SUN TZU QUOTE OF THE WEEK
The nature of water is that it avoids heights and hastens to the lowlands. When a dam is broken the water cascades with irresistible force. Now the shape of an army resembles water. Take advantage of the enemy's unpreparedness; attack him when he does not expect it; avoid his strength and strike his emptiness, and like water, none can oppose you. (IV.20 Chang Yu)
GOOD IDEAS DEPARTMENT
Turning Strengths Into Weaknesses
A key tenet of Sun Tzu's strategic philosophy is to attack the opposing side's weaknesses. "Now an army may be...
STRATEGY MATTERS
Strategic Creativity
Sun Tzu's Art of War states, "Therefore, when I have won a victory I do not repeat my tactics but...
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