Sun Tzu is the strategist who wrote ‘The Art of War’ and unwittingly created a manual that would be used by generals, businessmen, football coaches and even mothers trying to discipline stubborn children.

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He lived in China around the 5th century BC, serving as a military commander and guru of tactics and patience. His book teaches that winning without fighting is the best strategy - something that many try, but few achieve.

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Despite his fame, almost everything about his life is shrouded in mystery, which, let's face it, is quite fitting for someone who understood so much about war and disguises. Centuries later, his legacy remains strong, proving that good strategies never go out of fashion - whether on the battlefield or in the corporate world.