“We do not rise to the level of our goals. We fall to the level of our systems.” — James Clear. In chess, most improvement stalls not due to lack of talent but vague training. The most common mistake is mindlessly grinding rand...
Time management is not about "playing faster." It is about strategic resource allocation — knowing where to invest time, and when to trust intuition or force precision. Poor time usage leads to catastrophic blunders, even...
Chess improvement is not linear. Players frequently hit plateaus due to inefficient study routines, overreliance on passive consumption (e.g., watching videos), and lack of structured feedback loops. This article presents a sci...
