Chess: A Blueprint of Controlled Thought: How To Cultivate

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Chess: A Blueprint of Controlled Thought: How To Cultivate Planning and Become a Master
Learn Quickly How To Organize Your Thought Process To Master Chess!

This book contains a "Blueprint" of organized and controlled chess thought to help improve results in the game of chess. It is important to note that this is an outline which contains No Chess Diagrams or ANY Chess Notation but rather strong advice on how to evaluate your game positionally and tactically. It is clear cut and succinct!

I know what it is like to struggle to get better at chess. I also know that I am no special case, however, I have been able to achieve a level of mastery fairly quickly. The reason has very little to do with natural ability and more to do with pushing myself to think in a controlled, structured and organized way. Cultivating a logical thought process requires some discipline to achieve but can nevertheless be done fairly quickly. Improvement should be seen almost immediately for those that have not already developed very bad habits. For those that have, I am sorry to say, the road will be more difficult.

I have chosen to not include variations and diagrams in this work although this is a huge part of learning chess. The reason is more simple. A large part of losing, particularly at the lower levels has more to do with things like not checking for blunders, not gathering enough information about a position, not thinking prophylactically, forgetting to look at your king position to see if you are safe because of being so deep in thought on other aspects of the position etc., etc.â€¦ These may seem laughable for the more advanced player, however most of us have done this! Regardless, many who succeed at mastering chess will have had to suffer through many painful losses related to sloppy thinking.

For those who have already achieved a fair amount of skill and who are finding it difficult to get to the next level may find the blue-print helpful in ironing out some gaps in the thinking process.

Unfortunately, this work does not cover calculation. A topic which has been difficult to write on. This ability can be trained, improved with experience and found in many good works. We are more interested in when it is necessary to stop and calculate while making a plan. Ultimately, learning calculation is time wasted if positional understanding and tactical vision are poor. Also, despite having much skill in positional and tactical chess, many still go on to lose horribly or are unable to advance because of not having an orderly controlled thought process.

It is important to note that this work assumes a basic understanding of chess knowledge like knowing the rules, how the pieces move, whatâ€™s legal and illegal and so forth. I hope you enjoy it!

Here Is A Preview Of What You'll Learn...
- Easy To Learn and Memorize Outline To Thoroughly Evaluate a Chess Position Both Strategically and Tactically
- Learn When to Calculate and Not to Calculate
- How To Evaluate The 7 Keys to a Position
- Piece Interaction and What Many New Players Miss
- Find Out What Gaps are Preventing Mastery
- Bonus: How to Tear Apart the Board With Killer Tactical Vision!
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Country	USA
Author	Glen Sorrentino
Binding	Kindle Edition
Format	Kindle eBook
IsAdultProduct
Label	Glen Sorrentino
Manufacturer	Glen Sorrentino
NumberOfPages	35
PublicationDate	2016-07-03
Publisher	Glen Sorrentino
ReleaseDate	2016-07-03
Studio	Glen Sorrentino

Chess: A Blueprint of Controlled Thought: How To Cultivate Planning and Become a Master

Learn Quickly How To Organize Your Thought Process To Master Chess!

Here Is A Preview Of What You'll Learn...

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