The Art of War

The Art of Strategy

By: Sun Tzu

Narrated by: Alec Sand

A work of subtlety and paradox that shows the way to a clean and aesthetic triumph. Sun Tzu insisted that a skilled warrior observes, calculates, outwits, and outmaneuvers an adversary, and in doing so averts the destruction of battle.Public Domain (P)2008 Trout Lake Media

very good

It could be considered a self help book as far as I'm concerned. Very
inlightening. I liked it very much. I know it is a book I will listen
to often.

The reader was OK but his voice went loud and then soft and a
couple of times it paused and the repeated a sentence or two, weird.
I'm going to download it in enhanced quality and see if it's better.

I would have given it 5 stars but for the technical difficulties

Must read but dated - war by non-military actions

Must read but dated and suggests war by non-military actions. May work in the east not in old Americas or Europe. But we have all become more civilized read less aggressive.

How could I have failed to read this before?

I am still trying to understand how I managed to live through the better part of my life, study philosophy as an undergrad, and yet failed to read this book. It's the ultimate guide to strategically managing your entire life, your role as an emperor, you name it. Words cannot describe. The narrator is pretty good, and doesn't distract from the content.

Great book. Some weird repeats in the end

Great book. Would of given it 5 starts but there is weird repeats in the middle and end of the book.

A Must Read

I 100% agree with the other reviewers, this book is awesome and is worth reading over and over and over. I found myself listen to this book 4 times in one week. Then I outlined it with pen and paper just so I was sure I didn't miss anything. This book is a guide in dealing with the conflicts we find in our lives... inner-self, environment, inter-personal and organizational. This book has something very valuable for everyone to learn.

Like the other's I'd have given it 5 stars if not for the technical problems. Don't let that scare you off however. They are few and far between.