"The expert in battle seeks his victory from STRATEGIC ADVANTAGE and does not demand it from his men." —Sun Tzu

Want to win? Tired of losing? Learn strategy from the masters!" "Strategic Advantage" is a collection of powerful, winning techniques from the time of Troy to today. It covers a wealth of strategic principles for war, business, politics, games, martial arts, and general life. It also includes a compelling section on ethics. The book first mines a wide range of information from 87 master strategists, then refines it into the memorable "high five" principles of "strategic advantage" (handy, ready-reachable "electric" power tools) that allow you to better understand and quickly recall "how to win" in almost any competitive or cooperative situation.

This insight-filled book unveils powerful moves to win most anytime, anywhere. Written by a successful corporate director and West Pointer, it makes protecting yourself much easier. The essence of winning can be distilled from principles common to all successful human action. Of many actions open for examination, two are highly competition and cooperation. Studying competition yields insights into winning in fights for rights or interests. Studying cooperation brings skill at winning in groups with shared goals.

To cover these subjects, you can sift through the strategy books of master theorists from Sun Tzu, through Machiavelli and Clausewitz, to Drucker and Deming. You can also read about master practitioners from Ulysses, through Napoleon and Lee, to modern-day captains of industry and esteemed statesmen. To aid you in such effort, this book tries to unearth, consolidate, and integrate the works of these master strategists. Distilling the often hidden underslying essence of competition and cooperation, it reveals the universal rules of winning, those simple yet critical formulas that change a situation to your advantage. In doing so, it crystallizes the proven, powerful methods of attack and defense for your use in virtually any application.

Meet your Strategy Master Class The book surveys the following 87 strategic theorists, theorist-practitioners, and Adolphus, Alexander the Great, Alger, Ali, Alinsky, Aristotle, Bezos, Bodhidharma, Boyd, Brady, Caesar, Carnegie, Clausewitz, Collins, David, Deming, Dibella, Drucker, Federer, Ferrazzi, Fischer, Flint, Foch, Ford, Frederick the Great, Giap, Grant (Charles), Grant (Ulysses), Griess, Hanashiro, Hannibal, Hatmaker, Hitler, Ho/Minh, Iacocca, Jackson, Jobs, Johnson, Jomini, Jordan, Kaliher, Kano, Kasparov, Kotler, Krzyzewski, Lee (Bruce), Lee (Robert), Leonidas, Liddell Hart, Longhurst, Lowe, MacArthur, Machiavelli, Maginot, Mao, McDonough, Morgan, Napoleon, Nunes, Odysseus/Ulysses, Ogilvy, Pandolfini, Patton, Pelé, Porter, Rameses II, Rockefeller, Ross, Rubenstein, Schlieffen, Schultz, Schwarzkopf, Sherman, Shotoku, Smith, Steinitz, Sun Tzu, Travis, Trotsky, Ueshiba, Von Neumann, Walton, Warden, Washington, Wellington, William the Conqueror, and Winter.

You'll find the book both well-researched and well-illustrated, with important ideas highlighted and lessons learned summarized for easy reading. Take advantage of the discounted introductory price for Version 1.1 August 2022. Order now and start winning more today!


Reviews

New & West Point graduate and successful business executive Bahr explains how to leverage the principles of classic strategy to succeed in all aspects of life, including politics, sports, and martial arts.
— The Quarterly Journal of Military History, Winter 2023

Well done! This is a uniquely fascinating reference book. A magnificent survey of leadership, both historical and current--it already occupies a treasured place next to my desk.
—Dave Palmer, Lt General (Ret), U S Army, former Superintendent of the United States Military Academy at West Point

Terrific job! Bill has done a terrific job in helping us learn how to win in war, business and life. He is my classmate and I am really proud of him!"
—"Coach K" Mike Krzyzewski

A Great Read and Handy Bill Bahr's new book, Strategic How to Win, is a hidden gem and much more than just another feel good publication offering hidden secrets on the road to success. Instead, it is a very rich compendium of theoretical wisdoms and practical applications through the ages, packed with insights from the ancients to the moderns and examples of how they (and others) put those ideas to work to their advantage. This is a learned book, written in a light-hearted manner that draws the reader in. Handy as a ready reference, it offers a concise source of pragmatic advice from noted experts and laymen alike. At the same time, it offers up a basis for deep consideration and fosters an appetite for further research by the contemplative reader. Bah...