In this episode, we explore leadership through the lens of Keir Starmer — not as a political argument, but as a case study in trust, authenticity, and connection.

What happens when leadership feels competent but distant? How does trust erode when people no longer feel seen or heard — especially during rising costs, economic pressure, and growing wealth inequality?

This episode examines whether one person can truly lead a country of over sixty million people, and what leadership at that scale demands in terms of presence, emotional literacy, and alignment.

Because this isn’t just about politics.

It’s about what happens when leaders lose the pulse — and what all leaders can learn from it.