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Are chess principles life principles?
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Control the center- As a lawyer I think about the center in business negotiations as the key issues that I can’t compromise on.
4xel this is 2020, time to get out of the cave!
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Don't be shy, fight for the initiative, develop fast
Jan 25, 2020
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CaribbeanChess wrote:
There's this book - The Tao of Chess, that talks about just that. It's in every Barnes & Nobles I believe.
I think it’s cool seeing how many principles and strategies in chess can be utilized to make better moves at home.
What is a principle or tactic from chess that can be applied to the real world?
Yeah, that's where chess loses.
I retired, that works!
Thanks for your contributions, guys!
I read the Tao of Chess many years ago. Great read! Haven’t seen anything else like it out there.
The reason I’m asking this is because i’m teaching my son how to play chess and I want to include a deeper life lessons as we go along.
Anything else coming to mind for you guys?
I read the Tao of Chess many years ago. Great read! Haven’t seen anything else like it out there.
The reason I’m asking this is because i’m teaching my son how to play chess and I want to include a deeper life lessons as we go along.
Anything else coming to mind for you guys?
Develop your pieces.
Jan 29, 2020
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This is great! I haven’t heard of this one. Thanks for sharing.
Just bought it
Jan 29, 2020
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Here's an interview in which the book is discussed. It's on my watchlist and have yet to see it for myself, so i'm not sure if it's any good where your topic is concerned.
What is a principle or tactic from chess that can be applied to the real world?