Tomorrow, Today

In this episode of Tomorrow Today, Shekhar Natarajan sits down with Javier Bajer for a deep conversation about culture, human behaviour, purpose, leadership and the future of work.

In this episode, they explore:

Why traditional change management often fails to create lasting transformation.

Why telling people to change rarely changes their behaviour.

The difference between an organisation’s stated values and the behaviours that actually shape its culture.

How culture is created through everyday conversations, environments and interactions.

Why understanding an organisation may require going beyond surveys and interviews and observing how people actually behave.

How incentives can unintentionally encourage the wrong behaviours.

Why organisations shouldn't assume they have one single culture, but instead recognise the different cultures that exist across teams and environments.

The role of purpose in creating alignment across an organisation.

Javier’s concept of Profit on Purpose and why profit should be an outcome rather than the sole reason an organisation exists.

Why leadership needs to focus on creating meaningful direction rather than simply communicating values.

What Javier learned from working with complex systems, institutions and organisations around the world.

How human behaviour and psychology can help organisations navigate transformation more effectively.

Why technology is not always the biggest challenge sometimes the real challenge is understanding the people using it.

How AI and technological disruption could change jobs and force people to rethink where they create value.

Why the future of work may require a different understanding of motivation, contribution and purpose.

The importance of mentors, formative experiences and the people who influence the direction of our lives.

Why humans are capable of learning, unlearning and changing behaviours when the environment around them changes.

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What happens when the world celebrates speed but your mind and body can no longer keep up?

In this episode, Shekhar Natarajan welcomes internationally bestselling author Carl Honore, whose groundbreaking work on the Slow Movement has inspired millions across the globe to rethink their relationship with time, work, and success.

From personal stories of burnout to the rise of hustle culture, social media addiction, workplace pressure, parenting, creativity, and leadership, this conversation explores why "faster" isn't always "better."

Rather than promoting a slower life for the sake of it, Carl introduces a more powerful philosophy: choosing the right pace for the right moment.

In this episode, you'll discover:

• Why modern society has become addicted to speed

• The hidden cost of hustle culture and constant busyness

• Carl Honoré's personal turning point that inspired the Slow Movement

• How technology influences our attention and relationships

• Why boredom fuels creativity and innovation

• The impact of speed on parenting and childhood

• Fast vs. Slow: finding the right balance in work and life

• How leaders can build healthier, more productive teams

• Why slowing down can actually improve performance

• The future of work, wellbeing, and human connection

This episode is packed with practical insights and timeless perspectives for anyone seeking a more intentional, meaningful, and fulfilling life.

🎙 Host: Shekhar Natarajan

🎧 Guest: Carl Honore

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In this episode, you'll discover:

Sir Walter Bodmer's journey from Nazi Germany to the United Kingdom.

How childhood experiences shaped one of the world's leading scientists.

The story behind his pioneering work in genetics and cancer research.

What cancer actually is from a geneticist's perspective.

Why cancer is fundamentally a disease of cellular genetics.

The role of DNA, mutations, ageing, and evolution in cancer development.

How immunotherapy is changing the future of cancer treatment.

Sir Walter's perspective on artificial intelligence in healthcare.

The biggest unanswered questions in genetics and medicine.

Lessons on resilience, scientific curiosity, and lifelong learning.

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In this episode:

Why AI is changing faster than organizations can adapt.

The balance between innovation and regulation.

Europe's approach to technology and what the rest of the world can learn.

Cybersecurity in the age of Artificial Intelligence.

Why quantum computing will redefine digital security.

The future of work and why reskilling is no longer optional.

Will AI create more jobs than it replaces?

Why lifelong learning is becoming the most valuable professional skill.

The psychology behind embracing technological change.

Building trust in an AI-driven world.

How governments, businesses, and educators can prepare society for what's next.

The growing influence of social media in shaping public understanding of technology.

Silvia Leal's journey from sociology to becoming one of Europe's leading futurists.

Lessons on leadership, adaptability, curiosity, and continuous reinvention.

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Millions have watched Rajpal Yadav bring unforgettable characters to life. But in this episode of Tomorrow Today, the conversation moves beyond the roles and towards the person behind them.

Host Shekhar Natarajan takes Rajpal Yadav back to the very beginning to his roots in Uttar Pradesh, his childhood, education, early ambitions, and the experiences that slowly led him towards theatre and performance.

Rajpal speaks about the philosophy behind his craft and his desire to give 100 percent, rather than settle for an incomplete effort. He explains the deeply creative process of taking words imagined by a writer, absorbing them, and allowing an entirely new character to live through the actor.

The conversation also enters more personal territory touching on loss, relationships, family, spirituality, and the experiences that have shaped his understanding of the world. His first wife's death in 1991 is among the deeply personal chapters surfaced in the conversation.

From a boy who once considered becoming a doctor to an artist who has spent his life studying human behaviour and bringing imagined characters to life, this episode reveals the many dimensions of Rajpal Yadav.

He also reflects on cinema as a powerful, almost magical medium and shares an ambitious vision for the future scale of Indian cinema.

In this episode, discover:

Rajpal Yadav's childhood and roots in Kundra village

The early dream of becoming a doctor

How observation and curiosity shaped his creative mind

His journey towards theatre and cinema

The philosophy behind becoming a character

Why he believes in giving 100 percent

Personal loss, family, relationships, and life lessons

His spiritual reflections and worldview

The meaning of “Reel and Real”

His thoughts on the future of Indian cinema

The person, father, friend, and artist beyond the screen

You've seen the characters. Now meet the man behind them.

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