Sunjay Nath
Engineering Human Performance
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Weekly Tip For 19 February, 2019 “Getting Unstuck”
At those times that you are “stuck” in life, try getting to those projects that you always wanted to do but never found time to do. For example, reorganize or redecorate your bedroom, clean out the basement, or call up that old friend. These types of activities will...
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About Sunjay
Sunjay Nath travels globally sharing insights on leadership and performance. He is best known for his trademark, “The 10-80-10 Principle” which is a framework that helps individuals and teams improve performance. This methodology combines best practices with small wins to help people empower themselves.
Sunjay is the author of The 10-80-10 Principle, The ABCs of Student Leadership, and a contributing author for the book, Professionally Speaking.
When not on the road, Sunjay enjoys spending time with his wife and three high energy, extremely busy sons. As you can imagine his household is quiet and relaxed. This probably explains why Sunjay is currently learning to sing “Row, Row, Row Your Boat” in rounds … by himself.
Sunjay Nath
BScE / MBA / CSP / HoF
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Are you or your organization continually expected to get more done with less time, money, and human capital?
This is the exact problem that Sunjay Nath has addressed with hundreds of thousands of people across the world since 1995. His approach is routed in a strength-based approach to leadership that helps improve performance and allow individuals and corporations to get more done with less.
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The ABCs of Student Leadership and The 10-80-10 Principle®: Unlocking Dynamic Performance.
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The 10-80-10 Principle®
The 10-80-10 Principle® is a framework that allows you to increase your performance and results by focusing your energy and efforts on highest yielding activities. The Principle was created by Sunjay Nath and it help individuals and teams operate at a dynamic level.
Every person or group already exhibits behaviors that are Top 10 (percent) – those behaviors that lead to high performance and achievement. What people lack is the knowledge to consistently operate at that dynamic Top 10 level. The 10-80-10 Principle® rewards and grows Top 10 behaviors and eliminates Bottom 10 actions.
Engaging Hands on, Sunjay Nath works with the audience to identify their Top and Bottom 10 and then A.C.T. with the 10-80-10 Principle® to create greater performance levels in their lives, or within the organization. The 10-80-10 Principle® is sought after around the globe by businesses and organizations through Keynotes, Workshops, Coaching and on a Consulting basis.
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Weekly Tip For 5 February, 2019 “Train Your Internal Clock”
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