The Art of War: Adapted for the Contemporary Reader

By Sun Tzu

Book Overview

Transform your life and achieve success with the ancient wisdom of The Art of War: Adapted for the Contemporary Reader by James Harris. Discover the benefits of reading this book and uncover the secrets to strategic thinking and success in every aspect of life.

★ Unleash your inner warrior and conquer any obstacles with the timeless teachings of Sun Tzu.
★ Empower your mind and gain a competitive edge in business, legal strategy, and everyday life.
★ Learn the art of deception and negotiation to gain the upper hand in any situation.
★ Tap into the power of strategy and become a master of leadership and decision making.
★ Gain a deeper understanding of Eastern and Western military thinking and how it can be applied to modern life.

In THE ART OF WAR, you will discover:

★ The 13 chapters dedicated to various aspects of warfare and how they can be applied to everyday life.
★ The history and significance of this ancient Chinese military treatise.
★ How this book has influenced military thinking, business tactics, and lifestyles for centuries.
★ A carefully adapted version in Modern English for easy reading and understanding.

Don't miss out on this opportunity to transform your life and achieve success.

Enjoy ♥

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: B086PLV4NC
• ISBN13: 9798634927077
• Release Date: April 2020
• Publisher: Independently Published
• Length: 130 Pages
• Weight: 0.29 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.3" x 5.1" x 7.8"

Customer Reviews

A few grains of truth in a lot of chaff.

Today, many of Sun Tzu's quotes are floating around mixed with Shakespeare and the Bible. And as with many of the quotes, they are out of context and misleading. The quoter usually thinks that repeating the word is some sort of magic. This volume at least tries to show the facts of Sun Tzu and not go overboard on popular cultural deviations as to how to apply them to other disciplines. There is an excellent index if you are looking for something specific. It is easy with hindsight and a closer look at the future to dismiss Sun Tzu as his practical tactical knowledge is of a time and place long gone. He spends a lot of time on the use of weapons and information gathering techniques of the time. This can be interesting in a historical context; otherwise, it is quite amusing. Oh yes, those grains of truth I mentioned, well, they may sound like clichés, but they are still viable. "Know your enemy and know yourself". Others are just practical sense and statistical outcomes that you learn in any military training. I could go through the list, but again, that is why you buy the book. Now, just as you decide that the book is outdated for any practical purposes today, we have artillery and now stealth and precision, the reminder that "no two wars are alike" and "it is the flexibility that makes a difference" is still true. Even in today's wars, there is a need for good intelligence and deception. We put a lot of time and energy into Psy-Ops. Sun Tzu shows the advantage of specialized units and crack troops. I have spent several years in the military and business and can say this book is a nice addition to history, otherwise of very little value to today's world for war or business or anything else that might come up.