How Life Imitates Chess

Making the Right Moves, from the Board to the Boardroom

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How Life Imitates Chess

Auteur(s): Garry Kasparov

Narrateur(s): Garry Kasparov, Adam Grupper

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How Life Imitates Chess is a primer on how to think, make decisions, prepare strategies, and anticipate the future. Kasparov has distilled the lessons he learned over a lifetime as a chess grandmaster to cover the practical side - tactics, strategy, preparation, as well as the subtler, more human arts of using memory, intuition, and imagination. It's a remarkably honest audiobook in which Kasparov, one of the world's most celebrated and successful competitors, details both his blunders and his victories, always with the intent to enable readers to absorb his lessons and do better for themselves.©2007, 2008 Garry Kasparov (P)2007 Audio Renaissance, a division of Holtzbrinck Publishers LLC

Développement commercial et entrepreneuriat

Gestion et leadership

Prévision et planification stratégique

Entreprise

Jeu d’échecs

Gestion

Ce que les critiques en disent

"A business manual by the champion-turned-activist [is] a no-brainer. The book is serious, readable, and offer[s] real insight...engaging...Kasparov fans will find much to enjoy." ( Publishers Weekly)
"It's clear from this enjoyable offering that the champion's gifts are not confined to the chessboard and those same qualities are now to be employed at making the planet a more livable place." ( Chess Life)

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This book illustrate the subjective view of the world by Kasparov. It puts back into questions aspect of your mental state, and bring to question why you are doing things and how you are doing things.

I don't think I really learned anything specific, but it is interesting to see psychological profile of Kasparov. It's really about telling yourself that it's not about yourself, but about the situation, and to keep a clear sight of what's happening.

I liked the vulgarization he makes of the psychology by using chess references.

The only bad tought I had about this book is that it might miss a little structure. It feels a bit disorganized at moment.