In questa nuova puntata di Changemakers of Uzbekistan, incontriamo Nodirbek Abdusattorov, un grande maestro di scacchi che bilancia un'impegnativa carriera agonistica con gli studi universitari e punta a nuovi traguardi.
00:00Quando ero il champion di WRAP in 2021 è stato un successo incredibile per me.
00:11C'era un'immense pressione, ma ho mantenuto il mio cuore e in fine ho avuto a ottenere il torno.
00:22Quando ero 4 anni, mio padre ha insegnato me le regole di chess.
00:28At that moment, it sparked l'initiale fascinazione con il game.
00:33Then, mia madre mi ha portato al Chess Circle.
00:37Quando ero 5 anni, avevo già won Chess Torment under 8 anni.
00:45So, at that moment, at that point, I realized that my life will be related to chess.
00:58I'm very grateful for my coaches, for my parents, for support.
01:11Because it would be impossible to reach that success without support.
01:16People tend to think that chess players are very smart because they play chess and they foresee the outcome.
01:26So, partly, it's very true.
01:30But, also, it helps in basic school subjects because it's very concrete.
01:39So, for example, if you take math and chess, it's basic calculations and problem solving.
01:46So, definitely, I see a relation with this chess and some other real life subjects.
01:55I'm a third class student of the Turin Polytechnic University in Tashkent.
02:03I study business management program and this university is among the best universities in Uzbekistan.
02:11They have all the necessary facilities and I chose this university because of the high quality education.
02:20And they even offer online classes so I can combine my chess career and studying.
02:28So, Dunderbek is a very important student for us so that all the other students would like to reach his level.
02:35Of course, it's not an easy task, you know it.
02:37And in the other way, the students always look at him as the person with whom they would like to be in the same level.
02:47And this is very also important for us as a university as well.
02:50So, that's why this is one of the main reasons we always try to support our students with their initiatives, with their ideas, with their projects.
02:59And we are very proud that we have such students in our university.
03:04I've set a goal to become a classical world champion.
03:09So, that drives me, you know, it gives motivation to work and to improve, to develop.
03:16It's very tough at times because I feel like very exhausted with chess because I spend so much time with it.
03:24At that time, I try to isolate myself and to kind of refresh my mind, to rest, to read books about the other, you know, best athletes.
03:39And that gives me motivation.
03:46You have to really work hard, you have to really give your best, learn from your mistakes.
03:56It truly takes immense effort to achieve bigger results.
04:02And you have to be really, you have to really like playing chess.
04:06And if you don't get the, I mean, satisfaction by playing, then I think it's, I think chess is not for you.
04:15When you are satisfied with your game, with your, with chess, it gives you, you know, additional boost, additional joy.
04:26Even if you don't achieve some results in chess, by playing chess, you achieve, you know, you gain basic skills like learning from your mistakes, critical thinking, as I mentioned.
04:44So it definitely helps in your life and school subjects.
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