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Has anyone read the Art of War?


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You're talking about The Art of War by Sun Tzu, right? I've read it a few years back. I can't remember most of the ideas presented there now. But I do recall loving the book so much that I've read it several times. I even saw a comic version of it. This book is actually highly recommended for management students. It's a very good book on strategy. I highly recommend it.

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I read it once a long time ago and I remember having fun doing so but I'm not exactly sure how helpful it was with sculpting my philosophy in life and the tactics I use. It was at least entertaining for me though as I still remember my enjoyment from reading it, but as far as learning from it I think there are a lot more books now that would offer a much more current and relevant psychology.

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I can say the same thing. It was indeed an enjoyable book to read. I myself don't think I've applied most of the strategies presented there. However, that's probably because I've forgotten about the many ideas in the book. I'm sure I've picked one or two strategies from the book. Like I mentioned earlier, it's one of the best books I've read back in 2002. (I remembered the year because that's the first year I started working, and it was my Korean boss who introduced me the book - The Comic Version)

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Well, this thread is an eye-opener. To be honest, I've always skipped that book. The title never caught my attention. It's nice to see some positive stuff about this book. I think I'll give it a try based on the replies here about it being an enjoyable read.

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I've read the book many times before, and I really enjoy reading it.  Sun Tzu presents his book starting with knowing your enemy and he goes full circle with the use of spies.  It's also one of my collections in my e-book reader.  Sun Tzu's book is more than just reading material; it conveys a latent meaning of being prepared to adapt to various situations in life.

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