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Sun Tzu Wrote

Sun Tzu Wrote is a modern take on ancient strategy. Each episode dives into the timeless wisdom of The Art of War and connects it to today’s real-world challenges—business, leadership, mindset, and life. Whether you"re navigating a career move, leading a team, or just trying to win the day, this podcast gives you the tactical edge. Short, sharp, and actionable—because as Sun Tzu wrote: “In the midst of chaos, there is also opportunity.”

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Sun Tzu 163 Faults

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2025/09/19

Sun Tzu wrote, There are five dangerous faults which may affect a general: recklessness, cowardice, a hasty temper, a delicacy of honor, and over-solicitude for his men. This isn’t just military doctrine — this is a mirror. These five traits don’t just take down generals; they take down anyone in a position of responsibility. They’re human weaknesses that can burn entire missions to the ground if left unchecked. And here’s the hard truth: every one of us carries some of them. Recklessness — m...

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Sun Tzu 162 War Teaches Us

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2025/09/18

Sun Tzu wrote, the art of war teaches us to rely not on the likelihood of the enemy’s not coming, but on our readiness to receive him. That single line is a call to responsibility. It says: stop hoping the storm won’t come. Stop praying the challenge will pass you by. Stop leaning on luck. Instead, build yourself so solid, so prepared, that when the challenge arrives — and it will — you’re not shaken, you’re ready. Too many people spend their energy wishing for easier circumstances instead of...

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Sun Tzu 161 Inflicting Damage

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2025/09/17

Sun Tzu wrote, reduce the hostile chiefs by inflicting damage on them, and make trouble for them constantly engaged, hold out specious allurements, and make them rush to any given point. At first glance, this sounds like pure battlefield tactics — sabotage, distraction, manipulation. But read deeper, and you’ll see it’s not just about warfare. It’s about strategy under pressure. It’s about making the enemy fight on your terms. It’s about turning their strength into exhaustion, their co...

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Sun Tzu 160 Misfortune

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2025/09/16

Sun Tzu wrote, in the midst of difficulties we are always ready to seize an advantage, we may extricate ourselves from misfortune. That line is not just strategy — it’s survival. It’s a reminder that no matter how bad the situation looks, opportunity still exists. Hidden inside chaos is a door, and it’s waiting for you to grab the handle. You are not powerless. You are not finished. You are standing in the middle of what looks like disaster, but Sun Tzu is telling you: this is not the end — t...

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Sun Tzu 159 Schemes

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2025/09/15

Sun Tzu wrote, if our expectation of advantage be tempered, we may succeed in accomplishing the essential part of our schemes. This is wisdom wrapped in discipline. It’s a reminder that victory isn’t always about crushing everything in your path or grabbing every shiny opportunity. It’s about balance — about keeping your ambitions steady, not letting excitement or desperation pull you too far in one direction. The moment you temper your expectations, you make space for clarity, control, and r...

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Sun Tzu 158 Wise Leader's

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2025/09/12

Sun Tzu wrote, In the wise leader's plans, considerations of advantage and of disadvantage will be blended together. This is one of the most practical lessons from The Art of War. A wise leader does not fool himself into believing that every plan is perfect, that every path is smooth, or that every advantage comes without a cost. He looks at both sides of the coin. He studies the benefits, but he also weighs the risks. And then—he moves forward with clarity, not illusion. Think about how ofte...

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Sun Tzu 157 Varying his plans

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2025/09/11

Sun Tzu wrote, The student of war is unversed in the art of war of varying his plans. The lesson here is clear: rigidity is the downfall of the beginner. A true master knows how to pivot. A student, still clinging to one plan and one plan only, lacks the ability to adapt—and in war, in business, in life, that inflexibility leads to defeat. Think about it. How many times have you told yourself, “This is the plan. This is the way. This is how it has to happen”? And then, the moment life shifts,...

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Sun Tzu 156 Understand

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2025/09/10

Sun Tzu wrote, The general who does not understand these may be well acquainted with the configuration of the country, yet he will not be able to turn his knowledge to practical account. Knowledge without action is useless. You can study the map. You can memorize every detail of the terrain. You can analyze the obstacles and recite strategies all day long. But if you cannot translate that knowledge into movement, into execution, into action that creates results—then it’s wasted. Sun Tzu is re...

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3:22

Sun Tzu 155 Tactics

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2025/09/09

Sun Tzu wrote, The general who thoroughly understands the advantages that accompany variation of tactics knows how to handle his troops. This is a call to adaptability. Sun Tzu is telling us that victory doesn’t belong to the rigid—it belongs to those who can pivot, shift, and change strategy when circumstances demand it. A general who insists on fighting every battle the same way, no matter the terrain, is doomed to fail. But a leader who can adapt—who can change tactics without losing sight...

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Sun Tzu 170 Invader

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2025/09/09

Sun Tzu wrote, If you are anxious to fight, you should not go to meet the invader near a river which he has to cross. That single line is packed with leadership gold. It’s a warning against letting eagerness sabotage wisdom. It’s a reminder that not every opportunity to fight is the right moment to act — and that sometimes your greatest strength is in holding still. When you’re eager, when your blood is hot, when your heart is pounding and you’re thinking, “I just want to handle this right no...

