16 hours a day for 5 more years. Try that, see if that helps 
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lisa_zhang_tok написал:
16 hours a day for 5 more years. Try that, see if that helps
Thank you my dear :-)
Sometimes it helps to take a small break, maybe a week or two.
P.S. Lisa, if you're a titled player, why don't you have free diamond membership?
Game_of_Pawns написал:
Sometimes it helps to take a small break, maybe a week or two.
P.S. Lisa, if you're a titled player, why don't you have free diamond membership?
thanks
Love the plateau!
Goals and contingencies are important. But they exist in the future and the past, beyond the pale of the sensory realm.
Practice (the path of mastery) exists only in the present. You can see it, hear it, smell it, feel it.
To love the plateau is to love the eternal now, to enjoy the inevitable spurts of progress and the fruits of accomplishment, then serenely to accept the new plateau that waits just beyond them. To love the plateau is to love what is most esssential and enduring in your life.
--George Leonard, "Mastery"
ipcress12 wrote:
Love the plateau!
Goals and contingencies are important. But they exist in the future and the past, beyond the pale of the sensory realm.
Practice (the path of mastery) exists only in the present. You can see it, hear it, smell it, feel it.
To love the plateau is to love the eternal now, to enjoy the inevitable spurts of progress and the fruits of accomplishment, then serenely to accept the new plateau that waits just beyond them. To love the plateau is to love what is most esssential and enduring in your life.
--George Leonard, "Mastery"
But what if you hate what you study ?
I'm a Finance student for example. 
Very-very difficult to get better just playing blitz. You might consider slower time controls. And, of course, going back and reviewing your games. Even if you don't want to play slower time controls, you should try the reviewing of your games.
ipcress12 написал:
Love the plateau!
Goals and contingencies are important. But they exist in the future and the past, beyond the pale of the sensory realm.
Practice (the path of mastery) exists only in the present. You can see it, hear it, smell it, feel it.
To love the plateau is to love the eternal now, to enjoy the inevitable spurts of progress and the fruits of accomplishment, then serenely to accept the new plateau that waits just beyond them. To love the plateau is to love what is most esssential and enduring in your life.
--George Leonard, "Mastery"
Hi! There are moments that you can jump with prompts masters, I mean.
kleelof написал:
Very-very difficult to get better just playing blitz. You might consider slower time controls. And, of course, going back and reviewing your games. Even if you don't want to play slower time controls, you should try the reviewing of your games.
Ok! Thanks...!
Friends tell me four months and I play tasks every day and decide there is no progress, what to do???