The Role of Rebel in our Society

1. THE REBEL
MUHAMMAD EHSAN YOUNAS
MUHAMMAD ZEESHAN MAZHAR BUTT

2. Written By,
D.J. Enright

3. The REBEL
• “The Rebel“ is a lightly expressed poem written in
a casual style free of any bitterness or criticism.
The poet shows the character of rebel. One who
does not conform to the norms of society and has a
contradictory attitude based on self-assertion.

4. Introduction
• This is not typically a political rebel who wants a
revolution in the country, but this is a common
teenager boy who, for his inexperience, exhibits
himself so as to draw attention.

5. • Do you know anyone who always disagrees with
you or your friends or likes to do the opposite of
what everyone thinks they should do?

6. A True Rebel
• A participant in a rebellion.
• He believes that I’m right.
• Sometimes working against his own self
interest.

7. Attitude
• He stood up those who were fake or harassed
others for being different.

8. • He proud to be a itself.
• Do you hate being told want to do? May be you’re a
rebel.

9. Thinking like a Rebel
• Hold unpopular views on political and social
issues.

10. • Question popular and common beliefs.
• Know that some conformity is normal.

11. • Think of rebellion as a movement, not just an
attitude.

12. Rebels at work
• Be positive.
• Frame it.
• Stay out of drama.
• Judge ideas, not people.
• When angry, stop and wonder why.
• Strive for influence not power.
• Start the flame, tap into the collective.
• Share the glory.
• Communicate in ways that create clarity from
complexity.

13. • Let ideas breathe.
• Ask good questions, become a keen listener.
• Learn how to facilitate messy collaboration.
• Address the fears.
• Show how success can be measured.
• Learn how to have constructive conversations.
• Be thoughtful in all you do.
• Know when to walk away.
• Believe you are enough.

14. Desire of Rebels
• They want to bring change in society

15. • The want to reform the society in shape of leaders.
QUAID-A-AZAM

16. Good and bad Rebels
“Bad Rebels” “Good Rebels”
Break rules Change rules
Complain Create
Assertions Questions
Me-focused Mission-focused
Pessimist Optimist
Energy-sapping Energy-generating
Alienate Attract
Problems Possibilities
Vocalize problems Socialize opportunities
Worry that......... Wonder if...........
Point fingers Pinpoint causes
Obsessed Reluctant

17. Rebel Mistakes
• Breaking the rules because the rules aren’t for you.
• Being against the status quo instead of being FOR
something.
• Skimping on learning the organizational
landscape.
• Not linking ideas to what the organization really
values.
• Avoiding conflict and controversy.

18. • Putting things in the wrong order.
• Wasting opportunities.
• Flirting with the dark side.
• Going it alone.
• Losing your sense of humor.

19. Conclusion
• The world need to the rebels
• .