





This is Fighting to Win: Samurai Techniques for Your Work and Life by David J. Rogers, published in hardcover with its dust jacket by Doubleday & Company, Garden City, New York, in 1984.
The dust jacket has a small chip and crease at the top right corner of the back panel and rubbing at the spine ends, while the pages inside are clean with no writing, all shown in the photos.
Rogers takes the battle concepts of the samurai and applies them to the modern workplace, covering focus, energy, concentration, self image, and using an opponent's power to reach your own goals. It was written for business people and anyone who wants samurai techniques for work and daily life, with a cover blurb from Harold S. Kushner, author of When Bad Things Happen to Good People.
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