Never interrupt your enemy when they are making a mistake

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REVIEW

This quote is often attributed to Napoleon Bonaparte. It reflects a strategic mindset, emphasizing the importance of allowing opponents to falter on their own rather than intervening and potentially giving them an opportunity to correct their course. This principle is applicable in various contexts, including warfare, business, politics, and even personal interactions. It underscores the value of patience and calculated inaction in certain situations.

Recommended reading is this book.
Napoleon Unleashed does not explicitly draw comparisons to modern politicians, its exploration of Napoleon’s life and legacy offers fertile ground for readers to reflect on the parallels with contemporary leaders.

The broader themes: the tension between ambition and morality, the dangers of unchecked power, and the complexities of leadership and can be applied to many modern political figures.

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