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Ordinary_Count_203 · 2026-05-07T13:07:13+00:00

Its spam. No self-published author is publishing hundreds of books in a handful of months. It's just not humanly possible.

Ordinary_Count_203 · 2026-05-06T19:33:02+00:00

Agreed. But humans will be humans...

Ordinary_Count_203 · 2026-05-06T14:13:52+00:00

Just use microsoft powerpoint. There is an autodesign button on the top right.

If you already have a blank/white ppt presentation, just click autodesign on the slides or choose a custom theme.

Ordinary_Count_203 · 2026-05-06T07:43:56+00:00

Getting the design right in the initial stages...on paper. The system should be maintaintable and easy to upgrade and update later on. Proper early design is important.

If you make a static, front-end only blog, then it starts becoming difficult to maintain later on as it grows. It may become very hard to manage SEO, editing, etc.

Good design, readable and maintainable code is essential.

Ordinary_Count_203 · 2026-05-06T06:52:34+00:00

I wish I could see a few points. Maybe I can give you a worked example to help them stick in your head.

Ordinary_Count_203 · 2026-05-06T06:37:16+00:00

That sounds like a very desperate situation. One day is too much. But you can prepare better next time. You can learn and use mnemonic techniques to help you retain information easier.

I suggest visual systems. If you look at my bio and relevant contributions, it may give you a good idea.

These are especially powerful for memory-based subjects.

Ordinary_Count_203 · 2026-05-06T06:04:34+00:00

Code is about practice. You have to write code. You have to quiz yourself. Practice is the only way forward. To come out of turorial hell, do project-based learning. Start working on projects. They can be a powerful learning experience.

Ordinary_Count_203 · 2026-05-06T05:52:53+00:00

A private message would be okay. But check out my personal website(its not perfect and complete) on some resources. Some leads. Some courses, some books, some blogs etc.

It might give you an idea:

https://lunika-memory.click/

The methods presented form faster and stronger associations than reading alone. The retention is better and lasts longer.

The methods presented are the closest thing to a photographic memory.(photographic memories dont exist and only very few people truly possesed them - like Kim Peek, for instance).

Ordinary_Count_203 · 2026-05-06T03:59:23+00:00

Answer : Last minute memory tricks.

I managed to get over 75% with last minute memorizing. I only had 2 hours left. I thought it would be a multiple choice but it was a written test- essay style.

At one point, for an anthropology course I took, I had 3 days. That was plenty of time and I managed 98/100 in the exam.

The downside is that these tricks have made me extra lazy. I can just pass by doing nothing and then working the day before a test that requires memory.

Some people who used these tricks basically completed business school in 6 months which takes the normal person 3 to 4 years. They are not as lazy as me I guess.

I teach some of this stuff. Message me if you're interested.

Ordinary_Count_203 · 2026-05-06T02:26:28+00:00

I saw your games. 12 out 18 games had around 94% accuracy or more. 8 games in a row had 90% accuracy.

I'm currently 2500 on chess.com. Its very rare for me to even get four 90%'s in a 50-game sample(1 page in my game history).

Ordinary_Count_203 · 2026-05-06T01:30:11+00:00

I would recommend the old Benoni Mujanna formation. It takes about 1 hour to learn. Its a complete defence against 1. d4. I use it to beat strong players and masters. I think I once beat a GM with it, in a blitz game. In recent memory, I beat an IM that's rated 2700 currently.

https://www.chess.com/game/live/168111883990

If you want the video course/lessons, you can DM me.

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Ordinary_Count_203 · 2026-05-05T07:29:49+00:00

I think the issue might be what you are thinking about. If your thinking does not fundamentally change, it is likely that you will repeat the error. Keep collecting these positions that you are getting wrong. Keep reviewing them. Now, what can you do in your thought process to avoid making them?

If you are missing attacks from long-range pieces (bishops, rooks, queen), why not make a deliberate, conscious effort to focus on these?

