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Phillips Layne

9 months

Yesterday is history, tomorrow is a mystery, but today is a gift. Seize the present moment, make choices that align with your goals, and witness the transformation it brings.

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Phillips Layne

@layne_phil32316

9 months

Strategy 30: "Wounded Face in the Sun" (傷面映日): Meaning: Use one's own weaknesses to charm the opponent and seize the opportunity. Example: A celebrity with minor flaws strategically uses their personal image to attract attention.

Phillips Layne

@layne_phil32316

9 months

Strategy 29: "White Tiger Hides in the House" (白虎藏身): Meaning: Pretend to be weak to attract the opponent's infiltration, then use strength to counterattack. Example: A new company enters the market with competitive prices to attract customers, then expands with

Phillips Layne

@layne_phil32316

9 months

Strategy 31: "Delayed Revenge" (報仇晚): Meaning: Seek revenge at the most opportune time. Example: A business waits for its competitor to make a mistake before implementing a retaliatory strategy.

Phillips Layne

@layne_phil32316

9 months

Strategy 33: "Blindfolded, Yet Seeing Far" (蒙蔽遠目): Meaning: Pretend not to know what is happening to take advantage of the opponent's lack of awareness. Example: A business selectively withholds information to divert the competitor's attention and exploit the situation.

Phillips Layne

@layne_phil32316

9 months

Strategy 32: "Snake Attacks Mouse" (蛇磐鼠擾): Meaning: Use overwhelming strength to threaten the opponent, leading them to make mistakes and fall into a trap. Example: A large corporation expands its operations to intimidate smaller competitors, causing them to make strategic