About This Quote
The quote, “He will win who, prepared himself, waits to take the enemy unprepared” comes from a much older time. It seems simple enough to us now but the idea behind it is so profound. In this case, the enemy is a much simpler concept: a foe that has been prepared for your attack. If you can catch your enemy off-guard and catch them unprepared then the situation is in your favor.
Source: The Art Of War
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