Soldiers in Merchants' Clothing: The Threat Winners Miss

This audiobook is narrated by an AI Voice.
Soldiers in Merchants’ Clothing: The Threat Winners Miss
When is a leader most likely to fall? Not when things are going badly, but when everything is going right.
In 219 AD, the legendary general Guan Yu won the greatest victory of his life. His enemies talked of abandoning their capital. Behind him, he had left a garrison and a chain of beacon towers along the Yangtze River. He was not careless. He was winning.
Across the river, Lü Meng knew he could never beat Guan Yu in open battle. So he made Guan Yu feel safe. He faked an illness, sent a letter full of praise, then hid his best soldiers inside cargo boats with the rowers dressed as merchants. They sailed straight past the beacon towers. Not one fire was lit.
In this 22-minute audiobook, you will learn why success is the moment your flank is most exposed, how to spot threats that do not look like threats, and why the gate that opens first is often guarded by your own people. Through vivid modern business scenarios, you will see how market leaders lose ground at their peak, and what you can do before it happens to you.