Musashi Miyamoto. . .one of if not the greatest samurai of all time chose to chronicle his life and depict it in a way Sun Tzu wrote his "Art of War". If you've read the "Art of War" then "The Book of Five Rings" is almost like a part 2 to it in my opinion. Probably a staple for anyone in business and law focused industries. Excellent read!
A good book. Not as good as "The Art of War" by Sun Tzu, but close. If you do read this book I suggest you also read "The Unfettered Mind" by a contemporary and friend of Miyamoto Musashi (who wrote The Book of Five Rings). Also I recommend you learn to play the game the Japanese call "Go" (and the Chinese call WeiQi).
This book is incredible. I bought this book after checking it out from my local library. Fell in love with the philosophy immediately. From 16th Century Samurai to modern day business and life. Imagine that.
A handbook on harnessing human potential.....it's strategic guidance is both immediate and timeless. It's the Japanese Art of War, a must read for tactical thinkers and modern Bushi alike.
I realy enjoyed the book, the concepts of the auther relates to life and bus. as well as to combat. It realy helped me with my martial arts training and work ethics as well.
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