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Leadership Talks, Childhood Walks..Episode 8. Part 2

In today’s podcast, “Tu Bol,” our guest is Anurag Sharma — a mathematician, writer, filmmaker, and corporate trainer with over 20 years of experience in education and human behaviour. Today, our topic of discussion is “Leadership Talks, Childhood Walks.” This episode continues our earlier conversation on “Nation of Managers & Circus of Leaders,” by shifting the lens backward — from boardrooms and podiums to classrooms and homes. Because leadership does not begin with authority; it begins in childhood. We often question why leaders lack empathy, courage, accountability, and vision. But rarely do we ask — what kind of childhood created them? When obedience is rewarded over curiosity, marks over meaning, fear over freedom, we don’t raise leaders — we raise compliant managers who later speak the language of leadership without walking its path. This topic is crucial because leadership is not a skill learned in adulthood; it is a mindset shaped early in life. The way children are heard, corrected, compared, punished, and encouraged decides the kind of leaders — or followers — they become. Our discussion will proceed in three stages: 1. In the first stage, we will explore how childhood experiences silently shape leadership behaviour in adulthood. 2. In the second stage, we will analyse the long-term impact of parenting, schooling, and social conditioning on leadership quality in our society. 3. In the third stage, we will discuss what needs to change — in homes, schools, and systems — if we truly want leaders who walk their talk. This podcast is a must-listen for parents, educators, professionals, and anyone who believes that the future of leadership is being written in today’s childhoods. 🔗 Instagram: @antinelephantstrunk #LeadershipDevelopment #ChildhoodMatters #FutureLeaders #ParentingAndLeadership #EducationSystem #TuBolPodcast #LeadershipMindset #HumanBehaviour #RaiseLeaders