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10 Principles of Strategic Thinking Case Study – Expressions of Interest Now Open!
Are you ready to embark on a journey of strategic enlightenment? We invite forward-thinking organizations to join us in unlocking the power of 10-Principles Thinking, where ancient wisdom meets modern innovation. What to Expect: Bridging Worlds: Why Participate: Expression of Interest (EOI) Deadline: 19th February 2025 Submit your EOI and any queries to silvia@institute361.com
Read MoreUnlocking Strategic Brilliance with the Power of Go: 10 Valuable Principles in Business
In the intricate game of Go, ancient wisdom is embedded within its 10 strategic principles, offering profound insights that extend beyond the board into the world of business strategy. Let’s explore how these principles, honed through millennia of gameplay, manifest in the strategic development of successful companies. An ancient board game with roots tracing back…
Read MoreWhy it is not Chess or Go?
As a Chess player from my early years while growing up in Eastern Europe, I often get asked why I have moved towards playing Go. There is often so much comparison between the two strategic board games, that sometimes there could be a sense of rivalry between these two excellent games. My opinion is that…
Read MoreThe Game of Stones
With the Game of Thrones (GoT) Season 7 cliff-hanger end, how do viewers makes sense of what has happened and where the plot is going to take our favourite characters? Some useful explanation of the popular TV show may be offered by using analogy of the world’s oldest game of Go, which is also known…
Read MoreTestimonials and Reflections
Recently I had the opportunity to travel to China for a summer program at Tsinghua University. I had never been to China before and didn’t quite know what to expect. I was particularly looking forward to playing Go with Chinese locals. I first learnt about Go at my university library thanks to Silva at Insitute361.…
Read MoreThe most remarkable student-led initiative
Recently I visited Churchlands Senior High School and I was astonished to find out that a group of students have self-organised a Go club after school hours from 3.30 pm on Tuesdays. The spontaneous Go club is organised by young Go players who visit the Go club session on Saturday at Tzu Chi. The group…
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