The Power of Being Fiercely Accountable for Your Own Potential with Anjali Nath

The Unmistakable Creative Podcast

Srinivas Rao

Society & Culture

4.8 • 1K Ratings

🗓️ 4 March 2019

⏱️ 56 minutes

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Summary

In this thought-provoking episode, we get to sit down with Anjali Nath, a political scientist, philosopher, and educator, who runs a grassroots adult learning program called Liberation Spring that aims to decolonize and unlock the potential of their learners. We get to discuss the beginnings of Anjali's journey as well as the inspiration that lead her to where she is now. More than this, Anjali shares a fierce message of liberation, enlightenment and wisdom.

To find out more about Anjali Nath and Liberation Spring, simply visit liberationspring.com

Anjali is the host of the Feral Visions podcast which you can find on iTunes, SoundCloud or YouTube

You can also follow Liberation Spring on all social media platforms.

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1:00.0	is, you know, first off really deepening our understanding of what has prevented us from engaging
1:09.2	an action to begin with. So for a lot of people maybe that might be fear. It could involve
1:14.8	ridicule, right? It could involve you know anticipated backlash or persecution which is
1:20.5	real especially when you're really rocking the motor shaking things up that's a very
1:25.0	reasonable concern and when we get out on the table what again has already been someone's relationship with the changes they haven't
1:35.9	haven't made, the decisions that they have and haven't made in their lives.
1:40.9	We can move forward in a way that's informed by those deeply seated patterns.
1:46.7	And so often they're intergenerational, right?
1:48.8	So what are the habits that we've seen even within our families in terms of right maybe unrequited dreams or maybe people just kind of towing the party line and then presuming in their retirement they can volunteer and that's how you are a sort of productive or
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