If anyone remembers making a mistake or blunder while working very hard on something, I have a few questions for you.
I. Did you stop working on the project?
II. Did you keep calm?
III. Did you learn from that mistake or blunder?
Now here is the story, if you stopped a project or didn’t keep calm because of a big blunder or error, it not necessary wrong or a problem. Many times it’s appropriate to kill or stop a project. Mistakes, blunder and errors have rightfully killed many projects or works. Also most of the time it’s very appropriate to say “shittttt” or “dammm” when you screw something up.
The best thing that can happen from a mistake or blunder is that you could learn something. Learning from a live mistake or blunder many times results in something better than what was initially planned or expected. Mistakes really are proof that you trying because if you wasn’t trying anything nothing would happen.
My chess game below is a perfect example of several mistakes/blunders that should have lost me the chess game. I was really trying to get a few fancy moves in on another strong player as a result I made several blunders. However I remain calm and didn’t quit, I kept trying to win. Just like the picture above say “Mistakes are just proof that you are trying something”. My mistake was that I expected to win without giving the game my full attention, I blunder a bishop away and then found myself two pieces down in the end game. Realizing my mistake I stayed calm and begin to play the game at full attention. It appears that the game would be lost, when my opponent went in for the kill. But I found fortune from my mistakes. Already down two plus pieces I sacrifice (gambit) a rook for a bishop for a great comeback win.
A chess game has charters, plots and a story just like a movie. So if you want to talk about a chess game always tell the story.
ANOTHER CHESS STORY! GAME#45
@rodrook