How to Think and Win at Chess

I assume that everybody knows the importance of goal setting in life- if not in life (outside Chess), then at least in Chess. Way back when I used to play in (local) tournaments regularly, I would decide in advance what my goals were. My goal would either be to win the tournament (almost invariably the [...]

The player whose games I will be analyzing is Robert James Fischer – well known as Bobby Fischer. He was a chess prodigy. He worked very hard for what he achieved. He was the world champion of chess from 1972 – 1975. His life outside chess was something else that I would rather not go [...]

I will try to analyze Bobby Fischer’s game- any that I can lay my hands on. It will do it in the style of Irving Chernev’s Logical Chess My work will emulate that classic…
My analysis will not be too detailed because…
First, I do not have the time to analyze Fischer’s games in depth. (Do I [...]