Many people don't see other attributes on the ways of winning. Power isn't all the true way of winning, nor is intelligence, speed, dexterity, etc. There's so many attributes involved in winning; one cannot depend on one attribute.

To win, you must distribute your strengths to equal proportions against your enemy, like the myth of the power of Hadou. The Hadou is energy, basically the Hadouken in Street Fighter. To use the power of the hadou, you must distribute your strength equally throughout your body. Your legs, bent, but relaxed; your arms in position, but unstressed; the chest and back should be straight and have energy flow through them without discomfort. This is how the attributes should be distributed, like the body. Let the energy flow to all parts of the body instead all to the legs or all to the arms. As you distribute, you become aware of the power you have.

As in a fight. If a strong man fights a man of speed, then if the strong man can get one hit off, he could knock the speed man out, or if the speed man can get enough hits quickly, the strong man is to slow to stop him. To win, you must be both quick and slow. To acquire more than one attribute is the key to victory.

Another example would be the American Military. They do not just have a great army or a great airforce or a great navy; the American military is combined of both, and that is why the military is so strong, by distributing the power. If all strengh is put on the navy, then land battles would be lost. If all air, then there will always be enemies left behind. So goes on the list.

Women believe a perfect man to be a man who is handsome, smart, kind, funny, gentle, sincere, and even sensitive. These attributes make a perfect man. A man who is all humor cannot win a woman's heart like a man who is all handsome, they will lack a skill. That is why you must be all. It is not impossible to acquire all skills to win, it is only perceived by the mind as impossible.

If you cannt acquire all attributes necessary to win, then you must use logic. For example, back to Street Fighter. I use Ryu (like all SF fans do), and everyone knows he's a slow fighter and has strength, not a lot of hits either. So by using logic, I would kick back and wait for the enemy to attack, then I'd counter. The enemy would jump forward, except for jumping forward too, I would counter by doing a Reverse Round House kick. Ryu doesn't have speed, but by applying the defensive strategy, I won. So if you cannot get all the attributes necessary on winning, then you must use what you have, and pray for the best.