This week we explore a topic we've not talked about before on the Transparency Revolution, although it relates closely to almost every subject we're ever covered: strategy. What does strategy looked at from a classical point of view have to do with the kinds of things we normally talk about here on the Transparency Revolution? Our good friend Will Brown joins us to discuss. About Our Guest Will Brown took a GED and joined the US Navy in early 1971. Following his military service, he worked in the Middle East and Europe before returning to California. Along the way he discovered Sun Tzu and the concept of classical strategy and has read extensively on the topic ever since. Will asserts that the precepts of strategy are directly applicable to individual lives and offer compatable guidelines for work, social interaction and politics to name only a few examples. He writes about strategy at his blog, Where There's a William.
