Happy Father's Day 2002 ! Sashi

( Sashi Rajan  was a pioneer in the development of this course .  Sashi became a student leader, Dy Head Prefect and won the "Model Student of the year "award  of his school in 1997. At his junior college in Catholic Junior College (CJC) he continued to display outstanding leadership qualities. He led the CJC Debating team and organised several college events. He graduated in 2005  in Sydney with a 3rd rank in his cohort. Currently he works for a leading international hotel chain - now in Abu Dabi.

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feedback from a full time academic:

I have had the pleasure of knowing Major Rajan for almost twelve years now. He has been a source of inspiration and support to my family. He has had a very positive influence on both my children. Major Rajan has the knack of interacting with teenagers in a sensitive way that ensures a positive outcome. He takes time to understand their particular problems and is able to alleviate a lot of their anxieties through his positive mentoring. He never talks down to teens but demonstrates his genuine engagement with their difficulties, thus endorsing their self-esteem. This is an invaluable asset in my opinion.   One of his great strengths is the passion and unfailing enthusiasm he brings to his mentoring. He does not do things in half-measures. This deep engagement with teenagers guarantees his success with them. My children are very fond of him and owe a lot of their success to his guidance and ! help.

Dr Chitra Sankaran
MA, MPhil, Ph.D ( London)                                                                                                                                          
 Full time Academic

( Dr Sankaran is the proud mother of a  daughter doing her PhD In London  and a son who is doing medicine in London  )

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a note from a former medical intern whom  Rajan guided 7 years ago

Dear Rajan,

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an encouraging note from a sister

My dear brother,

I am very pleased to note that your dream has come true , setting up your own motivational training consultancy after all these 20 years of motivating family members and relatives.... I saw you on Channel 5 ,The Good Times on 20th May 2004 where you once again reiterated your passion to help others  ......I know that the word 'retirement' is not in your vocabulary.

 ........Would you believe it - when I did my Royal College Membership exams in London - I was almost touching 50years!!! - a good 20 years older than all the others.  And  even now, I can't remember the name for the technique  -  I still use the 'finger-thumb trigger' you taught me before each and every presentation I make.

You have changed the course of my life completely and in your constant, sometimes - sorry to say this - nagging way,  helped me become what I am today. I do hope you will be able to guide others, hopefully much younger people, and introduce them to the simple principles you taught me that can actually make such a pronounced  difference in one's life.

With loving regards,

Prabha

 (Dr Prabha Krishnan , MBBS, MD , Diplomate NB, MRCpath (UK), DTM&H is the sister of Major Rajan and a former student of Raffles Girls School ) Dr Prabha has served as a medical consultant in many countries. She is now a Head Of Dept and Senior Consultant in a leading Singapore Hospital.