My 5th Try at Redemption (AGC)

In the nearly 4 months of this W year, I've gone up and down the 1500 rating ladder, I'm afraid that I've stabilized here, but I've made many upset wins and draws, I beat more than five 1800s, drew three 1900s, and almost hit 1600 (again, after tilting) I'm trying to get back up, and I think I'm improving as a player and a person...

At the HS Championships, I flailed, at 1.5/7, but I learned something important, which I'll share later.

(Above) I sold my advantage towards the end, but I still drew a 1750, yay!

Next good draw against an 1825, I sold my attack and initiative, but his time crunch had to make us both settle for a draw (1/2)

I was black in this one ^ and White in the 2nd game.

Now for what I learned, I came back with a lesson learned, I need to meditate, and my losses shouldn't affect my next games, I will be back stronger, and ready to smash through 1700.

Here I come. (I mean, I think I prepared well, look at my bio for my study hour stats)

I'm going to Finish Art of Attack: Vladimir Vukovic; on the 31st.

And Grind the Woodpecker Method 1. I have a small tournament on the 4th of April, and my 3rd FIDE rated tournament on the weekend of the 10th, I'll be as ready, and stronger then.

I'm getting better at chess, but I need to train my mind.

The battle for inner peace has begun.

Alright, this was AGC, I'll see ya'.

(Spoiler, I might be going to the World Open in July 1-5, 9 rounds, FIDE rated, 200k prize pool, and GM/IM norms, so if you want a blog on that, and my tournament these weekends, tell me below frfr, bye now~)