Prof.Dr.Zahid,MBBS,Ph.D, D.Litt

Intro:
Leadership isn’t about visibility. It’s about responsibility — especially when nobody is watching. Today’s guest operates where health, ethics, sport, and global governance collide.
Not as a commentator. But as a custodian. Doctor. Scholar. Policy architect. Anti-doping authority. Secretary-General of a global sports alliance aligned with the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals. But more importantly — A man who understands that integrity is enforced, not declared. Dr. Zahid Haque — welcome to Believe in Future – Amazing Mentor.


Questions:
🎙️ SEGMENT 1: “WHERE DUTY BEGINS”
Q1 :You’ve held titles across medicine, universities, global bodies. But strip it all away — what moment in your early life taught you that responsibility would define you?
Q2: Was there a time when choosing the right path cost you comfort or certainty?
Q3: Did you ever imagine your work would move beyond clinics into global systems?
Q4: What values from your upbringing still govern your decisions today?
Q5: Tell us about one decision you made early that quietly shaped everything later.

🎙️ SEGMENT 2: “MEDICINE BEYOND HOSPITALS”
Q1: How did your medical training prepare you for leadership in sports and policy?
Q2: Why is athlete health still misunderstood at institutional levels?
Q3: What do people get wrong about performance, recovery, and pressure?
Q4: Where does AI genuinely help wellness — and where is it being dangerously over-sold?
Q5: Share one moment where medicine clashed with bureaucracy — and how you handled it.

🎙️ SEGMENT 3: “GOVERNING FAIR PLAY”
Q1: Why is anti-doping enforcement often resisted — even by those who publicly support fairness?
Q2: What does “fair play” actually mean behind closed committee doors?
Q3: Have you ever faced pressure to look the other way?
Q4: What’s the real cost of compromised integrity in global sport?
Q5: Tell us about a case that tested your resolve.

🎙️ SEGMENT 4: “POWER, PRESSURE, PUSHBACK”
Q1: You operate across governments, federations, and global bodies. Where does power most often try to bend ethics?
Q2: Have you been criticized for being too strict — or inconvenient?
Q3: What happens when truth threatens reputation or revenue?
Q4: What should leaders prepare for before they step into influence?
Q5: Share one backlash that confirmed you were doing the right thing.

🎙️ SEGMENT 5: “IF YOU WANT INFLUENCE, EARN IT”
Q1: What skills actually matter at international tables?
Q2: What shortcuts always backfire?
Q3: How does one build credibility across cultures and institutions?
Q4: What should future leaders stop doing immediately?
Q5: One habit you believe every serious leader must develop.

🎙️ SEGMENT 6: “TRUTH, DARE, DOCTOR”
• One word you dislike in leadership culture today?
• A habit that keeps you disciplined?
• Hardest decision you ever made?
• One myth about success you reject?
• Something people would be surprised to know about you?

🎙️ SEGMENT 7: “THE FUTURE MUST BE PROTECTED”
Q1: What worries you most about the future of sport, health, and technology?
Q2: Where must governance evolve urgently?
Q3: What gives you hope?
Q5: What message would you like to leave for the next generation?


Outro:
🎙️ SEGMENT 1: “WHERE DUTY BEGINS”
Q1 :You’ve held titles across medicine, universities, global bodies. But strip it all away — what moment in your early life taught you that responsibility would define you?
Q2: Was there a time when choosing the right path cost you comfort or certainty?
Q3: Did you ever imagine your work would move beyond clinics into global systems?
Q4: What values from your upbringing still govern your decisions today?
Q5: Tell us about one decision you made early that quietly shaped everything later.

🎙️ SEGMENT 2: “MEDICINE BEYOND HOSPITALS”
Q1: How did your medical training prepare you for leadership in sports and policy?
Q2: Why is athlete health still misunderstood at institutional levels?
Q3: What do people get wrong about performance, recovery, and pressure?
Q4: Where does AI genuinely help wellness — and where is it being dangerously over-sold?
Q5: Share one moment where medicine clashed with bureaucracy — and how you handled it.

🎙️ SEGMENT 3: “GOVERNING FAIR PLAY”
Q1: Why is anti-doping enforcement often resisted — even by those who publicly support fairness?
Q2: What does “fair play” actually mean behind closed committee doors?
Q3: Have you ever faced pressure to look the other way?
Q4: What’s the real cost of compromised integrity in global sport?
Q5: Tell us about a case that tested your resolve.

🎙️ SEGMENT 4: “POWER, PRESSURE, PUSHBACK”
Q1: You operate across governments, federations, and global bodies. Where does power most often try to bend ethics?
Q2: Have you been criticized for being too strict — or inconvenient?
Q3: What happens when truth threatens reputation or revenue?
Q4: What should leaders prepare for before they step into influence?
Q5: Share one backlash that confirmed you were doing the right thing.

🎙️ SEGMENT 5: “IF YOU WANT INFLUENCE, EARN IT”
Q1: What skills actually matter at international tables?
Q2: What shortcuts always backfire?
Q3: How does one build credibility across cultures and institutions?
Q4: What should future leaders stop doing immediately?
Q5: One habit you believe every serious leader must develop.

🎙️ SEGMENT 6: “TRUTH, DARE, DOCTOR”
• One word you dislike in leadership culture today?
• A habit that keeps you disciplined?
• Hardest decision you ever made?
• One myth about success you reject?
• Something people would be surprised to know about you?

🎙️ SEGMENT 7: “THE FUTURE MUST BE PROTECTED”
Q1: What worries you most about the future of sport, health, and technology?
Q2: Where must governance evolve urgently?
Q3: What gives you hope?
Q5: What message would you like to leave for the next generation?