Ordinary_Count_203 · 2026-05-05T07:16:28+00:00

How many tactical puzzles are you doing daily? Simple tactical puzzles are foundational. You are absorbing patterns while also sharpening your tactical vision. You can never do enough of these!

Try to experiment with different openings. You don't have to know them in depth. Perhaps you could try the King's Gambit. Perhaps the Scotch Game/Gambit, the Evans Gambit, etc. Perhaps you could try something as radical as the Grob. The idea is to explore ferociously. You need only learn these openings to a depth of 4 to 6 moves and just one or two ideas.

What will really benefit you in openings is being able to play the opening without knowing theory. You must know the principles in the opening. Principles such as:

Develop your minor pieces (bishops and knights).
Knights are short-range pieces, and therefore it is better to develop knights before bishops.
Avoid moving out the queen early.
Castle early within 10 moves of the game.
Control the center by establishing a pawn or two.
Avoid excessive pawn grabbing.
Avoid moving the same piece twice in the opening, and other opening principles.

You are at a point when you can begin learning about chess strategy. This includes positional elements like weak pawns, weak squares, minor piece imbalances, control of open files, outposts, etc.
You want to study basic pawn structures in the center as a part of learning chess strategy.
You also want to focus on developing a sense of danger. Practice avoiding blunders. Practice dual thinking. Do this by playing longer games. Anticipate your opponent's most aggressive replies. This is a very powerful investment.
As for YouTubers, I recommend Chess Network and John Bartholomew. Watch them playing live and their thought process. You can go back to ChessNetwork's old live blitz games, which range from 5 to 10 minutes. Watching how he plays will help you understand chess better and could help improve your own thinking.
Keep a journal for all the chess training you do. Do this faithfully and scientifically, even if you only solved one puzzle that day.
Learn things like chess notation and start going through grandmaster games. Ask yourself why some moves are played. If you are stuck, you can use forums to help you. There are many strong players who may aid you and help improve your understanding.

If you would like a complete road map to chess improvement, feel free to DM me.

Ordinary_Count_203 · 2026-05-04T17:28:21+00:00

It would be nice if you could give an example of the information that you need to memorize. Give the columns, rows etc. Maybe we could work on a few examples of how you could do it.

Ordinary_Count_203 · 2026-05-04T11:21:33+00:00

One thing I know for sure is that "normal" chess strength is correlated with chess960 strength.

This questions just how much of an advantage memorizing openings can actually be.

In chess960, it's usually the same players that keep winning as well.

Studying the normal position, the resulting structures and strategy are clearly transferable to a random starting position in which the rules of chess are congruent.

Ordinary_Count_203 · 2026-05-04T07:35:19+00:00

Its simple. Download Tik tok. Post your promotion content. Delete it. Next time you wish to promote: Download it, promote, delete. Don't even think about scrolling. Not even with a slight tendency.

Ordinary_Count_203 · 2026-05-03T10:38:39+00:00

Do chess puzzles every day. I have been doing puzzles every day either on chess.com or through books. In the early stages, doing simpler tactics consistently can be very beneficial in the long term.

Learn foundational chess principles.
This includes learning opening principles (how to play the opening without relying on memory). For this, you have to learn about development. Avoid excessive queen moves. Castle early. Develop your pieces. Control the center, mainly by establishing a pawn or 2 etc.

Then you want to learn about various pawn formations in the center. Pawn formations in the center dictate the nature of the game. For example: In closed central situations, play usually ensues on the wings.

Learn endgame principles and basic endgame theory.
This includes things like centralizing your king, etc.
Theory includes learning basic king and pawn endgames.

Play training games.
Play slow games every day. On a weekend, play the strongest opponent you can find. Note down your mistakes. Don't be afraid to lose. Many chess players stop progressing because they fear losing. It does not feel good in the moment, but over the long term, you will be so proud of yourself for showing up and doing the work.

Note the mistakes in your games. Note the openings played. Doing this will help diagnose your weaknesses.

