Wait at Ease for the Fatigued Enemy
Version 1.0.0 · Updated 2026-07-30
CORE DEFINITION
Instead of proactively seeking out the enemy, occupy advantageous terrain, conserve energy, and wait for the fatigued enemy who has traveled a long distance to attack, then defeat them in one stroke.
SCAFFOLDING EFFECT
Reduce cognitive load
Exchange of time and space. In business warfare, let competitors educate the market and burn cash to cultivate user habits (fatigue), then when the market matures but competitors are under capital strain, enter with your resources to harvest (ease).
Anchor fast decisions
Occupy the initiative and advantageous position to conserve energy, let the opponent expend (educate the market, burn cash), and when they are fatigued while you are fully prepared, strike, using the exchange of time and space to gain victory.
MINIMUM ACTION
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