Who is Sunjay Nath?

Sunjay Entertains, Inspires & Educates

Youth Motivational Speaker - Sunjay Nath

"Sunjay connected with all members of the Woodroffe High School community; his presentation was both positive and motivating. Students are already asking to have him back!"

- Kevin Bush -

Principal, Woodroffe High School

"Several parents called in to Thank us for providing students with such an 'uplifting' event."

- Ingrid Lentine -

Teacher, Whiteoaks Public School

"You spoke at Western earlier this year for the Rotary Club Seminar for Tomorrow's Leaders and i just wanted to say that I have never heard a better speaker than you. The way that you spoke really made everything stick in my head and to this day, I still think of chife and stuff you said."

- Amber D. -

Student

"The Content, energy and creativity demonstrated in presenting was a huge hit with an audience that know quality when they see it. Your Presentation went beyond my expectations"

- E.D. MacTavish -

Princiapal, Sir Fredrick Banting Secondary School

"What a great day we had with you! You will be happy to know that your words of wisdom have transformed our schools. Every campus talks about student leadership and the potential of ALL students to be leaders. You had quite an impact on all of us."

- Linda L. Kiefner, M.Ed. -

Regional Director, Imagine Schools

Sunjay on TV

Sunjay Nath interviewed about The ABCs of Student Leadership Book

Who is Sunjay Nath?

I am a dynamic figure. My name is Sanjay, pronounced SUN JAY. When I was nine, I could factor quadratic equations in my head, but I forgot how after my first kiss. I have appeared on National television. Articles about me have been published in National magazines. I have represented Canada at international conferences. I am five foot ten.

I was once approached by three strangers in one day who claimed they would name their children after me. I don’t believe in magic but I am capable of magical feats. I have made audiences cry of laughter, cry of emotion and moo like cows. I play “Sunjay Says”. I have won awards in academics. I have won awards in athletics. I have won awards in the arts. But, I have never won a ward. I am certified in CPR and First Aid. I have been paid large sums of money for telling stories about my life. I can dance. I have been paid large sums of satisfaction for volunteering in my life.

I hold a black belt, I juggle and I have completed a marathon. I know the difference between nowhere and nowhere. I’m not afraid to talk. I’m not afraid of silence. I have fears. I’m scared to face my fears but I do it. I have sung live with The Police. I am computer literate. I held my breath from 1992 to 1993. My housemate and I once ate more than two pounds of spaghetti in one sitting. I have owned several businesses. I have written books. My only visit to a penitentiary was on a tour. I have been asked for my autograph on several occasions. I play chess.

I work well with children. I work well with youth. I work well with adults. I work well independently. I have never worked on a well. I have welcomed in Welland. I have thrown games without telling my opponents. I am competitive. I don’t lose my temper ... EVER! I have a sense for people. I have a sense of myself. I have cents for the needy. I have a sense of humour.

In second year university I was the only one in my program who passed. I have done things so that people would wonder why I did them. I am happy. I have traveled abroad. Sometimes I cry.

Although I am not clairvoyant, I can hear you when you are not talking. I am a great listener. I believe you can do it. I believe I can do it. I believe anyone can do it. I have a list of life goals. I will achieve them. Everything I have written here is true.