w ago
1:12
youtube.com

How to Say No and Actually Mean It (4 Steps)

4w ago
1:07
youtube.com

3 Steps to Respond When Someone Says No

4w ago
See all content