"Garry Kasparov is certainly one of the most striking in the contemporary world: he was the youngest world champion in chess history, and today is a great fighter for civil rights in Russia, which opposes increasing strength and personal risk to the policy of Vladimir Putin. With this book, Kasparov shows how chess is what has taught to live and achieve maximum success in every undertaking. According he, in fact, life 'imitates' chess in the sense that many situations are existence that can be seen as quite similar to a chess problem, in which strategic thinking, creativity and the tactics used to achieve the victory of showing by analogy, the way forward: in this way, the age-old 'game of kings' teaches us to consider forces in the field, to take account of the steps already taken, to imagine and to change the expectations of those around us in the face and, therefore, to formulate a plan to checkmate the problems. "
theme Kasparov's book is full of deep meaning for "chess life"
(Italian translation of the title) to me, however, the phrase "how life imitates chess" made me think of some particular everyday situations:
a visit to check everything, to relax and play any time of day
without need table
salt and pepper to taste put in a lot ...
... the king of cocks
and what do you think of these stools elegant design?
or these silicone molds for making cakes?
there is also the mirror!
Well, I bet that this beautiful garden with built-in chessboard
is the dream of many of us ...
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