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Rules for Radicals: Pick one that inspires you and write about it.

Rule 1: Power is not only what you have, but what an opponent thinks you have. If your organization is small, hide your numbers in the dark and raise a din that will make everyone think you have many more people than you do.

People always think the more the merrier. But when it comes to strategic power, having the most power doesn't mean anything. It is what you do with that power that matters. If you make your opponent believe that you have more power than you concede to have, they will be more cautious in trying to overpower you. When you let off that you have more power than you have it creates a fear or cautiousness in your opponent which works to your advantage can you can strategize around that fear as well. Your opponent won't know what to expect because they expect one thing and will see another. Just having a lot of power doesn't mean anything if you don't use it well so you better make sure all the people on your team have the knowledge and capability to do more with less.

This rule inspires me because it isn't alway about what you have but you can do with what you have. People always doubt themselves and their abilities because they think that the more people or power they have then their life will be fulfilled. People can make bigger impacts with less. Of course, having a lot of power will make it easier. But, strategizing your abilities and power makes you more successful because you worked hard and it didn't come easy. You use strategy and tactics to get where you are. Make people think that you have all this power so your opponent thinks they need to work harder to defeat you. They will waste time and energy and you can work hard in strategizing a way to defeat them.