Success tactics
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You have to be willing to use unusual tactics and be daring to win. You must be able to go into any room anywhere in the world and know there will be no one there who can point a finger at you say, that man did me down. Tactics can be the art of doing something in the best way, in view of person operating the strategy; but this includes morals and also consideration for other parties.
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- 1. Image: You have to be willing to use unusual tactics and be daring to win. You must be able to go into any room anywhere in the world and know there will be no one there who can point a finger at you say, that man did me down. Tactics can be the art of doing something in the best way, in view of person operating the strategy; but this includes morals and also consideration for other parties.
- 2. Image: Is it success in the eyes of the world: winning an Olympic gold medal or Wimbledon; making a great deal of money; running a large organization; making things happen; being awarded the Noble Prize? Or, is it personal success for happy, fulfilled, and enjoyed life?
- 3. Image: Intuition can lead to great successes and it can lead to disasters. Just search for bigger and better challenges. What is the dream in the mind of someone who sets out to be successful? The usual attributes to the success are money, power and fear. Just can’t let ideas be idea.
- 4. Image: In the sky only one Sun with numerous stars, they never obscure the sunlight, or rival the sun’s brilliance, but rather fade into the sky, never appear in her company, and find ways to heighten the master star’s intensity. Always make those above you feel comfortably superior.
- 5. Image: Win the victory before you declare the war, never reveal the purpose behind your action, learn to destroy your enemies by opening holes in their own reputations. A mine full of diamonds and rubies, you dug it, you found it, and your wealth is now assured. Guard it with your life.
- 6. Image: Appearing better than others is always dangerous, but most dangerous of all is to appear to have no faults or weaknesses. Envy creates silent enemies. Destroy the weeds of envy by giving them nothing to feed on. Dazzled by appearances, no one will notice what you are really doing.
- 7. Image: A person may be willing to sacrifice his wife, his children, his friends, his health, and even his life for his goal. You can never be eliminate risks. If you want to accomplish anything you can’t eliminate all risks.
- 8. Image: Some situations are win-lose but others are win- win. The other party does not have to lose for you to win. To win cheating the system is neither cleaver nor heroic. Any successful person has chosen action as against inaction.
Editor's Notes
- Poker is not bridge , Bridge is not chess. Chess is not monopoly. It has often been said that one of the difficulties of the cold war confrontation is that the Russians play chess and American tend to play poker and bridge. Bridge requires a careful calculation of possibilities and an understand of the psychology of the opponent. Poker is bluff and counterbluff and brinkmanship. Chess involves a steady development of strategy on a long-term basis. With bridge and poker, you lose one hand but win the next. With chess, a game lasts much longer.
- A nickel and a dime: A young boy whose friends jeered and derided him because when they offered him a nickel and a dime, he would always take the nickel. And other friends would laugh at his stupidity; one of his friends said, the dime is smaller but worth twice as much as the nickel; you should take dime. The kid said, “ but if I ever took the dime, they’d quit offering.”