LESSONS FROM CHESS STRATEGY 1

1. Learn the proper handling of the pieces - their strengths and weaknesses, their best operating circumstances etc. With this information you can evaluate the worth of every of your pices and that of your opponent in any complex position on the board.

LIFE LESSON 

"An un-examined life is not worth living", so "man know thyself". Success in life depends on your knowledge of your capabilities and weaknesses. The power of your innate faculties may be maximally achieved in certain circumstances and may be practically useless in other situations. For example the Bishop cannot work well in closed positions, similarly spirit activity cannot work in certain situations, just as mental activity or emotional activity cannot be effectively put into play in certain situations, Just as you learn yourself, so you must study the resources nature provides external to you so you can maximize their powers. Also study your adversaries and know their strengths and weaknesses. This will even help you to make profitable trades giving up things that are not circumstantially valuable for what will profit you better in your peculiar situation 

To be Contd.

INTRODUCTION

The complexities of the chessboard hold a peculiar attraction for me especially when I discover very striking parallels between chess and the keys that successful and accomplished men and women have adopted to arrive at their accomplishments. So on this blog, we will discuss the life principles we have discovered from the chess board, and illuminating thoughts of great thinkers on the game of chess.

ON BREAKTHROUGHS

1.There can be no pawn breakthrough without a sacrifice. So in life, every advantage we eke out or any breakthrough we encounter, is the result of a sacrifice of something else important to us. Every successful person learns to sacrifice in anticipation of gaining an advantage in another area of life.

2. A pawn breakthrough cannot occur on the chess board and give you a winning advantage in the endgame, unless your pawns are more advanced than your opponent's pawns. In the same way, you cannot expect to have a breakthrough unless you develop your talents and mobilize them to the arena of conflict and challenges. If you just fold your hands and sit at home, you would have no breakthroughs and end up being defeated by your problems. Every successful person learns to develop and advance to confront his challenges and not sit at home expecting a handover. http://www.chess.com/blog/chessrobot76/chess-and-life