7 Things You Should Never Tell Anyone - Miyamoto Musashi

7 Things You Should Never Tell Anyone - Miyamoto Musashi
Unlock the profound teachings of Miyamoto Musashi as we delve into the 7 things you should never reveal. In this enlightening video, we explore the timeless wisdom of the legendary swordsman and strategist, guiding you through the art of discretion. Discover the essence of silence and the power it holds in various aspects of life.
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[@literromanceresq5871]

I'll tell you one thing I should probably keep to myself. Miyamoto Musashi is an overrated historical figure with an inflated since of ego. Thanks to movies, manga, and TV, he's become a pantheon to history buffs. I've often heard people quoting passages from his book The Five Rings as though it was the gospel of martial arts. But it's nothing more than a memoir. He's nothing more than a man. You and I are no different.

[@ihad2reload]

Avoid proclaiming your virtues from the mountains. Walk your ass to the kitchen and grab the cookie you desperately want - Sun Tzu

[@SnapD24]

That's like saying Sun Tzu was just an astute observer of military history, except Musashi practiced what he preached (so to speak) and won. A lot.