I Ching Strategy

Author: Dong Li Zi
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: "One yin and one yang constitute the Tao; one odd and one even constitute the numbers." "Misfortune is closely related to fortune; fortune is closely related to misfortune." Everything in the universe contains two fundamental contradictions and develops through mutual transformation. Recognizing this allows one to always act first and always seize the initiative. The I Ching is the classic of classics, the philosophy of philosophies, and the strategy of strategies. Philosophers see dialectics in it, historians see history, statesmen see governance, military strategists derive military tactics, entrepreneurs find shortcuts for business and management, and ordinary people find wisdom for life. The I Ching is a heavy war drum that inspires people to strive forward, especially those in adversity who can draw from it an endless source of life wisdom and motivation to move forward. "Strategy" is not far from the lives of ordinary people, just as the I Ching is not indecipherable. By reading the I Ching through the lens of "strategy," we aim to help you use I Ching Strategy to plan your career and life.