Long-awaited, the second volume of "The Process of Decision Making in Chess" acts as a natural yet independent sequel, teaching a very practical and applicable approach to decision making in chess. You will learn how to collect and process the required information about a chess position, translate it into goals and then into practical playable plans, all this in a very flowing approach. The book is especially designed to be read without using an external chessboard to play the moves, which means you can read it anywhere and on the go. Having read this book, you will never get stuck during a chess game with no plan in mind; you will acquire all the necessary tools to constructively find your way in every position, and to raise your game to a level of art.