Robert Greene's 2006 book applying military strategy to competitive life — 33 strategies drawn from Napoleon, Alexander the Great, and other military commanders — structured as a manual for navigating competitive situations.
Extends the power analysis of 48 Laws into the specific domain of competitive strategy — how to fight when outnumbered, how to create confusion in the enemy, how to pick the right battles — making military strategy applicable to business and personal competition.
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