Champion of the World Chess Olympiad in 2004, grandmaster Andriy Volokitin and Honored Coach of Ukraine Volodymyr Grabinsky prove that the greatest reserve in improving a chess player lies not so much in accumulating knowledge as in developing one's own thinking. Perfectly selected material, extremely fresh examples (all of them are taken from games played no earlier than 2000!) will bring a lot of pleasure and benefit to any qualified player or coach. Instead of repeating banal truths, the authors will surprise the reader with a scattering of original finds.