"Sun Tzu's Art of War" let others consume, not their own

Sun Tzu said: Those who are in the battlefield first and wait for the enemy, and those who are in the battlefield and tend to fight later are laboring.

Therefore, those who are good at war will give to others and not to others.

He who can make the enemy come to himself is also profitable; he who can make the enemy unable to reach him is also harmful.

Therefore, the enemy can work, be full and hungry, and be able to move.

Unexpected, unexpected.

Chen Changwen's interpretation:

Who moves more, who is tired,

For example, the strength of the two armies is equal,

Don't always take the initiative to harass, run over and fight with him,

Because when you move, the grain and grass will be consumed, and the soldiers will begin to tire,

Sieges, marches, are very expensive,

When you get tired of yourself, you are empty,

Others are idle and energetic, that is, real,

Then, the two armies are opposed, you are virtual, he is real, and the probability of you losing is greater.

Therefore, we must find a way to mobilize the enemy and let him consume grain, grass, energy,

I attack the enemy with ease.

This theory, which extends to the business field, is that I don't do anything that makes me consume too much.

Must be for others to consume,

Therefore, all the strategies are to let others consume, not to consume.