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9 Principles I Learned From The Art Of War

Mar 09, 202014 min
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Episode description

I find that my life fluctuates between two internal states: war and peace. War feels like being fired, falling sick, or getting a divorce. It feels like stress, wanting, desire, dissatisfaction, danger, or being off-balance. Peace feels like finding a new job, becoming healthy again, or entering a new and loving relationship. It feels like satisfaction, contentment, satiation, or love. War feels like being asked a question, and peace feels like finding an answer. And although I want everlasting peace, I find war to be the dominant state of my internal life. War acts as a necessary precursor to peace. To better navigate the battle within, I plan to take quotes from Sun Tzu’s The Art of War, combine them with my own life experience, and create an original set of principles. Keep in touch: Twitter: http://twitter.com/justintht Instagram: http://instagram.com/justintht
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