Good Moves
Kevin Lincoln, Ed LatimoreA newsletter about chess and what it can teach us about performance in all parts of life.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues |
|---|---|---|---|
| Publishes | Weekly | Issues | 13 |
| Subscribers | Read | makegoodmoves.substack.com |
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Embrace the Second-Mover Advantage
Another week — say it with me now — another game against a teenager. And a teenager I’d played against before, at that.
What Separates the Very Best Performers from the Merely Very Good?
No OTB game last week. I’ve learned that I tend to be pretty fried the day after my club games, and I had to be on set for a shoot by 7 am Tuesday morning, so I took a bye — and then the club ended up cancelling the whole round because so m...
Even a Dumb Plan Is Better than No Plan at All
A couple weeks have passed at the ol’ chess club. Two weeks ago, I won a nice match against a 1782, but as is more my style, I want to focus on the loss I sustained last week against a 1780. (My rating currently stands at 1631… but who’s co...
What Do Chess and Boxing Have in Common?
Ed Latimore is one of the most interesting guys I’ve ever met. His bio describes him as “an author, former professional American heavyweight boxer, competitive chess player, and the founder of Stoic Street-Smarts,” but that’s really only th...
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Writer, filmmaker, chess player.
(13-1-1) Former Heavyweight boxer | B.A. Physics | Amazon Best-Selling Strong-ish Chess Player | Keynote Speaker
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