Think through what you have heard or learned. What is the one best suggestion or idea for having a solid opening for your games? If your game struggles here, what one aspect is in need of help? Share your need to seek help from others.
One's opening should always suit their style of play. If you play an opening that lands you into an unfamiliar or uncomfortable middlegame, you will most likely struggle.
So, my advice is to go through your past games, assess your temperment and figure out your style of play. Then, go through games which have a similar style and check out the openings. Play them out in a few games and if you feel comfortable, continue practice. If not, repeat the process until you do. Soon enough, you will have a good repetoire. Also, learn the best way to counter these openings yourself. If you face an unfamiliar opening, opening principles are the only guide.
Practice is the only way one can improve so I suggest playing a lot of games. Soon enough, you will see an improvement(if you're sincere enough).
Wishing everyone good luck in their training,
Nightshadow
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