its certainly useful if you want to be a warlord in ancient china...will keep it around if that opportunity arisesagreed 0007.........Sun Tzu's book is a master piece ....but in the right place for the right purposes
Bound to beits certainly useful if you want to be a warlord in ancient china...will keep it around if that opportunity arises![]()
Apparently it is too difficult for mathematicians to do ! So we are stuck with the 'O' level maths of Macd etc.
Each of us is the sum total of everything we've read, heard, seen, thought and done. One book will not massively or indelibly change you from what you already are. Those with the best chance of success in any sphere will be those with the least amount of unnecessary baggage and with the greatest raw, natural talent for the task at hand.
I've yet to find any training programme produce anyone even close in instincts to those who come on board with the skills inbred. But if you're going to go for it, then by virtue of my opening sentence, throwing yourself at every book on the subject to the exclusion of everything else might provide you, in time, with the rudimentary prerequisites to take a shot at it with a better than evens chance of success.
It also follows from my opening premise that the less you already know, or think you know, that much easier will it be for you to influence yourself along the right channels. If the sum total of your knowledge is the size of an oil tanker, you'll find it that much harder to allow the insights from one book to turn your course than will the fellow in the little rowing boat. Which is why it is often those from the least likely backgrounds who seem to do so much better than those that have been more widely educated.
Yes, that was my point. Wouldn't you think it would be a good thing to be easily led to be successful in one, or more, areas of commerce? It's a lot easier to teach a young dog new tricks.Hi AJStanbridge
I am sure I know of you ??
Very interesting comments - and although I dont totally disagree - I would ask a question
Don't you think the guys who may not be so widely read - or lack a lot of knowledge of life - might be the the traders who are easiest led?
The Industry and the market are our enemy
They depend on tricking - by false sentiment and deception all types of traders - from the Mensa elite to the normal young housewife who as no A levels or degree.
Surely the ones lacking the most knowledge might be easily led ?
Only my own thoughts - but would love to know yours ??
Regards
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