Sun Tzu's The Art of War Chapter 6 Weak Points and Strong

In the first five chapters of The Art of War, Sun Tzu lays the foundation of strategic thinking. Chapter 1 – Laying Plans teaches that every victory begins long before the battle, with careful preparation and understanding the factors that influence success. Chapter 2 – Waging War explores the true cost of conflict, reminding us that speed, efficiency, and wise resource management are essential. Chapter 3 – Attack by Stratagem shows that the greatest victories come from winning without fighting—through wisdom, adaptability, and outsmarting the opponent. Chapter 4 – Tactical Dispositions focuses on preparation, discipline, and positioning. Sun Tzu explains that strong defence and careful structure lead to effortless offence. Chapter 5 – Energy describes the importance of momentum—how leaders can combine direct and indirect actions to create powerful, unstoppable force. Up next in Chapter 6, Sun Tzu dives deeper into understanding strengths, weaknesses, and opportunities. This chapter teaches how to strike where your opponent is unprepared and how to use flexibility, perception, and timing to gain the upper hand. It’s all about reading situations, adapting quickly, and using insight rather than force. Join the livestream as we unpack these timeless strategies and apply them to everyday life. #TheArtOfWar #SunTzu #BookDiscussion #LiveReading #MrMichaelReads