How to get better as begginer?

Im new to chess and i was wondering how to get better and what to learn. Any tips for begginers?

Improving Your Chess - Resources for Beginners and Beyond...

https://www.chess.com/blog/RussBell/improving-your-chess-resources-for-beginners-and-beyond

https://www.chess.com/blog/RussBell

Well you see, this is just my own opinion... how you like or not it's not my right. There is no such right tutorials for actually being good at the game you played. You see chess are like experienced based, or other games too (fps shooter, rhythm games, etc) what jm saying is, those tutorials are basically a guide for you to how to play. Wanna know how to get better? play more. for real. play more, however i couldn't find others words to describe it but by playing more you'll get into those experience building up and you feel it. It's a long journey but im sure you'll be satisfied by the result. That's all, good night.

I'm also a chess beginner and there are a couple of things that helped me alot first one is understanding basic patterns in almost every game you will face similar patterns and understanding them is key to middle game for me I'm using tactic lessosn and puzzles to get better at it secondly understanding checkmat patterns again using lessons and puzzles for it and third thing is openings learn some basic openings and you will have an advantage straight away and an idea about how you want to continue your play I use gotham chess youtube videos for it as they are kind of catered to beginners with minimal theory than once you want to learn more about a certain operaning chess.com has fetailed courses for almost all of them

And one more thing I'm also a beginner so just sharing my experience

1. I recently started working with a chess coach. Highly recommend doing that.

2. Play Puzzle Rush / ranked puzzles. You'll find yourself in situations like the puzzles if you play enough, and you'll be thrilled when it happens.

3. Have several daily games going at once. Use the explorer to train through repetition.

4. Spend lots of time playing chess every day.

You'll learn a lot just through playing. But to improve as efficiently as possible, it's best to mix in puzzles, opening/endgame practice, and watching/reading content from professional players.

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"how to get better" ++ Always check your intended move is no blunder before you play it. Whenever you lose a game, stop playing and analyse it thoroughly to learn from your mistakes.

"what to learn" ++ Endgames. Study Chess Fundamentals - Capablanca

1. Slow down

2. Slow down

3. Slow down

Every blunder I make (lots and lots) is pretty much down to playing too fast.