
Top 7 Lessons Learned After My 1-Year Return To Chess
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002 In 2021, I made a HUGE return to chess after decades away. Yep, all inspired by that little Netflix series. But this was no ordinary return to chess. I spent roughly 3-4 hours a day, 7 days per week studying and playing chess. For an entire year.
That’s at least 1100 hours.
I’ve boiled it down to 26 minutes of my Top 7 Lessons.
If you’re hoping to boost your rating, I'm confident these lessons will help you.
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