“CHARISMATIC…this generation’s
answer to Dale Carnegie.”

- Toronto Business Times

Jay’s path to self-discovery accelerated when at the age of eighteen he collapsed and was taken to hospital where he remained unconscious for three days. At the time, he was pursuing a career as a hockey goaltender. He was diagnosed with a brain tumor and underwent emergency brain surgery. He was not expected to wake up. If he did, they expected he would suffer from permanent brain damage. He survived, without brain damage and with a life expectancy of only fifteen months. 15 years later, doctors still cannot explain why he is still alive.

His brush with death gave Jay a sense of urgency to live life more fully. Armed with a new perspective and appreciation for life, he began his quest for answers about life’s purpose, human potential, happiness, and peace of mind. When he was unable to find what he was looking for through traditional learning, he sought the answers elsewhere.

He studied the lives of successful people. He explored the limits of his physical and mental boundaries by skydiving, bungee jumping from a hot air balloon, walking on burning coals, and more. He still did not feel fulfilled. He hadn’t changed; his life hadn’t changed. So he shifted his attention from his outer to his inner-self in order to get to the Soul of the matter. He studied how the mind works and its relation to the physical and emotional aspects of human nature. He voraciously read everything he could find on human development and enrolled in personal training sessions throughout North America. Again unable to find the answers he was searching for; Jay decided to create a system to teach what he so desperately wanted to learn. 

In the process, side effects of his earlier surgery changed his life once again. Occasional seizures and blackouts brought new challenges and opportunities. And he approached each obstacle and challenge as an opportunity to more fully develop as a human being.  He intensified his quest for understanding of how the mind, body and emotions work as one to affect personal health, success and quality of life. He traveled through Europe and explored new cultures, different religions, and new perspectives on life.

Jay noticed that wherever he went, people were the same – hungry for inner peace. His travels brought him to an understanding of how the universe works and the importance and value of building a strong inner foundation so each of us can be a player in the Game of Life. He combined this understanding with his passionate desire to share his insights and experiences with others and to help them to discover their unique purpose in life and how to create the life they were designed to live.

The result is a journey of self-discovery Jay calls INNER CIRCUIT TRAINING™ for WHOLE BEING CONDITIONING™.