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Play Consistently and Competently to Succeed

Trying hard or trying to be smart are no substitute for doing it right. You have to play correctly/competently.

A chess player who tries their best with brute force by working hard/long hours on learning the game through practice will not necessarily going to be a grand master.

A chess player who has the most intelligence about the game will not necessarily become a grand master.

A chess player who executes the optimal strategies with consistency is a more likely candidate to become a grand master.

By Leon Apel

Leon Apel works virtually with talented team members from North America, Europe and Asia on projects designed to improve life on earth.

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