Looking to improve
All you play is blitz and bullet. Mix in some slower games. Daily games are great because you can really think about what you're doing.
https://chessmood.com/courses here you can improve from the openings to endgames 
All you play is blitz and bullet. Mix in some slower games. Daily games are great because you can really think about what you're doing.
10 minute games just work for me. Also, I'm 1400 in just 10 days! Practice pays off
https://chessmood.com/courses here you can improve from the openings to endgames
Thanks, didn't expect an IM to respond lol
Play slower time controls; it will be a little tedious in the outset, but as you continue to play, you will become accustomed to it. Also, practise tactics on chesstempo.com or chess.com's tactics trainer. Once you reach the 1500 barrier, probably analysis of master's games would be appropriate. Don't delve too much into opening theory. Find a comfortable opening repertoire, and implement it in your games.
Alternatively, you could learn about chess endgame, which I found was actually useful for my growth in the middlegame (primarily strategy based).
Play slower time controls; it will be a little tedious in the outset, but as you continue to play, you will become accustomed to it. Also, practise tactics on chesstempo.com or chess.com's tactics trainer. Once you reach the 1500 barrier, probably analysis of master's games would be appropriate. Don't delve too much into opening theory. Find a comfortable opening repertoire, and implement it in your games.
Alternatively, you could learn about chess endgame, which I found was actually useful for my growth in the middlegame (primarily strategy based).
The strategy on chess.com are really useful, and it's really improving my middle game play. I've also studied a bunch of endgames. As far as openings, I've studied a few but haven't spent that much time on them as there's really no point right now.