Champion Psychology
Instead of thirty rules, it provided the most important psychological recipes into thirty episodes of practical chess and engaging real-life weapons.
This is how the "book for future chess champions" was presented...
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| A book for future chess Champions |
After spending about a month, studying and writing down 15 page notes of some memorable ideas, it is time to briefly list my favorite concepts and chapters from Champion Psychology for insight:
1) "The key to success is to be energetic, work hard and keep trying."
Chapter 8 – It's BAD to be perfect
2) "It's more important to avoid mistakes than to find 100% perfect moves all the time."
Chapter 11 Making the right decisions, right on time!
3) "Studying develops new habits, reading develops nothing."
Chapter 21 – What obstructs 95% of players?
4) "You don't lose, you either win or learn."
Chapter 25 – Dealing with failure in the manner of a champion
5) "Your efforts are the most valuable thing in life, not even the final result."
Chapter 26 – Victory over yourself of yesterday
6) "You can achieve two times greater results compared to what you consider a realistic goal for yourself.
Chapter 27 – TALENT
7) "If you want something you've never had, you must be willing to do something you've never done."
Chapter 28 – Why do kids progress faster?
8) "Chess is an infinite game, you can learn it for many many years and still discover something new everyday."
Chapter 29 – Have fun!
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Highly recommended...
This book will help you to stay cool and do your best, while enjoying the royal game of chess. You'll learn the most common psychological weapons that top Grandmasters use.
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