The Secret of Strategic Warriorship

By disengaging from the enemy, you lose nothing that is valuable in the long run and gain time to turn inward. By doing nothing outwardly, you gain inner strength which will translate into tremendous power later when it is time to act. The decision to retreat shows not weakness, but strength. It is the height of strategic wisdom. Retreat must never be an end in itself. At sme point, you have to turn around and fight. If you don't, retreat is more accurately called surrender. Part four: Offensive warfare - striking with such spirit and audacity that you put your enemies on their heels giving irresistible momentum to your offensive. This is the form of warfare practised by