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Book Review: The Way of The Shepherd
Abstract
This article employs a reflective analysis to explore the profound significance and relevance of “The Way of the Shepherd” in the context of effective leadership and efficient management. Reflective writing serves as a powerful tool to investigate our experiences, facilitating a comprehensive understanding from multiple viewpoints and theoretical frameworks. By engaging in reflection, individuals can extract enriched lessons from their professional endeavors, thereby enhancing personal and organizational growth. This analysis not only examines the core principles presented in the book but also aligns them with contemporary leadership practices, offering valuable insights for leaders aiming to foster a more effective and empathetic management style. Through reflective practice, this article highlights how the teachings of “The Way of the Shepherd” can be applied to cultivate leadership qualities that inspire, motivate, and guide teams toward achieving their collective goals with a profound sense of purpose and cohesion.
Keywords:
Shepherd Way of the Shepherd Book Review Reflective Analysis
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Journal of Management, and Development Research
Volume (Issue)
1(1), (2024)
Pages
35-40
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Copyright (c) 2024 Jovencio M. Milan Jr., Mylene C. Milan (Author)
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This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.
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