Nahchon lives to explode perspectives and create value ads from every interaction. Nahchon started his training and development career in the early 2000s. His approach is creative, unconventional, motivational, and thought-provoking. He challenges you to think beyond what is considered normal. He has been developing Men & Women into powerful, agents of change in every area of life, even before he became a public speaker.

Most work hard to be engaging, motivational, and encouraging, Nahchon seemed to be born with a unique gift for motivating the under or non-motivated. Nahchon was able to cultivate and sharpen his natural talent when he worked with Saint Paul Urban League. He was tasked with the challenge to develop a "Welfare to Work" curricula program aptly named "Aspire". In this role, Nahchon not only trained 20-30 adults for 30 days each month for 3 years all with the goal of getting them off welfare and into the workforce.

He also co-wrote the program and developed the training materials. Nahchon had an 85% success rate, this was no easy task. The only other program that came close to this had a 60% success rate. To add context to how daunting the task, these folks were generational welfare recipients’ parents, parents were all on welfare.

Nahchon was named the most influential speaker and trainer for two years in a row.