Today I received a good news from a parent that his child finally got 1800. Because he had other things to do when he was taking Step 5, he had played very few tournaments, so his rating was always up and down. He started to have some free time during the summer vacation and played a few tournaments and suddenly began his meteoric rise. His rating has risen by 200 points in a row.
What I felt at this time was: we must persevere. The knowledge we learn and the exercises we do are all useful. As long as you persist, you will get results. What I fear the most is giving up completely, and all your previous efforts will be wasted. Everyone's time schedule at each stage is different and cannot be generalized. But as long as you have perseverance, the young seedlings will always sprout.
Two former students attended 1800 last weekend, which was really a long overdue.
Congratulations again to all students!
What I felt at this time was: we must persevere. The knowledge we learn and the exercises we do are all useful. As long as you persist, you will get results. What I fear the most is giving up completely, and all your previous efforts will be wasted. Everyone's time schedule at each stage is different and cannot be generalized. But as long as you have perseverance, the young seedlings will always sprout.
Two former students attended 1800 last weekend, which was really a long overdue.
Congratulations again to all students!
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