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A good move wins an exchange; a better one can win the game
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Starting from a chess maxim he attributes to Emanuel Lasker, Montemagno encourages looking for alternatives even when a solution works. He says analysing his own games often reveals better moves than those he chose. He applies this to work: the aim is not chronic dissatisfaction, but asking another question before settling for a merely adequate result.
Key points
- Reviewing games gives Marco a concrete example of alternatives missed on the first attempt.
- He distinguishes constant dissatisfaction from a reasoned search for a better solution.
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