Want to win? Tired of losing? This insight-filled handbook unveils powerful moves to win most anytime, anywhere. Includes highly effective tactics for ethically winning in competition and cooperation, whether in politics, business, war, sports, games, martial arts, or general life. Not a fall-off-the-log easy read, but a theoretical work that clears the deck of anecdotes to reveal the potent basics. Best used as a ready-reference to prompt general solutions when confronting specific problems. Especially valuable for those seeking leadership positions. "Look inside" before ordering. Written by a noted innovation developer and corporate director. Want to save and not waste time? The essence of winning can be distilled from principles common to all successful human action. Studying competition yields insights on winning in fights for rights or interests. Studying cooperation brings skill at winning in groups with shared goals. To cover these subjects, one can sift through the books of master theorists from Sun Tzu, through Machiavelli and Clausewitz, to Drucker and Deming. One can also read about master practitioners from Ulysses, through Napoleon and Lee, to modern-day captains of industry and esteemed statesmen. Want help? To aid such effort, this "philosophy of strategy" tries to unearth, consolidate, and integrate the works of these master strategists, revealing the universal rules of winning, those simple yet critical formulas that change a situation to one's advantage. In doing so, it crystallizes the powerful methods of attack and defense for use in virtually any application, helping to change strategy from art to science and making protecting oneself much easier. Want more ways to win? Because developing strategies often means devising better options for winning combinations, the author includes his handy new idea generator: "Inst ant Productivity: 101 Ways to Create." Use it to prompt new ideas, alternatives, and solutions to thorny problems. Then ask, "Why didn't I think of that before?" Take advantage of the current low price for Version 1.5 March 2020. Order now and start winning today! Great read! "Strategy Pure and Simple" does a great job showing the science of winning. I especially like the parts about goals and problem-solving. The author also includes some useful diagrams that help you understand the concepts more clearly. Enjoy the read! ― Oscar Stone , leader of a top-notch marketing agency and best-selling leadership/team-work author Very useful! A nice report for people who are interested in strategy or who have to deal with it on a daily basis! ―Hub Jongen , entrepreneur, journalist. De Vrijbrief Serious work! A novel and serious work on the art of winning! — John Perry Taylor, former senior executive at both Departments of State and Agriculture Good approach! I like the idea of summarizing and simplifying strategic principles and think the approach is quite a good one! —John F. Tarpey , PhD, US Navy Captain (ret) Insightful! If you're interested in a strategic approach that combines historical wisdom with practical application, Bahr's book offers a concise and insightful resource. —ChatGPT Bill Bahr is a retired telecommunications executive. A graduate of West Point, he served in the US Army Signal Corps in Germany, Cambodia (US Embassy in Phnom Penh), and Korea before moving into commercial telecommunications. Earning 3 masters degrees and 2 patents, Bill held marketing/sales directorships at major corporations. His work helped spark the facsimile machine revolution and build-out in cellular systems and internet, with Bill and his products receiving many public accolades. The prestigious magazine "Electronic Business" headlined one of his developments as a "Secret Success Story." The American Management Association heralded this effort as doing business "Japanese style to beat the Japanese at their own game." Other efforts have resulted in what the communications industry has called "world-beater" products. Starting Bill off on a creative career, he developed an innovative solution to a major encryption problem while in Cambodia. A few years later, one of his own, early inventions received notice in many publications, to include "Newsweek" and "Playgirl." His innovative mnemonic method "Learn Morse Code in One Hour (or even 10 minutes)!" helped 1000s pass amateur-radio code tests -- and is now free on-line. Bill lives in Chicagoland and volunteers in a number of community service organizations, eg, Rotary, VFW, and CHARACTER COUNTS!, serving in various leadership roles. In his spare time, Bill unabashedly admires George Washington and studies strategic action. The book "George Washington's Liberty Key" is a result of Bill's extensive research about Mount Vernon's Bastille key and the extraordinary, enabling, and ennobling character of George Washington. Find out more about his research at LibertyKey.US   Also, check out Bill's boo