"The quality of a person's communication dictates the quality of their life"

Born in 1922, Ken Dyers was a young man when he joined the Australian Army. A combat soldier in the Second World War, he saw action in El 'Alamein and the landings at Lae and Finschhafen. Ken says of that time, "Serving in combat, I realised that perception, the human viewpoint and communication were the most important tools for survival. I returned to Australia determined to preserve the human viewpoint in all of my communications and actions. I realised that if the human viewpoint was adopted, the atrocities of war would never eventuate."

Back in Australia post-war, Ken furthered his exploration of communication through an extensive and successful business career, including publishing and public company directorship. Ken's skills in effectively managing communication did not go unnoticed: US-based holding companies began calling on him as a communications adviser, to consult on executive mental health.

Throughout nearly six decades of personal research, Ken has lectured and demonstrated the practical use and handling of personal energy across all areas of human endeavour, at Kenja lectures as well as diverse organisations covering industry, business, defence and human resources.

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Ken's War History