Sun Tzu Intermediate

Program Introduction

Knowledge, or the conscious, is transferable, but unconsious is not. The fact that we are using less than 10% of our brain has led to the hot pursuit in the research on the unconsious mind. The power of the unconscious mind should not be under estimated:

“I’m only rich because I know when I’m wrong… I basically have survived by recognizing my mistakes. I very often used to get backaches due to the fact that I was wrong. Whenever you are wrong you have to fight or [take] flight. When [I] make the decision, the backache goes away” – George Soros, one of the world’s best speculator, 2008.

Sun Tzu, in his anecdote, has often recalled on his reflection and his intuitive experience and how these has enabled him to gain victory against his opponent. Learn and experience for yourself.

Program Overview

The intermediate program exposes the participants on how a strategic mind works and helps them realized they have been applying strategy unconciously. With that understanding, the program further leads them to refine their strategic thinking. Based on the award-winning book, Reminiscences of an Ancient Strategist, the program helps uncover the potential of unconscious mind through reflective and intuitive activities.

Our intermediate program is an online self learning program. The participant will need to go through the contents and  participate in the recommended activities. The course is flexible as the participant can decide their own learning schedule and the participant may choose to submit their works from their activities for review or comments. In order to be awarded the certificate of participation by us, the participant needs to submit 2 assignments listed at the end of the course.

Program Highlight

1. Learning the thoughts of a strategist
2. Reflective and Intuitive Activities
3. Use of imaginary to
4. Personal Diary on Strategic Thinking

Participants

The intermediate program is ideal for executives who are involved in strategy development or engages in the strategy processes such as budgeting, technology, human resource, marketing, consultation etc.