Strategy Pure and Simple
Want to win?
This insight-filled handbook unveils powerful moves to win most anytime,
anywhere. Includes highly effective tactics for ethically winning in competition
and cooperation, whether in politics, business, war, sports, games, martial
arts, or general life. Not a fall-off-the-log easy read, but a theoretical work
that clears the deck of anecdotes to reveal the potent basics. Best used as a
ready-reference to prompt general solutions when confronting specific problems.
"Look inside" before ordering. Written by a noted innovation developer and
corporate director.
Want to save time? The essence of winning can be distilled from principles common to all successful
human action. Studying competition yields insights on winning in fights for
rights or interests. Studying cooperation brings skill at winning in groups with
shared goals. To cover these subjects, one can sift through the books of master
theorists from Sun Tzu, through Machiavelli and Clausewitz, to Drucker and
Deming. One can also read about master practitioners from Ulysses, through
Napoleon and Lee, to modern-day captains of industry and esteemed statesmen.
Want help? To aid such effort, this "philosophy of strategy" tries to unearth, consolidate,
and integrate the works of these master strategists, revealing the universal
rules of winning, those simple yet critical formulas that change a situation to
one's advantage. In doing so, it crystallizes the powerful methods of attack and
defense for use in virtually any application, helping to change strategy from
art to science and making protecting oneself much easier.
Want more ways to win?
Because developing strategies often means devising better options, the author
includes his handy new idea generator:
"Instant Productivity: 101 Ways to Create." Use it to
prompt new ideas, alternatives, and solutions to thorny problems. Then ask, "Why
didn't I think of that before?"
Take advantage of the current low price for Version 1.5 March 2020.
Order now and start winning today!
Strategic Advantage:
How to Win in War,
Business, and Life
Strategy Pure and Simple:
Essential Moves for Winning in
Competition and Cooperation
George Washington’s Liberty Key:
Want to win? This insight-filled handbook unveils powerful moves to win most anytime, anywhere. Includes highly effective tactics for ethically winning in competition and cooperation, whether in politics, business, war, sports, games, martial arts, or general life. Not a fall-off-the-log easy read, but a theoretical work that clears the deck of anecdotes to reveal the potent basics. Best used as a ready-reference to prompt general solutions when confronting specific problems. “Look inside” before ordering. Written by a noted innovation developer and corporate director.
Combining a couple dictionary entries, here
is a decent definition of strategy: “A strategy is a plan of action or policy
designed to achieve a major or overall aim under conditions of uncertainty.” In
other words, a strategy is a plan to achieve a goal. Planning involves thought
to generate various options, weigh the pros and cons of each option, and decide
which option is best. Planning allows one to better foresee obstacles and gather
resources to overcome them. It also lets one practice one’s preferred responses
to make them quick, automatic and so more effective and less stressful when the
time comes. To not think through how to achieve a goal is to decidedly lessen
the odds of achieving it. As we know from experience, winging it doesn’t work
most of the time, especially when help is needed from others. Therefore, if one
really wants to achieve a goal, developing and appropriately sharing a sound
strategy is highly important.
The book Strategy Pure and Simple reveals the universal rules of winning
strategies, those simple yet critical, time-tested formulas which change a
situation to one’s advantage, with the biggest benefit for the least cost.
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Illustrative examples companion book: Strategic Advantage: How to Win in War, Business, and Life
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