……在生活水平等其他关键事情上获得正向反馈。当你年轻时，在家庭或学校里获得轻松正向的反馈就足够了。我推荐读卡斯帕罗夫的那本书：《棋与人生》（How life imitates chess，名字起得一般），他在书里提到了不同棋手的性格和年龄。但我们不能忽视，年轻时大脑会发生巨大的变化。
…positive feedback in other critical things like life standard. When you are young it is enough to receive positive and easy feedback in your family or school. I recommend to read the Kasparov's book: how life imitates chess (not the best title) where he mention different chess player personalities and ages. But we can't forget that there are huge brain changes when you are young.
1) "how life imitates chess" Garry Kasparov 2) "how life imitates chess" Garry Kasparov 3) "how life imitates chess" Garry Kasparov Highly recommended, very good read and smart book. I would call it the modern version of The…
If you liked this article, you might like "How Life Imitates Chess" by Kasparov himself: http://www.amazon.com/How-Life-Imitates-Chess-ebook/dp/B0049... The name of the book is not the more imaginative title but the content of the book is very interesting. He separates…
…research about it, which I read before http://journal.frontiersin.org/article/10.3389/fpsyg.2014.00.... As you can see there's no simple yes or no. But another very good example is a book of Garry Kasparov "How life imitates chess", where he explains how it can be transparently connected with each other. In my opinion chess can be used as a model of real life and if someone wants to learn something useful from it, he can get it.
Kasparov had a nice line about this in "How life imitates chess". I'm paraphrasing but it was something along the lines of "there are lots of things that cannot be tought to you which you can nontheless teach yourself". I think that thinking processes is very much…
……在生活水平等其他关键事情上获得正向反馈。当你年轻时，在家庭或学校里获得轻松正向的反馈就足够了。我推荐读卡斯帕罗夫的那本书：《棋与人生》（How life imitates chess，名字起得一般），他在书里提到了不同棋手的性格和年龄。但我们不能忽视，年轻时大脑会发生巨大的变化。
…positive feedback in other critical things like life standard. When you are young it is enough to receive positive and easy feedback in your family or school. I recommend to read the Kasparov's book: how life imitates chess (not the best title) where he mention different chess player personalities and ages. But we can't forget that there are huge brain changes when you are young.
1) 《棋与人生》加里·卡斯帕罗夫 2) 《棋与人生》加里·卡斯帕罗夫 3) 《棋与人生》加里·卡斯帕罗夫 强烈推荐，非常好看而且很有智慧的一本书。我会把它称为现代版的《……
1) "how life imitates chess" Garry Kasparov 2) "how life imitates chess" Garry Kasparov 3) "how life imitates chess" Garry Kasparov Highly recommended, very good read and smart book. I would call it the modern version of The…
如果你喜欢这篇文章，可能会喜欢卡斯帕罗夫自己写的《棋与人生》：http://www.amazon.com/How-Life-Imitates-Chess-ebook/dp/B0049... 书名算不上多么有想象力，但内容非常引人入胜。他把……分开了
If you liked this article, you might like "How Life Imitates Chess" by Kasparov himself: http://www.amazon.com/How-Life-Imitates-Chess-ebook/dp/B0049... The name of the book is not the more imaginative title but the content of the book is very interesting. He separates…
……关于这方面的研究，我之前读过 http://journal.frontiersin.org/article/10.3389/fpsyg.2014.00.... 如你所见，这没有简单的非黑即白的答案。但另一个极佳的例子是加里·卡斯帕罗夫的书《棋与人生》，他在书中解释了这两者之间是如何清晰相通的。在我看来，国际象棋可以作为现实生活的模型，如果有人想从中领悟到有用的东西，完全能够做得到。
…research about it, which I read before http://journal.frontiersin.org/article/10.3389/fpsyg.2014.00.... As you can see there's no simple yes or no. But another very good example is a book of Garry Kasparov "How life imitates chess", where he explains how it can be transparently connected with each other. In my opinion chess can be used as a model of real life and if someone wants to learn something useful from it, he can get it.
《棋与人生》，加里·卡斯帕罗夫著。这本书向我解释了国际象棋与商业生活中的——子力（material）——时间（time）——以及质量（quality）的概念。
How Life Imitates Chess Book by Garry Kasparov This book explained me concepts of - material - time - and quality in chess and business life.
卡斯帕罗夫在《棋与人生》里有句话说得很好。我凭记忆意译一下，大概意思是“有很多东西别人教不会你，但你完全可以自学”。我觉得思维过程很大程度上……
Kasparov had a nice line about this in "How life imitates chess". I'm paraphrasing but it was something along the lines of "there are lots of things that cannot be tought to you which you can nontheless teach yourself". I think that thinking processes is very much…