• “EVERY PERSON IN YOUR LIFE IS A TEACHER.

    THEY WILL EITHER TEACH YOU WHAT TO DO OR WHAT NOT TO DO.

    KNOW THE DIFFERENCE!”

    – Brian J.T. Watts

    Who is Brian Watts?

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MY NAME IS BRIAN J.T. WATTS

and I am excited you stopped by.  As a public speaker/consultant and educator, I have so many things I can’t wait to share with you.  One of my life’s mantras is to “Become the change we wish to see”.  I strive to do that everyday and I am sure that once we internalize the changes we want to see in the world, they will start to take place. The way I work to effect change is through education.  Education of teachers.  Education of our young people.  Education of parents.

Feel free to browse around and feel free to contact me if you have any questions.  I am here to serve YOU!  And can I ask for a favor? Please do not leave without registering with our newsletter.  From time to time I will send out information I think is important for parents and educators (and those who support them) and I want you to be a part of that!  And to stay up to-do date on all things Brian Watts – check me out on all the major social media platforms.

This manual is especially for (but not limited to) the sometimes forgotten members of the educational process…
the parents.

Testimonials

“Brian Watts emceed an Anniversary concert we attended.  The audience was captivated by his liveliness and charisma.  When he steps on stage to emcee the concerts, Brian engages the audiences and can sing very well too! We had a great time.  He reached out to interact with the guests, who enjoyed every moment of the night’s program line-up.  Brian was extremely witty and entertaining, indeed the right person for the job and I will definitely recommend him for future events.” 

Brian Watts has spoken at our church on several occasions. His messages are very engaging, thought provoking and uplifting. I was also very encouraged by his boldness and his ability to simplify the word without compromise. If you’re looking for someone who will have a great impact on your congregation, I highly recommend Brian Watts.”

I was invited to a Anniversary celebration at the Bronx SDA church.  Upon sitting in my seat I look up to see Brian Watts hosting the event. I was ecstatic and ready for what was to come.  He brings a great following of friends and families from all over the Tri-state area.  He does his research on the participants of events in which he surprises people with old stories, jokes and past programs. While everyone one is overjoyed with laughter and great memories he keeps the show flowing nicely.  I plan on having a event in the near future and Brian Watts gets my vote, he comes highly recommended.”

“I had the pleasure of having Brian Watts Speak at our church, on several occasions. Each time, he delivered a wonderful thought provoking and biblically correct message. They were inspirational and provided us with the tools and insights to manage change within our lives. Brian is very genuine and brings a lot of realism and practical thinking to his messages. He really connected with our congregation. I would encourage any church to have Brian speak if they’re committed to continuous spiritual growth and development.”

“Brian and I attended college together and the first time I heard him speak was about 20 years after we had left college. He was the guest speaker at my church for Education Day. After not seeing Brian for 20years I really didn’t know what to expect. But when he got up to speak, he was poised, confident, funny and brought a powerful message to the congregation. Brian made a powerful impact on the people that day, and I was proud of my friend and all that he had grown in to as an educator, presenter.”

“I rate Brian’s speaking 5 stars!”

“Brian did an exceptional job as a motivational speaker for a group of young adult males. He was professional, yet relatable, which the young men really appreciated and were receptive to.”