No institution can become the cradle of leadership, until its teachers break their manacles of rugged dogmas.

Abhijit Naskar
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That the education system is the cradles of leadership is a common myth. In fact, great leaders from all walks of life have been born outside of an educational system. Some of the most powerful people in the world have come from disadvantaged childhoods and become leaders by rising above their circumstances. For example, Martin Luther King Jr.

started working at a young age, but he was able to go to college and graduate school afterwards. He was able to do this because he had a master’s degree before he was twenty years old. It is important for everyone to realize that greatness is not determined by an institution or their educational background.

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