Any Go new year resolutions for 2020?

[negapesuo]

I'm going to be 5D on Fox by the end of 2020.

[zermelo]

I'll drink less beer than in 2019. It's go-related, because I mostly drink while playing go.

[Iceowl]

Play more, and study more tsuemego.

[jlt]

Here are last year's resolutions:

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One year ago I said

So my goal for 2019 is more modest: gain at least 1 stone.

This was a success, I gained about 2 stones in every rating system, so my goal for 2020 is again to improve by 1 stone or more. The theme will be: reading.

• Practicing problems: so far I have practiced a lot of life and death problems, but the improvement rate is becoming very slow, so I plan to spend more time on tesuji: currently working on "graded go problems for dan players vol. 2". Even though the title says "for dan players", it looks like mid-SDK players who have finished Davis' book can take profit from it.
• Playing games: reading may be difficult due to time pressure, but at least: do not play without reading several moves deep and without checking alternative moves; try to use almost all the byo-yomi period.
• Watching pro or high-dan games: try to read as deep as possible. It doesn't matter if the variations are correct or not, the point is to train "reading muscles". Accuracy will hopefully come later.

[kj01a]

1. Play more games.
2. Learn how to accept that I will make stupid mistakes and stop getting so mad at myself when I do.

Same as last year

[SoDesuNe]

1. Organise the local annual go tournament.
2. Organise a go-booth or something similiar at a Japan/manga/anime-related fair.
3. Don't drop below 3-kyu EGF.

[kyulearner]

-replay the 100 moves of 300 pro games
-solve a gross 2000+ tusmego problems (net 500 problems * 4 repeats)
-master 6 books
-acquire a better sense of weak stones/strong stones
-from 3k to 2k in KGS

[Uberdude]

To not play in the British championship unless I have improved to have a realistic prospect of doing better than recent years.

[jlt]

Uberdude: if I remember correctly, you said you were ill during match 2 and were out of practice. So maybe you don't need to improve in order to win but just to warm-up before, ideally with a tournament with similar time settings. If it's impractical to play a tournament, perhaps some people with similar level would be willing to play a few matches on the internet with the same time settings.