Strategy & Tactic

In relationships and negotiations, it's important to remember that persuasion is better than force.

Joe realized the truth behind the wise words when the police hired a former hacker to uncover who had been stealing company secrets.It takes a thief to catch a thief indeed.

For our first entrepreneurial venture, we decided to cross the stream where it is shallowest by starting small and local rather than taking on a massive nationwide project initially.

In negotiations, a clever hawk hides its claws, which is why it's important to be strategic and hold back some of your bargaining chips until the right moment.

The young executive knew that a fool shows his annoyance at once, but a prudent man overlooks an insult, so he decided to take a deep breath and respond to the feedback in a constructive way.

The experienced debater knew that the first blow is half the battle, so she prepared a strong opening argument to make a powerful first impression on the audience.

After several unsuccessful attempts to start my own business, I decided that if you cannot beat them, join them and accepted a job offer from a successful startup.

The experienced mechanic knew that nothing must be done hastily but killing of fleas, so he took his time to carefully diagnose and fix the problem with the engine.

The successful entrepreneur knew that an old poacher makes the best gamekeeper, so he hired a former hacker to help secure his company's online systems.

The young entrepreneur realized that she had made a mistake in her business plan and had to send the helve after the hatchet and make adjustments quickly in order to keep her business on track.

The seasoned politician scoffed at the young upstart's superficial promises, muttering that you cannot catch old birds with chaff, as he knew from experience that voters were not easily swayed by empty rhetoric.

In business, it is often better to give in to a competitor's demands than to risk a costly and protracted battle.As they say, it is better to make a bridge of gold to a flying enemy.

In customer service, responding to angry customers in a calm manner can help to resolve the issue more effectively.A soft answer turns away wrath, as the saying goes.

The hiker was tempted to leave her warm jacket behind on a sunny April day, but remembered the proverb do not cast a clout until May be out and decided to keep it with her just in case the weather changed.

My grandmother always said 'waste not, want not,' which is why she never threw away any food.

The couple who was planning an outdoor wedding hoped for beautiful weather, but also rented a tent and prepared backup indoor options, as they believed in the saying hope for the best, prepare for the worst.

While it may be frustrating to deal with difficult customers, it's important to keep in mind that the customer is always right and try to find a solution that satisfies them.

The business owner who was worried about a competitor stealing their ideas decided to partner with them on a project and monitor their actions, as the saying goes, keep your friends close and your enemies closer.

The parent who was angry at their child's teacher decided to take a few deep breaths and calm down before responding, remembering that one should say well or be still.

I'm not in a hurry to invest in that new company yet.I'm going to wait and watch to see how it goes.You know what they say: the second mouse gets the cheese.