At the strategic level, we should ponder the essence of the Art of War's fighting spirit and apply it to our daily lives and workplaces. Scratching in anger, being humble and arrogant, working hard and leaving them in person, these tricks are not only applicable to military warfare, but also a way of doing things.
In our daily lives, we often encounter a variety of challenges and difficulties. Sometimes, we may be confronted with people with irritable personalities, who are angry and difficult to get along with. At this time, we can try to use the strategy of "anger and scratching" to subtly guide the other person's emotions to resolve the conflict and find a solution to the problem. Or, when we are in a highly competitive workplace and need to stand out from the crowd, we can try to adopt the strategy of "humble and arrogant", show weakness appropriately, and lure others to be arrogant, so as to win more opportunities.
In team management and business management, the strategy of working hard is also extremely important. When the team is facing challenges and pressure, leaders should be good at using various means to stimulate the potential of team members and maintain the vitality and combat effectiveness of the team. At the same time, leaders should be adept at seizing opportunities and responding to unexpected situations to ensure that their teams remain competitive at all times.
Finally, the strategy of intimacy is also a part of our relationships that we should not ignore. By skillfully manipulating our relationships, we can better achieve our goals and interests. However, we should also be aware that excessive use of this strategy can lead to conflicts and estrangements between people, which can ultimately adversely affect ourselves.
In general, Sun Tzu's way of fighting for the enemy's spirit in the Art of War has provided us with many valuable inspirations and guidance. In the face of various challenges and difficulties, we should be good at using these strategies, be flexible, and find the best way to solve the problem. Only in this way can we remain invincible in a highly competitive society and realize the value of our lives.