I have read almost all of Robert Green's writings ranging from the 48 laws of power, the 24 laws of persuasion,mastery, the law of human nature, the 50th law, etc

And he always reference the art of war. Every damn time when I want to download a copy, it skips my memory

Another book "business gurus" also mentioned Sun Tzu

Today, you have brought it to my notice

I usually thought it was a book that speaks widely about wars and the tactics that can be used to win in the planning, and winning of wars

With this explanation, it is sounding different

If it is important to read it for politics sake as well, then, I will stop procrastinating and get a copy

But then, Robert did emphasize that we be as formless as fluid, and never bet on stability and lasting order, for everything is bound to change

Thanks for the reminder, buddy.