Posted on Jul 3, 2015
Your mind is a powerful weapon; do you encourage your Soldiers to read Art of War by Sun Tzu?
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Encourage your Soldiers to become more adaptive in the world around them. Challenge them to get out, and get involved in some positive activities. And have them arm theirselves with knowledge. A great book: Art of War by Sun Tzu.
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Yes, Leaders especially Yes. This is a good too.... Clausewitz "On War" The Michael Howard version is easy to read and covers the key points
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My copy of the Art of War is pretty old but still readable. The Art of War can be applied to many events in life, not just in war as some might think who can not think outside the box.
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Contrary to popular opinion, knowledge is not power...knowledge applied is power. In this new paradigm of instant gratification and short attention spans, it is becoming more important than ever that we provide tomorrows leaders with the time proven tools to shape them into the best they can be. The books provided thus far on this thread are on every officer & senior NCO reading list I have ever seen and are well worth the investment in time to read. To these, I would also add "Gates of Fire."
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