Prophylaxis ( Train to see the opponent's ideas faster than they do themselves)

DMS ( decision-making script) 1. Knowing the opponent's ideas but attacking anyway ( active ideas, an example sac weakness, and activate your pieces) 2. Knowing the opponent's ideas but allowing them and winning anyway ( setting a trap) 3. Simply preventing the opponent's ideas. 4. Can't stop? Overprotect; remove your pieces from attack. Priorities may change; for example, in the endgames, we are using overprotection way more. Can't do any of that? I don't see checkmate in 2! Tactics, tactics, tricks, traps. Keep going with full tactical awareness! Chess is a very tricky game. The situation may drastically change in just a few moves by itself...