Less Rapid Chess Improvement?

Some of you might have noticed a change in the title of my blog and wonder why? Well, after doing some serious thinking, i have come to conclude that a strict training program does not fit into my life at this time. My life is too big of a mess right now, to follow a strict program and give any estimates about when i will finish anything. Now this does not mean i will quit being a knight and stop blogging, cause i like this knightly online brotherhood in search of chess improvement, and i do want to keep at it. What it means is what it says. The rapidness of my improvement efforts will become a little less. Not giving any estimates. Not making any promises. There will not be any changes to what i am working on, which is the Personal Chess Trainer. I intend to complete the Personal Chess Trainer program entirely (as recommended). As it is my intention to start with, and finish, some of the programs that i own. Thus starting with the Personal Chess Trainer. Before it was always about taking a look at stuff, work with it a little, and start looking at the next. Now, going about it that way doesn't get us nowhere, right? However, as some programs might be about different things, i find i must have a cornerstone upon which i can build this castle called "Chess Improvement", so the cornerstone will be "Tactics". Tactics (or solving problems) will be the main focusing point (or key) in my efforts to improve my game. So no matter what the program, or the book, or the magazine, or whatever, will be about... I will always come back to doing tactics, as it is also one of the main focusing points of our beloved sensei Michael de la Maza :)