Like Lenudan said, to be a GM, FM, or IM you have to be born with natural abilities. Magnus Carlsen, for example, naturally connected dots by the time he was four years old.
Unless you devote your entire being to chess, meaning quitting school, social life, etc (which I do not reccomend)
Like Lenudan said, to be a GM, FM, or IM you have to be born with natural abilities. Magnus Carlsen, for example, naturally connected dots by the time he was four years old.
Unless you devote your entire being to chess, meaning quitting school, social life, etc (which I do not reccomend)
Nope... not even then will you become a GM. it's like saying I'm going to practice sprinting until I can 30 mph... it simply wont ever happen.
2000+ is doable with much work. GM an exponential leap above that. Watch Hikaru play.
95.2 accuracy against a 1500+, honestly, not bad 
95.2 accuracy against a 1500+, honestly, not bad
imho ur just weaker at tactics (eg missing the pawn was hanging and playing ..bg3?! instead, and misssing the m2 with ..rh8+), but that was a pretty solid game
95.2 accuracy against a 1500+, honestly, not bad
ya i am good!!
You will have to try VERY HARD to become a GM in 5 years. If I were you, I would be setting a goal to hit 1800 in 2 years (with a lot of study time and practice time.)
That's a very low target, improvement is not linear. If he'd take 2 years to get to 1800, I doubt he'd ever become a GM let alone in 5 years.
You have been playing chess for 1 year so far and you're rated 991 in blitz. I don't think you will become a GM in the next five years. Maybe in 10 years if you stop playing minecraft, and trihard chess.
Like Lenudan said, to be a GM, FM, or IM you have to be born with natural abilities. Magnus Carlsen, for example, naturally connected dots by the time he was four years old.