Sun Tzu Said: Classic Warfare for the Modern Mind
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Narrateur(s):
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Dorsey Jackson
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Auteur(s):
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Lawrence A. Kane
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Kris Wilder
À propos de cet audio
Sun Tzu was a famous Chinese general whose mastery of strategy was so exceptional that he reportedly transformed 180 courtesans into skilled soldiers in a single training session. While that episode was likely exaggerated, historians agree that Sun Tzu defeated the Ch'u, Qi, and Chin states for King Ho-Lu, forging his empire. In 510 BC, Master Tzu recorded his winning strategies in Art of War, the earliest surviving and most revered tome of its kind.
With methods so powerful they can conquer an adversary's spirit, you can use Master Tzu's strategies to overcome any challenge, from warfare to self-defense to business negotiations. This audiobook starts with the classic 1910 translation of Art of War, adds modern and historical insight, and demonstrates how to put the master's timeless wisdom to use in your everyday life. In this fashion, the Art of War becomes accessible for the modern mind, simultaneously entertaining, enlightening, and practical.
©2020 Kris Wilder (P)2021 Kris WilderCe que les critiques en disent
“...a fresh perspective to the ageless wisdom of Sun Tzu by adding a touch of modern in easy to digest short narratives.” (Andrew Lange, US Army Combat Veteran; VP Business Development, Sitel Group)
“...if you had to choose one variant of Sun Tzu’s collected work, this one should be at the top of the pile...I loved it!” (Jeffrey-Peter Hauck, MSc, JD, Police SGT (Ret.), LPI, CPT USA, Professor of Criminal Justice)
“...timeless principles transcend warfare and apply to competitive situations of all kinds.” (Alain Burrese, J.D., Director of Active Defense Training for Reflex Protect, Author of Survive a Shooting)