Comments
on Sun Tzu’s The Art of War, edited
by Dick Cooledge, Comptche Press, 1927.
Sun Tzu: “If
your opponent is easily irritated, make them angry. When people are angry they
act rashly. If your opponent is arrogant, pretend to be weak. When people are
arrogant, they act without planning carefully. ”
Raven: “It is easy to get a cat to play cat and mouse. So if you
are the mouse, choose times to play when you are well rested and the cat is
not.”
Poor Richard: “Where your competitors take their customers for granted,
there is always a market opportunity. Where your competitors disparage their
competition, it is time to surprise them.”
© Phyl Speser, January 14, 2013