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Living with Leadership is a book written by Saeed Rashid on Leadership at Research and Development Cell, Military College Jhelum. He wrote the puropse of this book as, 'Reconstuction of the Society Though Value-Centered Leadership'. He dedicated this book to Quaid-e-Azam.
[edit] Contents
- PART ONE
Values and Attitudes
- Ripeness is All -- In Search of Maturity
- Ambitions Vs Ideals
- Four Patterns of Character
- Doing Good Unilaterally
- Impressive v inspiring
- Two Types of Respect
- Secret of Sincerity
- The Lure of Loyalty
- Integrity--Moral and Psychological
- Three Kinds of Obedience
- The Psychology of Personal Example
- Expansiveness v Acquisitiveness
- Satisfactory v Satisfying
- Credibility Gap I
- Justice v Generosity
- Vertical v Horizontal Career-Movement
- Tragic Trends v Heroic Traits
- Just a Slip or the Last Straw?
- Only a Fluke or the Fruit of Life Long labour?
- Credibility Gap II
- Justice before Kindness
- Leadership in Crisis
- Fear of Responsibility
- Dimensions of Discipline--Power, pleasure and Security
- Beyond the Domain of Self-Discipline
- The Legend of Super-Leaders
- Habits v Principles
- Rationalizing the Irrational
- The Concept of Emotional Health
- Sense of Proportion
- Perfect to a Fault
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- PART TWO
Inter-Personal Relationship
- Limits and Limitations
- Of Great Expectations
- Personality Pattern of Superiors
- Varieties of Subordinates
- Dealing with the Difficult Ones
- Communication Gap
- Once’ is not always ‘Always’
- Absorbing the Shocks
- Career Rivalries
- The Anatomy of Criticism and Cribbing
- Who is at the controls, please-- the Parent the Adult or the Child?
- Tackling the Criticism
- The Role that Better-half Plays
- In Defense of Shyness
- Explosion of Expectations
- PART THREE
Views and Visions
- Elements of Leadership—Aristotle’s view
- Iqbal’s Vision of Leadership
- Leadership – Plato’s view
- Five Personality Patterns of a Leader—Plato’s View
- APPENDICES
- a) Self Image
- b) Self image (Poem)
- c) The Sixteen Personality Factors
- d) Convergent Vs Divergent Thinking
- e) Divergent Thinking
- f) Trust
- g) Poems - Walk Alone, Today
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