Son­shi bills itself as “the orig­i­nal online resource for Sun Tzu’s Art of War”. Of par­tic­u­lar note is their col­lec­tion of columns, essays and inter­views featuring—among oth­ers—Guy Kawasaki, Josh Wait­zkin, and this from Robert Greene, author of 48 Laws of Power and 33 Strate­gies of War:

If I could sim­plify the whole game of power and strat­egy in one equa­tion, it would all hinge on the capac­ity to see events around you exactly as they are. The closer your mind is to real­ity, the bet­ter your strate­gies, your responses in life. But we humans have a strange psy­cho­log­i­cal block. Our minds are con­stantly stop­ping on one thing, one idea, one expe­ri­ence or emo­tion. When that hap­pens, we are look­ing at events through the tun­nel of our own biases or neg­a­tive expe­ri­ences. We lose con­tact with real­ity. Any­thing liv­ing is in a con­stant state of flux. Noth­ing stays the same. And so our thoughts must con­stantly adapt to what is hap­pen­ing around us and never get stuck on this idea, or that way of doing things.