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One of the people who really helped me to understand the true meaning of strategy was a boxer.But you would not call him a typical boxer...In fact, this man did not box. He danced. He surprisingly had no boxing techniques whatsoever. To everyone’s amusement, he would leave his arms down at his sides, leaving himself defenseless in the ring. He was not a good puncher either. He indeed never relied on the strength of his arms. He was therefore what most boxing professionals would call : a failure. His weaknesses led him to use his imagination and think outside of the box to win his fights. He knew that big and powerful boxers grow physically and mentally tired to chasing a light man they could not hit or catch. He used his fast reflexes and exceptional footwork style to his advantage, eventually becoming uncatchable. He then figured out a unique provocative approach to win: dance around the ring to stay out of the way of his opponents’ ruthless hooks, make them lose their self-control, break their defense and knock them out. For the first time in the boxing history a man broke the rules and strategically valued the space in the ring to explore new solutions and crack problems. The truth was indeed out there. Believe it or not, this boxer stood out for his remarkable style, and won every world heavy weight box championship. His agility, imagination and vision brought him victory every time. “Float like a butterfly, sting like a bee”, Muhammad Ali, also known as The Greatest.

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