Life lessons from chess games.

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Good evening to all steemians.
Hopefully all of you are always successful.
In this post, I share about life.

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There is a saying that originated in China, saying that "Life is like a chess game, changing with each step".

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If we look at chess, it seems that this saying has many meanings.
Of the black and white colors symbolize good and bad.

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Black symbolizes darkness and is focused on the nature of evil, and lies.
While white symbolizes justice, is generous, loving, polite, clean, and commendable.

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There is a philosophy that can be taken from this chess game to be used as an example in everyday life.
Like a pawn that is only the front guard, it looks ordinary and does not mean always underestimated its role in the game.
But when pawns are able to pass obstacles until at the starting point in the opponent's playing field, pawns can become queens.
If we philosophize, it means
"May not underestimate people even if the person seems insignificant".
It's the same as human life, although it's small, but if you try and are strong to face the trials that exist to the end, surely it can be something big.

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Like us on this steemit platform, "don't ever underestimate a Minnow, who could one day become a whale".

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In chess games, lessons can also be taken where someday our position is stuck to step, a strategy is needed and an accurate decision to be able to neutralize and even turn things around.
Foresight to go through this difficult period and determine the next step in life, such as chess in a squad position.

Hopefully this lesson can be learned.
thanks.

by @kevirizal