Chess develops mental training such as reading chess books at very young age, memorizing and understanding chess openings, discovering the ability to focus, calculated risk, deep analysis, spatial aptitude, determination, strategy, planning, emotional intelligence and decision making when you play as a child. From then on, as you aged, you increase your horizon by curiosity such as studying IT, Data Science, Software Engineering, Robotics, Law or Physics.

You looked back, and realized… we owe it all by playing chess as it molded us to think what are the right moves or best moves in life…away from vices such as drugs, smoking, wild partying, chasing too much wasteful fun because chess is about life…not chess as a board game.