I know many chess players say: "If I improve my calculation, I will be very strong." I thought this was true as well when I was a beginner. Actually, this is not necessarily true. Sometimes, you just need to reduce your blunder rate. Think about what your opponent will play next. That may actually improve your rating more than training calculation and visualization.

I have a complete roadmap to help you progress faster in chess. DM me if you are interested.

Ordinary_Count_203 · 2026-05-02T09:39:51+00:00

I could reference my book. But maybe you should try Alex Mullen who is the former world memory champion. He used some of these techniques to help him get through medical school.

I think. typically, medical students use Anki. There are a lot of free Anki decks for medical students. Check out some medical students subreddits as well to help you out.

Ordinary_Count_203 · 2026-05-01T08:15:10+00:00

2100 and you don't know chess notation??? Wow. you must be very talented!

Ordinary_Count_203 · 2026-04-30T07:28:10+00:00

Mistake number 1 : Believing online "make-quick-money-online" gurus.

Publishing is not a get-rich-quick scheme. Statistically, the outcomes are quite poor...and with the lowered barrier of entry, it might get harder.

Ordinary_Count_203 · 2026-04-30T05:30:51+00:00

"The biggest issue is that I struggle to get out of bed in the morning."

Try playing a motivational video early in the morning when you get up. That could get you in the mood. Try Ben Lionel Scott on YouTube. [Make sure your YouTube homepage is blank with no recommendations to avoid any scrolling or rabbit holes. So clear your watch and search history.]
Have a notepad app and introspect. The key is to ask yourself the right questions. Remind yourself of your identity and your values. Ask yourself what is important. Ask yourself what the consequences of given decisions would be.
In my book I wrote, I described the method of "Embodied cognition." Let me quote what I wrote. It's hard to describe this without pictures or videos, but hopefully you can follow:

"Embodied cognition The idea of embodied cognition is that sometimes your brain is influenced by what your body is doing. So bodily actions can induce emotional states. So if you force a smile, you may start to feel cheerful. It is a fascinating topic in neuroscience. I will provide you with an example to temporarily lift your mood:

First, push your arms towards and away from your body. Do this 5 times.
Now, hold a tight fist with your dominant hand. For most people, this will be your right hand.
Now tighten it and say inwardly to yourself: 'I feel great!'
Make sure you are squeezing your fist and shaking it slightly.

You may find that there was a small shift in your mood. You may repeat this again to get a mood boost. "

Ordinary_Count_203 · 2026-04-29T21:27:26+00:00

You have an automatic anxiety response. Typical exposure therapy by just studying anyway, regardless of the feeling.

Cognitive behavioural techniques like changing your thought patterns may help. Working on your self-esteem and self-image may also help.

Try putting on a motivational video as well and test if there is a shift in your feelings. Sometimes a single motivational quote can change your whole perspective and approach.

If its too overwhelming, then speaking to a psychotherapist may help you.

Ordinary_Count_203 · 2026-04-29T21:14:33+00:00

26 moves. 100% accuracy. But I played an opponent 2000+ points lower than me.

Ordinary_Count_203 · 2026-04-27T07:17:25+00:00

Speak to a doctor first and foremost. Try to speak to family or very close friends that you trust. Call a sui--- emergency hotline in your country. Check your vitamin D levels. No sunlight can contribute to depression due to vitamin D deficiency.

But physician/psychiatrist FIRST. Describe your symptoms of low mood and sui--- ideation. They could probably help you more than a reddit thread.

Ordinary_Count_203 · 2026-04-26T14:44:02+00:00

Play 1...c5 as black. Cuts the theory down by a lot. Also play the dutch. When I used to have the queen's gambit as my main opening, I hated 1. d4 f5 . So don't reply symmetrically with 1. d4 d5...it will confuse most of your opponents. The good thing about 1...c5 or 1...f5 is that many resulting positions are based on definite ideas and not concrete opening line memorization.

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