5 Intelligent Lessons from Viswanathan Anand

There are certain legends those who do not stir new fashion trends for men neither do they inspire latest hairstyles for men in India, unlike football or cricket players who do the both yet they are considered as the embodiment of intelligence, virtuoso and perseverance. Yes, Viswanathan Anand is one such god father of chess, whose brilliant moves can perhaps overshadow any sports enthusiast and not just chess. 

There are innumerable life lessons that you need to learn from this time-less maestro not only in the field of chess but virtually any arena from studies, career to your profession. The focus, perseverance and the simplicity is required in all fields, all profession and in every facet of life – go through these mesmerizing life lessons from none other than Viswanathan Anand, if mot on stars you will definitely land up somewhere on moon by following them.

#1 Listen to your innerself, rest will follow – In his own words he mentions in an article that “The one thing I learned is to be objective and make changes before they are absolutely necessary. If things are going your way for a long time then there are a lot of things that you have not spotted. Failure is often a good wake up call. It is like cold water in your face. The first thing is to see what you have done wrong.”

#2 Take Risks – he carefully and reemphasize that “I think the risks that you take and which are enjoyable are those where you are learning new things about the game and then you want to try it out.”

#3 Erase the Dark Spots off your Mind – He also had tough situations but he overcame all that. He has conveyed this many times “Blind spots may never go away. They remain with you since childhood. You just get better at covering or masking them over time. But if you are put under enough pressure, you will make the same mistakes.”

#4 Learn to Control Your Nerves – This might just be the secret formulae of his winning streak, as he says “There are people who say chess is an art, it is artistic and you must do this and that. But it is primarily a competition where you try to beat your opponent and if you do it with some dodgy moves, fine.”

#5 Enjoy Whatever You – The last but not the least possible the best advice you can get from the greatest player in chess is love whatever you are doing. Always keep improving as he confirms “The best advice, I can give you? Enjoy whatever you do and always learn to do it better!”

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