You can't win them all.
Have manners.
Be a gentleman/lady about your lost game and even more so, about the games you won.
In the end, we're all just pawns, hoping to make that big promotion some day.
Best Life Lessons from Chess!
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Wilbert_78!
Sacrificing those close to you is ok, as long as it's for your own personal gain.
A passed pawn is a criminal which should be kept under lock and key.
Bros before hos.
That the delusions of a child do not always turn into the reality of the adult.
After centuries of hippie utopian delusion, it's still clear that white European males are the ones running the show.
What are your top Life Lessons from Chess? (10 Max please)
Here are mine...so far:
1. Attack! (Want something in life? Go get it)
2. Concentrate Your Forces/Powers
3. Take Care of Your Queen (significant other)
4. Look to Promote (Advance and Market yourself!)
5. Go for the Win
6. Protect Your King (Yourself)
7. Think Ahead
8. Learn and Grow from Your Losses