I don't know if I am doing the wrong thing by pointing this out but I don't believe the OP should be giving lessons. For example, I am rated almost 1,000 points higher and am a USCF expert but don't feel qualified to give lessons online ( Plenty of IMs / GMs teaching online for cheap rates).
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My rates don't cost any money at all. For JoshuaMcClellan 1, if you don't fell qualified to give lessons, then either talk to one of the GMs for assistance to give lessons or just give the lessons yourself. You don't have to feel unsafisfied because you don't feel about giving lessons online.
Apr 2, 2012
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You're not "very good at chess". I just played through a few of your games, and you're just like me, which is 'not good at chess'.
Umm I play well in chess all the time expect for a few mistakes her and their.
Apr 2, 2012
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#6
"A few mistakes her and their", is what separates good players from bad players, and both you and I are not in the good players category
Nope. What separates the best from the worst is skill level, and I have the skill level of a pro.
Apr 2, 2012
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If the skill level of a pro was somehow impaired by amnesia, then yes, that would be a case where you have the skill level of a pro.
well pro level is comparable to amnesia i think.
Apr 2, 2012
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True. The professional chess players may have to forget the world outside of chess to keep up with the other pros.
yea for me that's not gonna work beacuase i have school and personal life to deal with instead of chess 24/7.
... One time, a man asked me to help him, then I said, "... I'm not a doctor."
Hey. Im very good at chess and if anyone wants some help, I'll be glad to assistant you in anything from basics to expert skills. Thanks yall.