not always the plays thought out or the sequence of the game itself go according to how we would have wanted it at the beginning or even before the game begins. Chess is a game in which
constantly changes. But it will all depend on the quick analysis you perform at certain times of the game.
Observation is a key tool for putting together a chess strategy. You should not only observe your opponent's pieces but yours, analyzing objectively and realistically. During observation avoid putting together plans and simply analyze the pros and cons of each piece, highlighting the possibilities and limitations of each piece. Many times we can discover options in favor that would usually go unnoticed.
After the observation, the formulation of his chess strategy. This plan should provide you with benefits, without pursuing false goals. It should be realistic and objective, as should observation weighing on what your opponent can do. Your Strategy should be flexible because as we said at the start your opponent will also do the same to prevent its execution. Finally, the chess strategy must seek excellence. We can even sacrifice a piece to generate enough distraction to attack, but without an immediate sequence of moves this move would be useless.
The chess strategy you can focus on short- and long-term actions by also seeking your opponent's plans to override them on time and as always begin with observation.