Follow ChatGPT's advice: https://chatgpt.com/share/674874fc-8600-8013-8193-ea262dc9c4aa

Weekly meetings with a coach who is an IM or above

30 minutes daily coaching by manifold user Mongo

Study Chess Master vs Chess Amateur by Max Euwe

Each day play two rapids, and review the game using the chess.com analysis tool, use the remaining time to do puzzles

Simple training plan utilizing chess.com tools: https://manifold.markets/timetraveler/how-to-get-really-good-at-chess-in#tz30s5c1bdc

Just do puzzles and long games (as long as reasonable, i.e. not bullet/5min. Review afterward)

Each option should refer to an approach (ideally through a title with a link to a comment). The option's probability is then the probability that if the approach is followed by a total beginner, then after a month the person has rating >1000 on 

The current best approach (the one with the highest probability) will every day be rewarded 100 Mana at random time.

Only reasonable approaches will be considered that don't have other negative effects. For instance: "Use cocaine as a form of positive reinforcement." or "Purchase Magnus Carlsen." is an invalid approach, even though it might have a high probability of success.

Following the approach shouldn't cost more than $20.

This is an experiment on figuring out optimal approaches to problems.

https://medium.com/@patrik.cihal1234/approdict-finding-optimal-approaches-to-problems-e06491785134