Plateau in Chess

If you want to play I'm down. That is, if you don't mind that I've played like 10 chess games total in my life which probably means I suck real bad.

 

I guess you could read strategy and play longer games. Overall with anything you do the best way to break through plateaus is to mix things up and approach things from another angle. Also review your games after playing.

 

How many total games did you played? it looks like you don't make progress at all

 

That's probably your issue right there. One of my favourite chess teachers on YouTube, IM John Bartholomew says one of the first things you should start doing if you're serious about improving in chess is to start playing more standard games, instead of just blitz and rapid games.

There's only so much thinking that can be done under time pressure. That doesn't mean you shouldn't play blitz or rapid at all, but they're really not the place to improve your chess, that'll mostly come from standard games or across the board games. Play blitz or rapid as an addition to longer games, rather than as your main game mode, at least until you've reached higher ratings.

Also, be consistent. I too want to improve at chess but that's the biggest mistake I've personally made, consistency. I'll play solidly every day for a month or two, and then sort of forget about chess and do other things for months. When I come back, I have to relearn a lot. If getting better is a priority for you, don't make that mistake. Play every single day, even if it's just one game, or some tactics exercises.