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This content will cover topics like Anglo-Saxon history and Beowulf, the history and future of warfare, Robert Greene's works on human nature, and philosophical concepts like Stoicism and logic. It will also explore criminal psychology and deduction, with occasional short stories featuring William Scott, PI."
Forge Your Empire
This isn't about self-help; it's about adopting the brutal, effective strategies of the Roman military to combat midlife stagnation. By embracing their core principles of relentless discipline, learning from failure, meticulous logistical planning, dedicating personal "manpower" to purpose, and self-funding your own growth, you…..
The Grand Chessboard
This blog post delves into the strategies, tactics, strengths, and weaknesses of three ancient military titans: Hannibal Barca, Alexander the Great, and Julius Caesar. It provides a comparative analysis of their leadership styles, logistical approaches, and key battles (Cannae, Gaugamela, and Alesia, respectively)….
The Art of Deception
This newsletter explores the timeless art of deception in warfare and daily life, drawing on historical military strategies and psychological principles. It illustrates how controlling perception, blending fact with fiction, and manipulating appearances are vital for gaining an advantage. The text details six core deceptive…..
The Unseen Edge
This piece delves into the often-neglected but critical importance of planning one’s exit from any endeavour, be it military, social, or commercial. Drawing parallels between strategic thinking and interpersonal interactions, it argues that successful endings are less about stopping and more about smooth transitions…..