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Strike at the heart of your enemy's power from "summary" of The 33 Strategies of War by Robert Greene,Joost Elffers

To win a war, you must always aim for the ultimate goal: the destruction of your enemy's power. This means going beyond surface victories and striking at the very heart of their strength. Think of it as a surgical operation - you need to go deep to the root of their power and cut it off. Identifying the core of your enemy's power is not always easy. It may not be their armies or their resources, but something more abstract like their reputation or their alliances. Whatever it is, you must be relentless in your pursuit of it. Do not be satisfied with minor victories or distractions - keep your eyes on the prize. Once you have identified the heart of your enemy's power, it is time to devise a strategy to attack it. This may involve unconventional tactics or unexpected moves, but the key is to strike with precision and force. You want to cause maximum damage with minimal effort, like a skilled martial artist targeting a vulnerable spot. Be prepared for resistance and retaliation. Your enemy will not take kindly to having their power threatened, and they will do everything in their power to defend it. This is where your strategic cunning comes into play. Anticipate their moves and counter them with even more force. Keep the pressure on until their power crumbles beneath you. Remember, the ultimate goal is not just to defeat your enemy, but to destroy their power completely. This requires patience, determination, and a willingness to go to any lengths to achieve victory. By striking at the heart of your enemy's power, you ensure that they will never rise again to threaten you.

The 33 Strategies of War

Robert Greene

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