Name: Governance of the Self : 75 Lessons in Leadership, Discipline, and Service
Brand: RARE Publications
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Governance of the Self : 75 Lessons in Leadership, Discipline, and Service

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The Definitive Manual for Inner Governance.

Distilled from 15 years of observing the leadership patterns of Narendra Modi, “Governance of the Self” offers 75 actionable lessons in discipline, energy management, and execution.

Interactive Workbook Format: Includes 75 diagnostic pages to audit your own leadership.
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Expected Shipping: 10th April, 2026

About the Author: Hyderabad advocate and policy observer Amber Agarwal writes at the intersection of personal discipline and public service. Inspired by the leadership of Shri Narendra Modi, his debut book Governance of the Self calls on readers to view leadership as a profound ethical responsibility.

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Available on 10/04/2026

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Great leadership begins with governing the self.

In an era of noise and distraction, true power lies in the discipline of the individual. In Governance of the Self, author Amber Agarwal provides a masterclass in personal architecture. This is not a biography; it is a practical blueprint for anyone looking to wake up with clarity and lead with calm courage.

What is inside this 432-page guide?

The Biology of Success: Learn the “Energy Stability Triangle” to manage your physical and mental output.
Execution Architecture: Master the 70% Decision Rule and learn how to simplify complex feedback loops.
75 Interactive Lessons: Every chapter concludes with a dedicated “Interactive Page” for you to audit your energy leaks, budget your attention, and design your own routines.
The Journey: Born from a decade-long observation of Narendra Modi’s discipline, these lessons are designed to be lived, not just read.