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Sun Tzu 174 Forced To Fight

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2025/09/08

Sun Tzu Wrote is a modern take on ancient strategy. Each episode dives into the timeless wisdom of The Art of War and connects it to today’s real-world challenges—business, leadership, mindset, and life. Whether you're navigating a career move, leading a team, or just trying to win the day, this podcast gives you the tactical edge. Short, sharp, and actionable—because as Sun Tzu wrote: “In the midst of chaos, there is also opportunity.” Email us at info22media@gmail.com Email us at info22medi...

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Sun Tzu 154 Roads

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2025/09/08

Sun Tzu wrote, There are roads which must not be followed, armies which must not be attacked. This is wisdom about discernment, about knowing not just when to act but when not to. Too many people lose battles in life because they chase every road, pick every fight, and pour their energy into battles that should never have been fought in the first place. The truth is: not every opportunity is meant for you. Not every argument deserves your voice. Not every fight will lead to victory. The great...

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Sun Tzu 153 Hemmed-in

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2025/09/05

Sun Tzu wrote, In hemmed-in situations you must resort to stratagem. Life will corner you. That’s a guarantee. There will be times when every exit feels blocked, when pressure presses in from every side, and when no straightforward path seems available. Most people panic when they’re hemmed in. They freeze. They complain. They fold. But Sun Tzu gives us a sharper instruction: when you’re cornered, do not despair—get strategic. A hemmed-in situation is not the end; it is the ultimate test of c...

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Sun Tzu 152 Difficult Country

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2025/09/04

Sun Tzu wrote, When in difficult country, do not encamp. Think about that for a moment. When the terrain is rough, when the road ahead is filled with obstacles, the command is simple: do not stop. Do not pitch your tent. Do not settle into the hardship as though it is your permanent home. Keep moving. Life will put you in difficult country—times when every step feels heavy, when the ground beneath you is uneven, when you can’t see the horizon clearly. It might be financial struggles, broken r...

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Sun Tzu 151 In War

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2025/09/03

Sun Tzu wrote, In war, the general receives his commands from the sovereign, collects his army and concentrates his forces. Think about what that really means in the context of your own life. You are the general. And whether you realize it or not, you’ve already received your “commands.” They come in the form of your goals, your dreams, the fire inside you that refuses to go out no matter how many setbacks you’ve faced. That voice inside—the sovereign—is telling you what you’re meant to pursu...

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Sun Tzu 150 Surround an Army

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2025/09/02

Sun Tzu wrote, “When you surround an army, leave an outlet free. Do not press a desperate foe too hard.” At first glance, this sounds like compassion — like mercy. But make no mistake: Sun Tzu isn’t just talking about kindness, he’s talking about strategy. A desperate enemy is the most dangerous. A cornered opponent will fight with reckless ferocity, because they have nothing left to lose. If you choke them completely, you turn them into a beast that will claw and bite until the very end. The...

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Sun Tzu 149 Do Not Swallow

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2025/09/01

Sun Tzu wrote, “Do not swallow a bait offered by the enemy. Do not interfere with an army that is returning home.” Those two lessons are all about wisdom in restraint. In the heat of conflict, whether on the battlefield or in your own life, the most dangerous trap isn’t always a direct attack — it’s the bait. It’s that shiny distraction dangled in front of you that looks like opportunity but is really a setup. And it’s the temptation to fight unnecessary battles, like blocking someone ...

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Sun Tzu 148 Pursue

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2025/08/29

Sun Tzu wrote, “Do not pursue an enemy who simulates flight; do not attack soldiers whose temper is keen.” That sounds simple, but it’s a masterclass in discipline. He’s warning us against being baited, against being pulled into traps by our own impatience or pride. Think about it: an enemy who pretends to run isn’t weak — they’re waiting for you to chase blindly, so they can strike when you’re off balance. An enemy who is fired up, burning with energy, isn’t yet ready to break. If you...

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Sun Tzu 147 Advance

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2025/08/28

Sun Tzu wrote, “It is a military axiom not to advance uphill against the enemy, nor to oppose him when he comes downhill.” Think about that for a moment. What’s he really saying? He’s not just talking about soldiers on a battlefield two thousand years ago — he’s talking to you, right now, about how you face the struggles in your life. He’s telling you not to fight battles that tilt the odds against you unnecessarily. Don’t charge blindly uphill into an enemy who holds the high ground. Don’t s...

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Sun Tzu 146 Refrain

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2025/08/27

Sun Tzu wrote, “To refrain from intercepting an enemy whose banners are in perfect order, to refrain from attacking an army drawn up in calm and confident array.” This is the wisdom of restraint. It’s the discipline to hold back when the odds are not in your favor, even if the urge to act is strong. A lesser commander rushes forward simply because the enemy is in sight. A wise one knows that timing is everything—and that charging into a fight you cannot win is not courage, it’s folly. ...

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