“In order to improve your game, you must study the endgame before everything else”
— Jose Raul Capablanca
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Simplified Meaning:
To get better at something, start by learning the important parts that come at the end. Imagine you're playing chess: the final moves, or the endgame, are crucial because even small mistakes here can lose the game. By focusing on these moves first, you understand what success looks like and can then plan your other moves better. In real life, think about training for a marathon. You need to know how to pace yourself for the last few miles so you don’t run out of energy. When you understand how to finish strong, you can train smarter and prepare your body for those tough last steps. In any challenge, focusing on the end helps you stay on track and achieve your goals more effectively.
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