Happy New Year & New Presents


Happy New Year!
Although we should be careful to not overeat sweeties, we may fill ourselves with as much positive emotions as possible! :)
I hope you have a great time with your family and friends. I wish you lots of health and enthusiasm in 2013! Everything else will just come naturally.
 
Have you created your “wish list” for 2013? If not, it’s a great time to let yourself set up/restore your dreams! And don’t forget: if your dreams don’t scare you, they aren’t big enough!
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Holiday Presents for You


Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to you!
There can never be too many greetings, so let me send you my best holiday wishes once again! May peace, joy, and happiness accompany you over the Holidays and your entire 2013 year!
Now we come to the sweetest part. Holidays seem to be a good time for giving PRESENTS, right? :) Thus, I’ll be sending you some nice things to ring in the New Year. Here we go!
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PRESENT #1
For those who want to give a new kick to his or her chess progress in 2013, I have prepared special training PACKAGES. Choose the package suitable for your situation, and it will become your guide towards great chess achievements in 2013.
You can get these training packages for a Holiday (discounted) price until December the 31st
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PRESENT #2
Recently, we received some messages from our long-term students. They can’t make use of “the package offer” because they have purchased nearly all of my courses already. I value this wonderful relationship we have here, and I certainly don’t want you to feel forgotten or left out.
Here’s the solution. Use a discount code HOLIDAY20 and you’ll get a 20% discount on any course of your choosing.
Note: you can find detailed instructions on how to use a discount code here: LINK
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PRESENT #3
Everybody should be happy these days! :) If you can’t afford a paid course now, you still should get a present, right? :) I’ve prepared something nice for you as well.
Do you read chess books or articles sometimes? I think it’s safe to assume that you do. Perhaps you also strive to highlight and remember the most important ideas and rules from those books.
I have some good news. I’ve already made this work for you.
I have a large chess library of both paper and digital chess books, and I’ve read most classical tutorials. As you have, I selected the most important rules and systematized them for myself. Later on, I added some extra rules from my playing and coaching practice.
I’ve never shared my “golden rules” with the public, but I’ll make a Holiday exception for you. :)
Let’s start from the beginning: chess openings. Download ALL main opening rules existing in chess theory – within 1 document!
You don’t need to spend years going through various chess books when you can get all of the core ideas within one document!
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Please keep in mind that all Holiday Offers will expire very soon on December 31st.


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Happy Holidays!


I wish you a wonderful Holiday Season! May it bring you lots of smiles, presents and positive emotions! :) And of course I’d like to wish you many pleasant victories: both in your chess battles and any other challenges you may have!
Also I’d like to thank everybody for participating in a recent survey! We received a lot of feedback and now are analyzing everything carefully. During the next 2013 year we’ll be working on answering your questions and realizing your proposals.
What are YOUR chess plans for the upcoming year? New Year is a very suitable time to sum up your past results, and arrange future plans.
If you develop a good training plan for 2013, it will favor your steady progress.
In order to simplify this task for you, I combined the courses into PACKAGES suitable for different level students. Choose your package, and it will become your training guide during the next 6-12 months. Make 2013 the best chess year you ever had!
Good news: during this holiday season, till December the 31st you can get any package on a special discounted price.

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How to be a LEADER


Before we begin the lesson, let me remind you about the survey. It will expire on Tuesday the 18thand you won’t be able to send me your questions anymore. If you haven’t taken part in the survey yet – please, do it NOW: LINK
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I have collected some interesting positions from the recent TOP tournaments. At the end of this lesson we’ll conclude with some important practical rules (how to take on the leadership). But first, let’s test your current skills. :)
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Stages Of Improvement


In this lesson, I’ll discuss and outline the typical stages of improvement that a chess player goes through. But, why do you have to read this? Simple. By knowing the stages of a chess players development, you can understand YOUR situation better – where you’re at in the hierarchy and what you need to do to realize your potentials more objectively.
This is especially important for those who train rather on their own – chess players who live in a small city; don’t have a chess coach or a lot of chess friends, etc.
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How to Eliminate Blunders? (PART-2)


We keep revealing the most effective anti-blunder techniques for you.
On the 21st November “Chess Mate” has published the 2ndpart of my lesson “How to Prevent Blunders”. If you are Indian, you may like to check out that paper magazine (by the way, it’s one of the oldest chess magazines in the world, and the biggest one in India).
For my non-Indian students, I’ve just recorded a video lesson about the same topic. Check it out,and become a blunder-free player!
You can find the 1st part of this lesson here: LINK
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