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The worst way to end anything—a war, a conflict, a relationship—is slowly and painfully.

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Take what throws you off balance and impose it on your enemies.

The height of strategic wisdom is to avoid all conflicts and entanglements from which there are no realistic exits.

You have to outsmart a rival in 24 hours. Which historical figure do you call for help?.

RT @33StrategiesBot: Alexander the Great died at 32. And still accomplished more than most people do in eternity.

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Alexander the Great died at 32. And still accomplished more than most people do in eternity.

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RT @33StrategiesBot: Wage guerilla war on your mind, allowing no static lines of defense, no exposed citadels — make everything fluid and m….