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All
too often
we have to fight
a
stronger opponent.
Wars and
sports
are just
some examples.
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Know Strength and Weaknesses of Your
Enemy
Do a research. Everyone has
weaknesses. Even epic heroes, like
Samson and Achilles, had a hidden
weakness each and were ultimately
defeated. To know your enemy,
become
your enemy. Play
simulation games,
like
INNOBALL, to learn
to think for your enemy and prepare
multiple, powerful counter-attacks.
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Choose the Right Weapon
Choose right weapons and do the
unexpected.
Learn from David: if a
Goliath attacks you, evade fighting
in his style, conquer him with a
weapon you know perfectly and he is
defenseless against.
Be
flexible and
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Mislead and Surprise
Give the enemy a wrong idea of where
to attack, and no idea of where to
defend.
Do the unexpected and
surprise to
win.
Take indirect routes to your
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Achieve More with Less
Use
80/20 Principle to achieve more
with less – work out where 20% of
effort can lead to 80% of results.
During the battle, don’t pursue
every available opportunity. Pursue
those
→
opportunities only where you
can leverage your strengths to yield
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