The Classics Bundle
Three complete toolkits from public-domain sources — Sun Tzu on competition, the Stoics on pressure, Socrates on questioning. 388 prompts, all of them ending in a decision.
Key Capabilities & Features:
- •Three complete toolkits, not condensed versions — each is the same file sold individually
- •$79 against $119 bought separately
- •Three different decisions: what to compete for, how to hold up under pressure, and how to find out what someone actually thinks
- •Every source is public domain, so you can check any claim against the original text for free
- •One rule across all three: a prompt that produces a reflection rather than a decision does not ship
One-time payment • Lifetime access & future updates
What's Inside
3 modules388 promptsEvery module below is included in the single purchase.
- 1
The Art of War Strategy Disciplines
132 prompts132 prompts applying Sun Tzu to competition — the five factors, honest self-assessment, reading a competitor from observable behaviour, terrain, and the contest to decline. Sold separately at $44.
- 2
The Stoic Operator Disciplines
130 prompts130 prompts from Aurelius, Seneca and Epictetus — the dichotomy of control in three columns, premeditation with a stop condition, deciding under pressure, and where Stoicism stops. Sold separately at $36.
- 3
The Socratic Questioning Disciplines
126 prompts126 prompts for coaches, managers and interviewers — six question types, surfacing assumptions, the follow-up that does the work, and when asking is avoidance. Sold separately at $39.
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Old books about strategy, endurance and enquiry survive because the problems did not change. What has changed is that almost all the modern packaging of them stops at admiration — you finish a chapter agreeing with it and do nothing differently.
The Classics Bundle is three complete toolkits totalling 388 prompts, built on public-domain sources: Sun Tzu on competition, Aurelius, Seneca and Epictetus on pressure, and the Socratic dialogues on questioning.
Bought separately they come to $119. The bundle is $79.
They cover three genuinely different decisions, which is why they are separate products rather than one blended volume. Art of War is about what to compete for and — much harder — what to give up. The Stoic Operator is about the situation you are in right now and what part of it is actually yours. Socratic Questioning is about finding out what another person really thinks, which is the input the other two depend on and the one most people never gather.
One rule runs through all three: a prompt whose output you can read, agree with, and change nothing about did not make it in. The dichotomy of control section does not ask you to contemplate what is in your power; it sorts your situation into three columns and makes you name the thing you will do today.
Every source is public domain. You can read all three originals for free in an afternoon each, and the toolkits tell you which translation they work from so you can check anything you doubt. What you are buying is the application, not the text.
Who this is not for: if you want one of the three, buy it. This is $79 and two thirds of it will go unread. It is worth it if you want the set.
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| Formats Included | 3 PDF Toolkits (388 prompts total) | PDF Prompt Playbook | PDF Swipe File | 64-Page PDF Playbook + 22 Worksheets |
| Lifetime Updates | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
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They genuinely do different jobs
I expected overlap and there is almost none. One is for deciding what to compete for, one for the week you are having, one for finding out what someone actually thinks. I use all three most months.
Nothing here asks you to admire it
Every prompt ends with something to do. I have read a great deal of this kind of material and this is the first that made me change anything.
I only really needed the Stoic one
The listing says as much and I bought the bundle anyway. The Art of War toolkit is excellent and I have opened it twice. Take the advice about buying singly if one is what you want.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are these the full toolkits or shortened versions?
The full products, byte for byte the same files sold individually. Nothing is condensed and nothing is held back for the standalone versions.
Why not one combined product?
Because they answer three different questions and a blended version would have to average them. The competitive analysis in one and the personal-situation work in another have almost nothing in common except that both end in a decision.
The source texts are free. What am I paying for?
The application. All three originals are public domain and readable in an afternoon each, and each toolkit names its translation so you can check anything. What does not happen on its own is turning a chapter into a decision about your specific situation, which is what the prompts do.
What if I only want one?
Buy that one. At $79 with two thirds unread you would be worse off, and the description says so.