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Sherman A1

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Wed Jan 12, 2022, 04:43 PM Jan 2022

On chess: New year, new chess resolution [View all]

Less than 8% of people actually stick to their New Year’s resolutions, according to some estimates, yet millions of Americans continue to set goals with high hopes of a better year ahead. No matter what you want to accomplish in chess for 2022, it's all about sticking to your goals. Before you set your own goals, it’s important to remember a few tips:

Keep it simple. Your chances of sticking with a resolution are much greater if the resolution is a simple one.
Make it measurable. "What is measured is managed." Don't set resolutions that are hard to track.
Be positive. Don't give up if you miss a day. Celebrate the progress you've made, press reset, and start over.

With that, here are a variety of resolutions to consider: https://news.stlpublicradio.org/2022-01-10/on-chess-new-year-new-chess-resolution

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Thanks for that. Binkie The Clown Jan 2022 #1
My pleasure! Sherman A1 Jan 2022 #2
Relaxes me romana Jan 2022 #3
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