Weak Points and Strong

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Weak Points and Strong. Overview of Sun Tsu's advice on how to identify and leverage your enemy's weaknesses while protecting your own strengths..

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[Virtual Presenter] To succeed in any of your objectives, one must thoroughly analyze the situation. Identifying the enemy's strengths and weaknesses and assessing any risks associated with acting upon those weaknesses is critical. Next is to prioritize fortifying your own key strengths for the greatest chance of success. Lastly, be sure to take the appropriate steps to guard and protect those key strengths from any potential risks..

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[Virtual Presenter] Assessing weaknesses in an enemy's strategy is an essential step in creating successful tactics. Look for gaps in defenses, noticing where there are fewer resources, or weak points in defensive positions. It's important to take note of areas of weakness, but more productive to focus on areas where you can take advantage of your strengths. Utilize your core competencies and ensure that you can become the leader in your field. Let us explore how to do this..

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[Virtual Presenter] Understanding the strengths your company has over competitors is key. Analyze your organization strategically to identify your core capabilities and honestly assess both your strengths and weaknesses. Leverage these unique capabilities and advantages to achieve the goals of your organization. Instead of attempting to match competitors in areas they already excel in, focus on excelling in areas where you are already strong. This is the best way to ensure success in the long run..

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[Virtual Presenter] When crafting a strategy, weighing the potential risk versus gain is essential in deciding to attack an enemy's weakness or defend one's own strength. Allocating resources towards what will most likely result in a beneficial outcome is advised. Weaknesses should be targeted, strengths defended, and attempts to make a frontal assault avoided. Implementing such a plan is crucial for a successful strategy..

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[Virtual Presenter] When it comes to allocating resources, it is essential to use a strategic approach in order to maximize their potential. Identifying the weaknesses of the opposition and capitalizing on your strengths can give you a clear idea of how to use your resources to the fullest. Each resource should be utilized carefully and attacks should be focused on the enemy's weak points, rather than on their strongest areas..

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[Virtual Presenter] Maintaining flexibility is essential in this ever-changing world to stay open to new opportunities. Rigidity can lead to defeat, so it is necessary to remain adaptable and keep a broad perspective. The coronavirus pandemic has had a major influence on how we do our daily activities. Let us move onto our next slide to talk about the way the pandemic has changed our daily life..

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[Virtual Presenter] Sun Tzu said, "Don't let the enemy know where or when you will attack. Keep them guessing and in the dark to conceal your strategy." Moving on, let's take a closer look at the importance of creating a supportive environment to enable success..

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[Virtual Presenter] Contingency plans can be invaluable in any strategy as having reserve resources and backup plans readily available can ensure the team is prepared to adapt if needed. Brainstorming and developing alternative strategies ahead of time can be beneficial so that in the event the initial plan does not work out, alternative strategies can be implemented quickly with minimal disruption..

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[Virtual Presenter] Strategically securing key positions can be incredibly valuable for any organisation. This slide will look at two key positions: airports and mountain passes. Airports control vital supply and transport lines, and mountain passes control access between two regions. Having a good strategic positioning is essential for any organisation to stay ahead of their competition and thrive. Thank you..