Checkmate | Erdenetulga Rentsen | TEDxBagaToiruu

While sharing his 18 years of experience in chess, Erdenetulga will share the biggest lesson he has learned so far - “every loss brings you closer to your next victory”.
Erdenetulga Rentsen is a 23-year-old undergraduate student majoring in Applied Math and Economics at Brown University, USA. He started playing chess at the age of 5. He is a 7-time Mongolian National Youth Chess Championship gold medalist and 2-time winner of the Ivy League Chess Championship. He interned at Morgan Stanley in 2014 and plans to work there when he graduates this spring.
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[@ZayaShuu]

really inspiring speech,,,, thank you for posting .......

[@lawbee2448]

This is a really great talk thanks for sharing!

[@rolandmousaa3110]

Check Mate! Yes! That's how we succeed... "checkmate! Thanks..

[@santjoa7630]

I have played a national championship at Blitz-Chess in the Netherlands with the VHS - Chess team ( Beverwijk, 1987 ) and my score had been 50% after not playing Chess at all for 10 years when I were 16 years. Because I don't care at all about such results ...... I had disliked playing Chess very much since I were 16 ! I prefer now cycling ( 45 km ) and walking ( 10 km ) long distances !

[@spyroninja]

IQ tests don't mean intelligence

[@Hughzaa9]

UWC AC represent!

[@JimJWalker]

Fischer had at least a 160 IQ. He tested at 187 as a child.