The more lethal strategies and tactics offered were removed after much thought. Knowledge imparted on the ambitious and ignorant is unwise.
Strategies are fine but the true art is the tactical execution. As my brother would say, "You can take that to the bank".
The fire you kindle for your enemy often burns yourself more than him.
Chinese Proverb
Art of War Strategies
if the enemy is at ease, be able to exhaust him;
if the enemy is well fed, be able to starve him;
if the enemy is settled, be able to move him;
appear at places where he must rush to defend, and rush to places where he least expects.
To march over a thousand li without becoming distressed, march over where the enemy is not present.
To be certain to take what you attack, attack where the enemy cannot defend.
To be certain of safety when defending, defend where the enemy cannot attack.
Therefore, against those skilled in attack, the enemy does not know where to defend;
against those skilled in defense, the enemy does not know where to attack.
Sun Tzu, Art of War
After Victory you must not parade your success,
You must not boast of your ability,
You must not feel proud,
You must rather regret that you had not been able to
prevent the war.
The important context and prerequisite is to "talk" to your customers and become a customer.
Develop features that your customers want and need by asking yourself this simple question. What will make my customers lives easier that are easy to implement and won't break the bank?
If you've stuck. Find out what you're competitors are doing BUT make sure you also find out if it works. If the competition has a good feature then add it but improve upon it. Now you can call it your own.!
America's aviation authority received numerous warnings about al-Qaeda attacks in the six months before 9/11, including five that mentioned hijackings and two that mentioned suicide operations, it has emerged.
A previously published report by the commission set up to investigate the September 11 attacks on the United States reveals that the US Federal Aviation Authority received 52 intelligence reports on al- Qaeda between April and September 2001.
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