About the Book The 33 Strategies of War by Robert Greene is a masterful guide that translates centuries of military tactics and historical conflict into practical strategies for everyday life. From ancient battles to modern power struggles, Greene distills timeless lessons about strategy, leadership, and psychological warfare. This book helps readers navigate personal, professional, and social conflicts with clarity and confidence — whether negotiating at work, leading a team, or understanding human dynamics.
What You’ll Learn / Why Read • How to apply offensive and defensive strategies to everyday challenges • Insights into leadership, negotiation, and strategic thinking • Ways to outmaneuver competition and avoid manipulative traps • How to build mental resilience, adapt to change, and stay ahead in social conflicts • Real-life lessons drawn from history’s greatest battles and power plays
Author Bio Robert Greene is a globally renowned author specializing in power, strategy, and human behavior. His books — including The 48 Laws of Power, The Laws of Human Nature and Mastery — draw on historical, philosophical and psychological insights to help readers understand influence, leadership, and self-development. Greene’s work is celebrated worldwide for its depth, clarity, and practical wisdom.
Product Details Author: Robert Greene Publisher: Penguin Books / Viva Books (varies by edition) Language: English Format: Paperback ISBN-10: 0143112783 ISBN-13: 9780143112785 Pages: 471 pages (in many editions) Genre: Strategy, Self-Help, Psychology, Business & Leadership
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