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Chess Olympiad gets underway in Chennai in a couple of weeks from now. This intellectual board game has lots to offer in terms of strategies which can be easily related to our daily life experiences. The board has 64 squares and 32 playing pieces occupy their respective positions at the start of the game. As the game proceeds, a minimum of 50% of the board space is always available for the pieces to get moved according to the players’ strategies. The availability of this minimum free space allows for countless playing strategies and makes it a fascinating sport.
Human mind and intellect is like a classic chessboard. There is a never ending tussle between positive and negative tendencies vying to take control of our personality. Our mental and intellectual efficiencies can be enhanced only if there is atleast 50% free space like in the game of chess. The biggest challenge for us is not lack of mental space. The question is how do we go about strategically countering the negative tendencies within, by using our positive approaches.
This blog can be used as a point to ponder for Gyaan Nugget # 36, given in Chapter 2. Revisit your strategies to spread positivity and weaken the negative tendencies. FRIDAY GYAAN is available in Amazon in both ebook and paperback versions – Visit Website http://www.authorshankar.com)