Ultimately, whether kids want to become politicians will depend on a combination of personal inclinations, external influences, and opportunities for civic engagement. Encouraging children to explore their interests, engage with their communities, and develop critical thinking skills can empower them to make informed decisions about their future aspirations, including careers in politics. Now easier said than done certainly, but worth considering how we as daddies and mummies are inspiring our kids to become leaders of our nations by engaging with politics from an early age only to make it better for everybody in the end. What do you think? Do you want your kids to become political leaders when they grow up?

1. Will kids want to become
politicians?
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2. Whether kids want to become politicians in the future can vary greatly
depending on their upbringing, experiences, values, and perceptions of the
political environment. Here are some factors that may influence whether
children aspire to pursue careers in politics.

3. Role Models
Positive role models who are politicians can inspire children to consider a career
in politics. If children see politicians who are ethical, compassionate, and
effective leaders, they may be more inclined to pursue similar paths.
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4. Family Background
Children from families with a history of political involvement or civic
engagement may be more likely to consider careers in politics. Exposure to
political discussions and activities within the family can shape children's
attitudes and aspirations.
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5. Educational
Opportunities
Schools that prioritize civics education and encourage student involvement in
student government, debates, and community service may foster an interest
in politics among children. Exposure to political concepts and experiences at
a young age can spark curiosity and engagement.
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6. Inspirational
Events
Significant political events or movements, such as social justice movements or
campaigns for environmental sustainability, can inspire children to become
politically active and seek opportunities to create positive change through politics.
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7. Perception of Politics
Children's perceptions of politics are influenced by factors such as media
coverage, social discourse, and their own experiences. If children perceive politics
as corrupt, divisive, or ineffective, they may be less likely to aspire to become
politicians.
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8. Desire to Make a
Difference
Some children are naturally drawn to careers that allow them to make a positive
impact on society. If children are passionate about addressing social issues,
advocating for marginalized communities, or solving pressing problems, they may
see politics as a means to effect change.
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9. Leadership Skills
Children who demonstrate leadership skills, such as communication,
collaboration, and problem-solving, may be more inclined to pursue careers in
politics where they can leverage these skills to lead and influence others.
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10. Sense of Civic
Responsibility
Children who are taught the importance of civic engagement and responsible
citizenship may develop a sense of duty to participate in the political process.
They may see politics as a way to contribute to the well-being of their communities
and society as a whole.
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11. Ultimately, whether kids want to become
politicians will depend on a combination of
personal inclinations, external influences, and
opportunities for civic engagement.
Encouraging children to explore their interests,
engage with their communities, and develop
critical thinking skills can empower them to
make informed decisions about their future
aspirations, including careers in politics.

12. Now easier said than done certainly, but worth
considering how we as daddies and mummies are
inspiring our kids to become leaders of our nations
by engaging with politics from an early age only to
make it better for everybody in the end.
What do you think? Do you want your kids to
become political leaders when they grow up?

13. shehzaad shams
Politicoach
Shehzaad Shams is a leading Influence
Coach specializing exclusively in
coaching political leaders and public
office holders from various countries.
An NLP (Neuro-Linguistic Programming)
Practitioner, multi-lingual voice actor and
an expert in Operations Management and
PMO (Project/Program Management
Offices) with academic qualifications of
MBA, IT & Applied Modern Psychology,
Shehzaad brings his breadth of
experience and expertise to help
politicians increase their influence
through self-discovery & self-
development.

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