I see now what you mean, but first of all, we cant' compare daily chess with live chess with clock. Is just not the same chess. Then , by come up with GM like move , well their moves are connected with that move with this plan etc. You can make a same move or two but with wrong purpose. When i analyze my games often i make 1st choice stockfish move. And not talking only easy obvious moves like re-captures or checkmates. Many players also can make those top engine or GM moves. Even better, by solving tactical 5 move puzzle. Your all 5 moves were best moves in position. But what is the point if the rest of your games you blunder a lot.
Remember this: Your game is as good as your worst move. NThere is a little value how many strong top engine or GM moves you made in a game when is full of blunders or you made 1 terrible blunder and you lost the game. Here comes your Rating. Ratings shows overall how strong you are (not daily chess rating, rating here shows almost nothing. You are probably close to 900-1000 level compared to tournament player if you are 1400 daily chess. And at the same time someone who does not care, which a lot of people don't can have 1400 daily chess rating with a lot of games going on , but their real fide rating to be way few hundreds points higher ) 1300 is just intermediate level, indicates the players understanding for the game of chess is far far far away from expert or master or Grand Master. He might have memorized opening moves or can see 2 move checkmate or fork sometime but overall is pretty bad compared to active tournament players.
When i was 1250~1300 i though that i am soo much better than normal average person on the street. And that was kinda true. I was winning, but not every game versus old veterans on the parks. I was thinking that, becouse i am playing online over the internet there is no possible way someone old who plays only like 5 persons for years can possible be better than me. Me, who had wins versus "strong" online players all over the world back that time (10 years ago on Yahoo chess) i was feeling invincible. I beated all of my friends and even random players on street who were playing chess for many years casually.
Things started to change when i entered my first local tournament and i got absolutely destroyed by 7 years old kid which at that time i was thinking no one under 12 years or so could beat me, becouse they can't possible have more experience than me.. You see how much wrong i was... How little i knew about chess... When i go to club i was losing left and right.. on time, on position, i even blundered 2 pieces in a row move after move..
Same here. My grandfather was the best chess player I knew. Everyone said he was the best, and once I started beating him, I figured I was the best.
I was lucky enough to go to a weekend tournament and meet a GM, though, and I got destroyed. There wasn't enough of me left to sweep into a bucket afterwards. I realized that I wasn't hot stuff, but I saw how effortless a GM made chess look. I vowed I would get that good.
It's been over a decade since then, and while I haven't gotten GM good, I'm no longer losing in 13 moves to serious players. Progress!