In this game it was important to play e6 where I could control the d5 and f5 squares...when I did not do that it was better to post my bishop on e6 to keep the squares covered...by weakening those squares opponent had opportunity to play d5 with his knight...also when making an attacking moves be aware of any counter-attacking moves your opponent may have. Don't only think about what you want to do, but try and think about what your opponent is trying to do. Your opponent's plan may warrant your attention more than what you may be presently planning.