I am a person who is trying to improve raw skill in the game as well as getting a title for a free diamond membership. I really like chess and want to use it to improve skills that I need to be an effective human being, such as creativity and problem-solving efficiency. I really got into being active on chess.com in the past few months.
CLUB: https://www.chess.com/club/the-grandmasters-guild-1 - This is the club I founded and I am trying to grow it to at least 100 members. If you can help me bring people in or have advice to make it better, I will trust you until you show me you don't care.
Gender: Male
Age: 15
Country: USA
Favorites
NBA - Warriors/Bucks
NFL - Ravens
Chess Players - Hikaru and Alireza
Song - Without Me by Eminem
Subject - Math
Rapper - Eminem
Folk Rock - Simon and Garfunkel
Soul - Cece Winans/Kirk Franklin
Chess Resource - OpeningTree
YouTuber - Gohar Khan/GothamChess/Heimler's History
2025 GOALS
1. Get 1400 profile views
2. Develop an opening repertoire with 8-9 opening lines.
4. Get past 2,500 in puzzles
5. Get to 1350 in Rapid chess
6. Get to 1500 in Rapid chess
7. Get to 1200 in Blitz chess
8. Get to 1400 in Blitz chess
9. Get to 1700 in Bullet chess (and actually start doing better in terms of winning on the board)
10. Raise puzzles rating to 2500
11. Raise puzzles rating to 2700
12 . Have 250+ followers on my profile (Priority 3)
10. Reach 2300+ in puzzles by 2025 🗸
13. Reach 1100 daily 🗸
14. Gain at least 500 reads on one blog
15. get past 2,300 in chess.com puzzles 🗸
I'm always up for a friendly challenge or sharing tips with fellow enthusiasts. If you're into improvement, deep analysis, or just some good chess banter, feel free to connect! You can also check out my blog for updates on my progress and thoughts on both chess and life beyond the board.
NOTE (posted on 1/20/25) - I'm on a bullet chess detox, so the challenges I'll accept should be rapid and blitz. My favorites are 10/0, 15/10, 5/0, 3/0, and 3/1. If your rating is over 200+ than mine, please send an unrated challenge.
Let’s grow together—both as chess players and individuals. Happy playing!