Could each of you share with the group what you consider to be the most valuable knowledge you have gained to improve your chess game? I'll start us out...from Jeremy Silman, I would say the most valuable lesson was to ensure that you always have an objective in mind for each move. No arbitrary moves with no real purpose in mind. This does not exclude 'pause' moves, since the objective of these is to allow the opponent to place his/her pieces where you want them to move ahead with your plans. What have all of you learned?
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Hi please respect other group members and teach each other what we learned and show our games.