The Art of War - The Use of Spies

The Art of War by Sun Tzu is an ancient Chinese military treatise offering timeless wisdom on strategy, leadership, and warfare. It emphasizes planning, deception, flexibility, and understanding both oneself and the enemy. Victory, according to Sun Tzu, lies not in brute force but in careful strategy, adaptability, and exploiting weakness. He advocates winning without fighting whenever possible and mastering the terrain, timing, and morale. Though rooted in military context, its principles apply broadly to business, politics, and personal development. Success stems from preparation, awareness, and the intelligent use of power. Summary by John McCormick

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The Art of War - The Use of Spies

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