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You should take Sun Tzu’s The Art of War into war rooms, boardrooms, meeting rooms, bedrooms or restrooms.
You should refer to Sun Tzu’s The Art of War before formulating military strategies, designing political campaigns, developing business plans, taking over companies, attending sales calls, delivering presentations, conducting negotiations, preparing proposals, setting appointments or making love .
You can read Sun Tzu’s The Art of War when your are feeling excited, happy, outrageous, loving, unstoppable, stimulated, motivated, demoralized, disappointed, exhausted, frustrated, overwhelmed, stressed or angry.
People from all walks of life-rulers of countries, politicians, government bureaucrats, military officers, business tycoons, entrepreneurs, corporate executives, investment bankers, takeover lawyers, stock brokers, management gurus, social thinkers, martial artists, sport men, film producers, movie actors, writers, mobsters, revolutioners or lovers-all have found inspiration and practical guidance from this extraordinary little book.
Make Sun Tzu’s The Art of War your constant companion throughout your life’s journey because no matter how many times you may have read it, you will always gain some new useful insights.
Ameezan Jamal |
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