This is a nice short book of this Chess Grandmaster looking back and contemplating what chess has brought to his life. He doesn't talk about strategy and only a few times goes into particular game moves - one doesn't need to be a chess player to read this. Other than to know game basics.

It's refreshing to see what chess did for him and others, and what doors it opened.

Each chapter starts off with a couple inspirational quotes to set the chapter tone.