Great video. Straight to the point with very good examples

Thank you, it's good to know (and practice) about prophylactic thinking.

Excellent Series! Thank You!

Thanks very much for this very helpful video.  It really teaches a life-long, good habit to form, in chess.

99.9! loved it. change my way of thinking about what move to play.

Found Qg1 :D

Actually found them all!

what a wonderful tip!! it helps me a lot. thanks

I FOUND QG1!

At 07:39, does anyone know who the players were in the example from an endgame?  If so, please let me know.  Thank You.

@Dark_N_Stormy_Knight

Marvelous video, its very helpful for me, thanks for upload

Benzochess,  The last problem, I think Nd3 fails to Rd8 to be followed by unstoppable Rd4 to take the winning pawn. 

This is a great video because Kaidonov clearly gives the viewer the right questions they should be asking themselves before deciding on a move. The concept clicked very early for me in the lesson, and I correctly guessed each move after that. Now I have one more important mental checkbox in my head before going forward with a plan.

I really enjoyed this! The examples were very well explained! Thanks very much. =)

A great lecture, I was able to follow it and correctly work out all the ideas shown, this lesson for me was packed with fresh practical advice that I can begin to apply more in my own games. Thanks

GM Shankland used your position shown at around 15:00 in a video on his preparation for the US Championships last year.  I remember it well, and thank you for showing it from this perspective

Thanks

Thanks for explaining the method behind this kind of thinking.

TQ SIR...

I really like GM Kaidonov's explanation of concepts. Chess.com would do well to encourage him to do many more videos.