Tian Ji’s horse racing was a defeat
Tian Ji's horse racing was a defeat.
We all know the story of Tian Ji’s horse racing.
The dismounted horse versus the mounted horse, the mounted horse versus the middle horse, the middle horse versus the dismounted horse. In the end it was three to two, and the one without the better horse won.
"Tian Ji Horse Racing" is so smart. So clever that we have been following him for thousands of years.
Therefore, with "Tian Ji Horse Racing", you can win even if you don't have a good horse.
Therefore, as long as there is "Tian Ji Horse Racing", it will be enough.
A good horse? What is that? It takes time and money.
However, the core competitiveness of an enterprise will not be "Tian Ji horse racing" after all. Therefore, those who pursue "Tian Ji Horse Racing" will eventually lose.
After all, we still need "good horses" to win users and the market.
The core idea in "Sun Tzu's Art of War" is one sentence: To be in an invincible position without losing the enemy's defeat.
To put it simply, it is: use the right combination to win with the unexpected.
The prerequisite for winning by surprise is to achieve justice. Otherwise, winning by surprise becomes a pure gamble.
Whether we are making products or businesses, we still need to raise a "good horse" to be invincible before we can consider "Tian Ji horse racing" to win by surprise.
