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“In war, the general receives his commands from the sovereign, collects his army and concentrates his forces.”
Sun Tzu · The Art of War · Chapter 8: Variation in Tactics
Begin by gathering and concentrating.
What it means

All action starts with receiving the mandate and unifying the force; nothing follows without this first consolidation.

Use it todayConsolidate your mandate and your people before any move.
Today’s questionHave I actually gathered and concentrated, or am I moving scattered?
#consolidation#command#unity
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