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At first I figured you were some kid just starting out, but you have serious enough credentials that I can only wish you the best and hope chess works out for you.
Jul 29, 2017
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Living in France, where the population knows how to enjoy life as good or better than in any other nation, I sure hope you find additional ways to enjoy yourself!
Since you're not a chess master I can't imagine you can financially support yourself thru chess. If you are independently wealthy, I would suggest that making chess your life is an addiction you should try to break.
I personally spend a lot of time with chess and, retired with a good income, I'm basically independently wealthy. But I also spend time playing music, studying creative writing, studying and using Graham-Buffett Value Investing in stocks, fantasy football, bicycling, and various other things. Within the next year I intend to try scuba diving for the first time - and I'm in my 60's.
Life's too short to focus on one thing unless you're an ace in that field of endeavor.
MickinMD escribió:
Living in France, where the population knows how to enjoy life as good or better than in any other nation...
Depends. In Paris everybody is depressed and stressed all the time.
Their "enjoyment of life" consists of drinking insane amount of coffee every day and smoking cigarettes.
By the way chess_com_syndrome, no one is jealous that you are a supposed "professional player".
I would be ashamed to tell somebody that my profession is chess.
Jul 29, 2017
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Dear superman0101,
By your posts i quickly you are a kid
AND the fact that you want to argue with me means nothing but the fact that you are immature,so what if my ratings are under 2000? iam still way higher rated than you.Online chess is not the matter. iam rated 2000+ OTB
Perhaps,if you stop wasting time arguing,you could be better at chess?
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