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Strategy and competition

17 entries on OurWord tagged Strategy and competition.

Strategy and competitionGuo JiaGuo Jia (Three Kingdoms · 170–207) — Count, don't cheer. Cao Cao's most trusted adviser…Strategy and competitionHan XinHan Xin (Han · 231–196 BC) — The middle state. The most gifted commander in Chinese…Strategy and competitionHuo QubingHuo Qubing (Han · 140–117 BC) — Undivided. Nephew of Emperor Wu of Han. At seventeen he…Strategy and competitionJohn BoydJohn Boyd (United States · 1927–1997) — Tempo. A US Air Force colonel known as…Strategy and competitionJulius CaesarJulius Caesar (Rome · 100–44 BC) — The crossing. Rome's most famous general and its…Strategy and competitionMao ZedongMao Zedong (Modern · 1893–1976) — Concentrate. Between 1936 and 1949 he wrote a set of…Strategy and competitionMiyamoto MusashiMiyamoto Musashi (Japan · 1584–1645) — Unattached. The most famous swordsman in Japanese…Strategy and competitionNapoleonNapoleon (France · 1769–1821) — Concentration. A poor Corsican who at twenty was not even…Strategy and competitionOn WarOn War (Prussia · 1832) — Friction. Clausewitz joined the army at twelve, lived through…Strategy and competitionSima YiSima Yi (Three Kingdoms · 179–251) — Patience. He outlasted four rulers of Wei and at…Strategy and competitionStrategies of the Warring StatesStrategies of the Warring States (Warring States · 453–221 BC) — Persuasion. A collection…Strategy and competitionSu YuSu Yu (China · 1907–1984) — Outnumbered. A field commander who was almost always the…Strategy and competitionSun TzuSun Tzu (Spring and Autumn · c. 500 BC) — Win first, then fight. Thirteen short chapters…Strategy and competitionThe I ChingThe I Ching (Zhou to Warring States · China) — When to move, when to wait. Sixty-four…Strategy and competitionThomas SchellingThomas Schelling (United States · 1921–2016) — Commitment. In the most dangerous years of…Strategy and competitionWang JianWang Jian (Qin · c. 280–220 BC) — Self-preservation. The leading general of Qin, who took…Strategy and competitionXiang YuXiang Yu (Chu · 232–202 BC) — Unbending. The most complete loser in Chinese history…