Why blunders are useful
A learning reflection on mistakes, improvement, and why bad moves are not always wasted moves.
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Chess
I explore chess through practice, reflection, and the lessons that come from both good moves and blunders.
Student · Chess Player · Author
Projects, writing, and better moves.
Hi, I’m Micah Choong. This is where I share my projects, writing, chess ideas, and learning reflections. I’m building this as a home for the things I’m working on, thinking about, and slowly improving.
Now
I’m working on 64 Blunders.
It’s my main project for publishing chess books and learning material.
Book project
How to Master Chess
A chess book I’m developing under 64 Blunders.
Reminder to self
Good moves are useful. Bad moves are also suspiciously educational.
About
A simple home for what I’m building and learning.
I use this website to collect my projects, writing, chess-related work, and learning reflections. Over time, I want it to become a useful portfolio of my creative and learning journey.
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Writing
I write learning reflections, project notes, and ideas that help me understand what I’m working on.
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Books
I’m working on chess book projects through 64 Blunders, starting with How to Master Chess.
Main Project
64 Blunders
64 Blunders is my main project. It is where I plan to publish chess books, learning materials, and updates about the book projects I’m working on.
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How to Master Chess
A 64 Blunders book project
In progress
My current book project is How to Master Chess.
I’m using 64 Blunders as the standalone home for my chess books and related learning materials. From time to time, I may also work with other contributors who provide materials or manuscripts for future books.
Visit 64 Blunders →Blog
Learning reflections and project notes.
My blog is where I’ll write about chess, projects, books, and what I’m learning along the way.
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Now / Currently
What I’m focused on now.
A lightweight snapshot of what I’m building, learning, and exploring.
Currently building
- I’m developing 64 Blunders as my main project website.
- I’m working on the chess book project: How to Master Chess.
- I’m setting up a blog for learning reflections and project updates.
Currently exploring
- How chess improvement happens one move at a time.
- How to explain ideas clearly through writing.
- How mistakes, notes, and practice can turn into useful learning material.