"The Specifics of What Learn from Sun Tzu's Art of War - Its Approach to Strategy"
by Gary Gagliardi

Sun Tzu's Methods are Detailed and Specific

Reading Sun Tzu's Art of War in any translation is misleading because it doesn't capture the formulaic nature of the original Chinese. As a science, strategy consists of well-defined principles. Though it borrows from other sciences, it has its own unique set of methods. It focuses on the most productive methods for analyzing your strategic position and advancing the position over time.  We  have crammed this priceless information into our books and training programs.

Here is just a small snapshot of the systems and techniques that you will learn:

• Discover a 5-element model for exactly analyzing your situation position.  

• Master the power of the 4-step cycle in advancing your position. 

• Discover the 5 leadership qualities that are absolutely pivotal to your success.

• See how to explode a narrow opening into a gigantic opportunity

• Learn how to properly respond to the typical challenges of  the 9 competitive situations.   

• Learn the 6 weakness of your organization.

• Master the 9 forms of moving into new areas.  

• Employ the hidden principles of competitive balance. 

• Master the secrets to continuous innovation.

• Learn to exploit the 5 emotional flaws in rivals. 

• Understand the inherent internal conflict buried within most organizations. 

• Acquire the surprising secret of weakness and strength.

• Discover the critical difference between strategy and planning.  

• Use the simple steps to becoming more creative.  

• Learn to avoid costly failures by recognizing what will fail.  

• Beef up your  position by mining the resources that you overlook.

• Use your current positions as stepping stones to success over time.  

• Master the 28 rules for evaluating other's' intentions,

• Avoid the single biggest error in strategy -- and trust me, you are making this error.

• Find potential allies and known when to use them.

• Learn the single most important factor in building a strong organization. (Hint: It is the opposite of size and wealth.)

• Train in stealth tactics to snatch opportunities away from rivals.