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As I took my first step out of the plane and onto the boarding stairs, the hot, humid air instantly smacked me across the face. It felt as if Immediately, my sweat glands went into overdrive, little drops of salty liquid starting to ooze out of every pore in my body. Yet, I could smell that something else was flying in the air. Freedom! and stresses were a continent away. I had been unshackled from all the loads that had been weighing on my back. In an instant I forgot about my job, social life (or rather the lack of) and the “real world”. I was embarking on a new, month-long adventure where all these things had no meaning and did not matter. For the first time in a long-time, I felt free, unburdened… and AT TIMES YOU CAN BE FACED WITH A SITUATION THAT MIGHT SEEM OVERWHELMING. An enemy can be camped out in front of you, larger in However all is not lost. When you and your team are facing a tough opposition, you can apply lessons from the “Strategemata” of One of these lessons can be taken from the acts of Fulvius Nobilior, a Roman general. When facing an enemy superior in numbers compared to his army, he did one trick in order to boost his men’s confidence: > “Fulvius Nobilior, deeming it necessary to fight with a small > force against a large army of the Samnites who were flushed with > success, pretended that one legion of the enemy had been bribed by > him to turn traitor; and to strengthen belief in this story, he > commanded the tribunes, the “first rank,” and the centurions to > contribute all the ready money they had, or any gold and silver, in > order that the price might be paid the traitors at once. >  > He promised that, when victory was achieved, he would give generous > presents besides to those who contributed for this purpose. This > as*urance brought such ardor and confidence to the Romans that they > straightway opened battle and won a glorious victory.”