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How we change what others think, feel, believe and do
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How we change what others think, feel, believe and do |
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The Annotated Art of War
Disciplines > Warfare > The Annotated Art of War
Sun Tzu was a Chinese General around 500 BC who wrote a short treatise on warfare, called The Art of War. Across the years it has been highly influential and there are few military strategist now who have not studied it. The pages below each covers a set of related parts of each chapter, giving them a collective name. It is based on the 1910 translation by Lionel Giles and adds a commentary on it, including notes about business application and the underlying psychology and leadership principles.
Chapter 1: Laying PlansChapter 2: Waging WarChapter 3: Attack by StratagemChapter 4. Tactical DispositionsChapter 5. Energy
Chapter 6. Weak Points and StrongChapter 7. ManeuveringMore to come...
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