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Ayman Sadik | The OtherSide | Leadership, Failure & Building Impact in Silence

In this impactful episode of The OtherSide Podcast, host Esha Rushdi sits down with Ayman Sadik — Founder & CEO of 10 Minute School, award-winning educator, entrepreneur, and one of the most influential youth voices in Bangladesh — for a conversation that goes beyond motivation and success stories. This episode explores the other side of impact — the pressure of being a role model, the responsibility of influencing millions, the unseen struggles of entrepreneurship, burnout, criticism, and the emotional weight that comes with building something bigger than yourself. From founding 10 Minute School to reshaping the education system of Bangladesh, Ayman Sadik shares his personal journey, failures, self-doubt, sacrifices, and lessons that are rarely discussed in public. 🎙️ In this episode, we discuss: Ayman Sadik’s life journey and early struggles The story behind building 10 Minute School Real challenges of entrepreneurship in Bangladesh Pressure of being a youth icon and public figure Burnout, mental health, and leadership responsibility Criticism, controversy, and handling public expectations Education system realities in Bangladesh Purpose, discipline, and long-term vision Advice for students, educators, and young entrepreneurs What success truly costs behind the scenes This conversation is raw, reflective, and deeply inspiring — not just for students, but for anyone trying to build meaningful impact while staying human. ✨ If you are interested in: Education reform in Bangladesh Entrepreneurship & startups Personal growth & discipline Mental health & leadership Real stories behind success 👉 This episode of The OtherSide Podcast is for you. 📌 Watch till the end for powerful insights you won’t hear in typical motivational talks. 🔔 Support The OtherSide Podcast 👍 Like | 💬 Comment | 📲 Share | 🔔 Subscribe New episodes featuring real stories, real struggles, and real conversations.