The Art of Thinking Clearly by Rolf Dobelli
Given that I have read books like The Subtle Art of Not Giving a Fuck, and The Art of War, it was no brainer for me when I decided…
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There is something about the Nigerian Moonlight Tales
I sometimes wonder if the children of this current generation will ever get to experience what it is like to sit down quietly and listen to a certain story that relates to the…
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NEOXIAN TALENT HUNT: I’M A MESS COVER
Helloooooo, amazing people. You’re welcome to my music video entry for the Neoxian city talent hunt. It’s been a really long time I last did a music video and of course, trying…
Abdusattrov wins The London Chess Classic
Previously, in one of my Hivechess lecture posts, I showcased an insightful game play by Abdusattrov, which was the case study for that lecture. I even went on to make a…
Book Review: The Power of Habit by Charles Duhigg
Hello everyone, Welcome to a new quote I recently grabbed from a book, and what it has to say through my understanding. The quote from this…
Hivechess Lecture - The Power of Coordinated Pieces
Hello everyone, As a chess player, if there is ever any simple advice I would give to any other chess player out there, most especially…
Book Review: Man’s Search for Meaning by Viktor E. Frankl
Welcome to a new quote I recently grabbed from a book, and what it has to say through my understanding. “When we are no longer able to…
Invincible Season 1 Review: A Surprise at the End
Hello everyone, Once in a while, it is nice to watch something new and different from the usual line of human action and drama. This is where cartoons and anime come in handy…
Hivechess Lecture: One Move is all it takes (London Chess Classics)
Hello everyone, Welcome to a new lecture from me, and this time, One Move is all it takes. You know the wording from that famous…
My Love for Books
My love for books is something that has always been there, even without me knowing or reminding myself how long it has been. A simple habit that started off in my childhood days…