“When you and your opponent are engaged in combat which is dragging on with no end in sight, it is crucial that you should come up with a completely different technique. By refreshing your mind and techniques as you continue to fight your opponent, you will find an appropriate rhythm-timing with which to defeat him. Whenever you and your opponent become stagnant, you must immediately deploy a different method of dealing with him to overcome him”. — The Book of Five Rings — (Miyamoto Musashi 1584-1645).
“My policy is to have no Policy” (Abraham Lincoln 1809-1865).
What will make you victorious at the end of Kali Yuga is your adaptation ability.
Coming up with a completely different strategy to get what you want is often necessary.
Old formulas are useless. When preparing for battle, be ready to fight and break all necessary rules, so victory is absolute.
In the new era that has started post-COVID, you must understand and comprehend: the only form of endless abundance is cooperation.
The human spirit, in its persistence, is capable of great achievements.
Very few understand the true power of their minds and how to work with creative energies properly.
A global pandemic in which everyone is connected but fails to work together towards a rational resolution is a remarkable opportunity to build.
The complete collapse of financial institutions, democracies, companies, public trust, the media, partnerships, marriages, nature ecosystems, etc. — all culminating in the destruction of all destructions: the identification with your ego.
Connect with your Atman.
Your responsibility as a builder and leader, combined with your ability to love and protect, should spell light in this world.
Remember that as a founder or investor, you have the power of leverage, to not only embrace change but achieve anything you want.
Recall that absolute victory calls upon absolute measures.
Fight the battle until the end. Be present. Adapt to the strategies with calm and determination.
Your most significant enemy is your ego. Seneca said that we suffer more from imagination than reality, and that is true.
We all suffer from problems, temptations, and disappointments. To experience success, you must have experienced failure.
Now, more than ever, you are being asked to present the unabridged version of yourself, without any shortcuts or alternatives.
