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Sakamoto Ryoma

Strategic Concepts & Mechanics

Risk DoctrineCourage to Retreat Over Reckless Advance
Competitive AdvantageAsia's Digital Gravity as Location Advantage
Cornerstone MoveSmall Fish Swallows Big Fish at Timing Inflection
Risk DoctrineSeventy Percent Victory Threshold
Relationship LeverageTen Generals Who Would Give an Arm
Signature MoveTwenty-Five Characters Before Every Decision
Signature MoveMeter-High Research Stacks Before Commitment
Cornerstone MoveNine-Filter Gauntlet Before Any Business
Strategic PatternInfrastructure Toll Booth Over Hit Products
Signature MoveFifty-Year Life Plan as Operating Calendar
Operating PrincipleThree-Hundred-Year Company Horizon
Decision FrameworkAspiration Before Vision Before Strategy
Strategic PatternNinety Percent Won Before Battle Begins
Capital StrategyBankrupt Audacity in Early Fundraising
Signature MoveTen-Person Teams with Daily Profit Closing
Signature MoveInstall Winning Habit Then Compound It
Cornerstone MoveInvention as Capital Creation Machine
Risk DoctrineLifebuoy Group Strategy Against Single-Point Failure

Primary Evidence

"“Summit Emotion Strategy Seven Battles.” “Summit” means “Envisioning a Vision.” It refers to Oda Nobunaga’s “Conquest with Weaponry,” Sakamoto Ryoma’s “Nation’s Renewal,” and Shibusawa Eiichi’s “Modernization of Japan.”"

Source:Son's Square Law (translated)

"“Tian” represents “Heaven’s Timing, Timing,” bringing to mind Oda Nobunaga who succeeded in a surprise attack at the Battle of Okehazama, and Sakamoto Ryoma incorporating the restoration of imperial rule in the “Ship of Eight Policies.”"

Source:Son's Square Law (translated)

"From when he was a child until he created this “twenty-five character” board, it is noted that Son esteemed four individuals: Ninomiya Sontoku, Oda Nobunaga, Sakamoto Ryoma, and Shibusawa Eiichi."

Source:Son's Square Law (translated)

"“Tao” signifies “Principle, Aspiration,” reminiscent of Oda Nobunaga’s aspiration for conquering the world and Sakamoto Ryoma’s dream of an open nation."

Source:Son's Square Law (translated)

"So why did he come up with a long-term life plan spanning fifty years during this period? The model for this ultra-long-term plan, called the ‘Fifty-Year Life Plan,’ was actually inspired by the Sengoku warlord he admired alongside Sakamoto Ryoma: Oda Nobunaga."

Source:Son's Square Law (translated)

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