Chess - A metaphor for ‘Life' | Pravin Thipsay | TEDxIIMShillong

A captivating talk in which Pravin Thipsay draws parallels in Chess and in the game of life. He talks about principles of warfare and corporate strategy where conflict is ubiquitous. He draws various examples from Chess - of legends and of legendary matches, from various other sports and from world history to bring the point that in order to unlock one's potential it is essential to bring in confluence the various conflicts life throws at us
An Indian Chess Grandmaster, Pravin Mahadeo Thipsay has won the Indian Chess Championship seven times and received many laurels for the same as well, including the esteemed Arjuna Award from the Government of India and the Dadoji Kondeo Award from the Government of Maharshtra. In the year 1997, he was also conferred the title of International Chess Grandmaster by the International Chess Federation. At his peak in 1981, Thipsay had an impressive ranking of 141 in the world.
Married to the International Woman Master Bhagyashree Sathe Thipsay, Pravin currently works as a chess trainer at his institute- Thipsay Chess Academy.
This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at ted.com/tedx

[@Electrifiedpawn]

What an explanation sir.

[@Graham6762]

You can also retreat to martial your troops in a particular order.

[@ramendranathsinha8715]

Great video

[@jadhavpolice7415]

thanks sir

[@DirtycoreDirtycore]

First one who liked this video !

[@kidpriyankabieber]

Very good 🙂

[@chessforfunonly1586]

Did this man ever play a game of chess?

[@SonuVerma-sg3kf]

Kash koi hindi me bolta is topic me ... Koi ni bolta hindi me

[@chessforfunonly1586]

My guess is chatGPT or some assistents wrote this script.

[@anilmm2943]

This beautiful game was made bad by these professional chess game and professional players.