Xiang Qi is a game of strategy. It is hard to think of a board game that matches Chinese chess. It exercises the brain in much the same way as Western (international) chess invented in India, but it is much faster moving. The movement of the pieces tends to be more fluid, the positions more open. It might be said that Chinese chess is more a tactical game than a strategic one. It is possible to become a good player without a lot of learning.

The Art of War is no different to the Art of Business. A business plan is no different to a battle plan, the market place no different to the battlefield, all relying on the skill and knowledge of the competition.

The ideal intervention to get the team thinking like the General on the battlefield of life.