🧠 Hack the brain with Newton's 1st law.

Have you ever been a friend? 🤯

The game was over for hours, but in the companion's head there was still that walking eye...

"Why don't we eat that one?"

"If you walk your horse over there, you win!"

The missed eye is projected repeatedly, circling like a groove.

This symptom in the industry is called 👉 Chess Hangover.

It's a state where our minds are still "stuck" in a game that's over, can't be moofed, which is typical of people who are patriotic and dedicated to the game.

But the interesting thing is...

It happens according to the Law of Inertia, or the Law of Inertia.

> "The moving object will try to move in the same direction at the same speed."

...So too, when it starts to "run around" in a miss, it keeps trying to "run around" if there is no outside force to stop it.

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And the reason why the idea of a companion is stuck with a mistake, that is.

Because the brain interprets it as a "failure," which is both painful and frightening.

But what if we relabel it?

Look at the missing eye, not the "stigma," but the precious Raw Data. 👇

🧮 miss because of indiscreet calculation information that more Tactics needs to be practiced

📈 miss because the opponent plan is invisible. Data that must develop Positional Understanding

⌛️ missed because there was little time left. Information that better time management must be done.

When a mistake becomes just "information," negative emotions disappear, leaving only "problems" to be solved next time.

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So knowing then that ideas have "inertia,"

We have to create a "force" to stop it.

The simplest and most powerful way is 👉 to turn from an idea in your head into an external object.

Can follow this:

✍️ - When you start thinking, open a book or app and write down your missed eye, don't analyze, just record which game - which walk.

✅ End - Write a short directorial piece, such as "Tomorrow Will Return Analysis" or "Keep It As A Lesson For The Next Day."

🕊️ release - once it's written down, it's equal to us "assigning" this burden to the book, and the brain feels that it's done and easier to release.

This is the generation of resistance. Stop the thought cycle.

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Finally, the best chess player...

> Not someone who never misses.

> But the one who is the best at collecting information from mistakes.

Every world champion has ever missed an unbelievable walk.

But what makes them different is not to be missed.

But the "coping process" changes...

Pain is information, information is a lesson, lesson is strength in the next game.

Always remember that ✨

Every mistake is one of the stairs that will take us to grow.

Don't let it drag us into the same place...

Climb it to the end! ♟️🔥