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re:A natural careless personality - 2006/12/12 18:29
Other's may disagree:
You're just going to have to do tactical problems until your ears bleed.
I would also discourage you from playing blitz (in which blunders are 'okay'-- they're expected) and also I'd suggest that when you play computers, you do not allow yourself to not take back a move. If you blunder, resign. (This is because you're trying to train yourself to see them ahead of time, and allowing yourself takebacks is allowing yourself to get lazy-- the better you tain, the better you play).
Are there typical themes to the tactics you miss? Is there a pattern to it?
As you get better at solving tactical problems more quickly, this probably will become less severe, but other than that it's hard to know what to advise without knowing more about these problems.
(It's also worth asking if you've really come up with the right strategic plan, or if it just feels like it but you don't get to find out otherwise because of your tactical mistakes.).
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