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  Credits to the original owner, found it in  Jose Rizal: The Filipinos’ Bayani – P.Jacinto (wordpress.com)                                                        Is Rizal for you, the National Hero?           We are not unbeknownst about the fact that Jose Rizal is very popular and has been in every part of a Filipino college student’s voyage of learning, especially that the Republic Act 1425 or the mandatory Rizal Course was included and imposed in all of the Filipino Universities Curricula. Rizal’s heroic acts, life, and works are demonstrated in the school’s history textbooks. Filipinos and non-Filipinos alike recognized him as a figure of goodness because of how he displayed his love for his country and battled for its freedom in a nonviolent manner- which is through writing. Mos...

                 UDT_war.jpg (1010×557) (bp.blogspot.com) Win a Battle without Fighting at All             An ancient Chinese military strategist named Sun Tzu wrote a very influential book entitled “Art of War” which comprises 13 chapters, each covering a different battle strategy. The book outlines the fundamental ideas and offers the leaders of the military a guidance on when and how to engage in a fight. This book's author employed a variety of techniques to communicate his in-depth grasp and understanding of the war, which has helped warring states from earlier times and has also long been applied to numerous disciplines other than the military to gain strategic advancement. In the business field, warfare doesn’t involve armies, weapons or even conquering kingdoms or other civilizations; rather, it revolves around the various business tactics and strategies that could increase the chances of gainin...