Imitation is often simpler, faster and more effective. An importance of creativity is overvalued these days. It is not creativity it is just stupidity. They all play the same opening lines while every weak player has his own, unique, losing openings рџ™‚ IвЂ™ll continue the example with an opening repertoire. You donвЂ™t need to make all the mistakes by yourself. A lot of players have experienced these problems and some of them have found the solutions! Therefore your problems in chess are typical. I can tell you that 95% of players have similar problems. IвЂ™ve told you about an opening repertoire, but the same idea is right for other things as well. You need to imitate successful experience. Now you can skip this long way and take the final conclusion immediately! And they came to the final conclusion already. They spent many years on extensive training and practice. However, it is a mistake! Thousands (maybe millions) of chess players have thought about it already. What do you do? You start thinking about it and you start testing different openings and so on. You want to create a good opening repertoire. It is a great mistake to try to find your own way. Here is the answer: You Should Imitate Successful Players. Therefore letвЂ™s talk about it in more details. Here we come to the 3rd item: вЂњHow to make your future training (progress) more effective than it was previously?вЂќ It is the key point for your future success/failure. Therefore your progress will be greater and faster. Unfortunately it happens with most chess players.ДЄt the same time you have a great alternative: you can focus on those 20% of your efforts, which bring you 80% of results. You can spend a lot of time on chess and get very little progress.

Do you remember ParetoвЂ™s principle? 80% of your efforts bring you 20% of results. There is one important point here however. Thus you can create a serious plan for your chess development. I hope that you have performed the first 2 items. I gave you 3 tasks:ДЎ) Make a summary (analyze your chess progress in the past year).Дў) Set your chess goals for the next year.ДЈ) Think about the question вЂњHow to make your future training (progress) more effective than it was previously?вЂќ In the previous issue weвЂ™ve been talking about your past achievements and future goals in chess.

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