It is essential to have self-awareness and an understanding of one's strengths, weaknesses, and areas for improvement. Additionally, understanding your opponent's objectives, traits, habits, and biases can provide a strategic advantage.

By observing patterns in the enemy's behavior, calculating risks, and adapting plans accordingly, one can identify and exploit their weaknesses.

Recognizing that there is no perfect plan, it is crucial to stay flexible, and open-minded, and avoid direct conflict. This allows for adjustments based on evolving situations.

Misdirection and presenting false information can help gain the upper hand and achieve objectives without risking direct confrontation.

It is important to detach oneself from emotions and analyze them objectively. Triggering emotions in others can be advantageous, but one should never allow emotions to cloud judgment or become complacent in conflict situations.

Amidst the chaos, there are opportunities waiting to be seized. Remaining calm, observant, and adaptable allows one to identify and capitalize on these opportunities.

Building genuine friendships involves vulnerability and exposing weaknesses. True friends provide strength, healing, and wisdom. Developing the skill of making friends and acknowledging their value while also showing appreciation is crucial.