Table of Contents
- Part I - Greatness and Service
- Chapter 1 - Magnanimity: Striving Towards Great Things
- Chapter 2 - Humility: the Ambition to Serve
- Chapter 3 - Just say no
- Part II - Practical Wisdom and Willpower
- Chapter 1 - Prudence: Making the Right Decision
- Chapter 2 - Courage: Staying the Course
- Chapter 3 - Self-control: Mastery of Heart and Mind
- Chapter 4 - Justice: Communion and Communication
- Part III - Leaders are not Born, They are Trained
- Chapter 1 - Aretology: the Science of Virtue
- Chapter 2 - We are What we Habitually Do
- Chapter 3 - The Unity of all the Virtues
- Chapter 4 - Leaders of Mind, Will, and Heart
- Part IV - Leadership and Self-Fulfillment
- Chapter 1 - The Moral Profile of the Leader
- Chapter 2 - Virtue and Self-Fulfillment
- Chapter 3 - The Pitfalls of Rules-Based Ethics
- Part V - Towards Victory
- Chapter 1 - The Impact of Christian Life
- Chapter 2 - An Agenda for Victory
- Epilogue
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