Something I struggle with a lot when studying and playing chess is the lack of a syllabus: do you have any suggestions for a curriculum? What's the path of least resistance to improving one's chess? I'm familiar with all the primitives (tactics, opening study, endgame study, looking over annotated games, etc.), but it's unclear how to prioritize these.
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Something I struggle with a lot when studying and playing chess is the lack of a syllabus: do you have any suggestions for a curriculum? What's the path of least resistance to improving one's chess? I'm familiar with all the primitives (tactics, opening study, endgame study, looking over annotated games, etc.), but it's unclear how to prioritize these.
Thanks for the AMA!
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