Am I ready for a NM title ?

I play well when time is not a problem. My current correspondence rating is 2438. Long OTB tournaments such as 45+30 should give me a similar amount of time to think and from what I read 2200 should be enough for a Natinal Master title. Does that seem feasible?

Do or do not. There‘s no try.

PS: there’s is a certain correlation between blitz and rapid rating and Elo. They both reflect better the otb competitive properties of online chess, so in my opinion there are the „harder currency“. If I subtract the obligatory lichess offset in your case I can tell you that half the way is done.

Or put it in another way: not few „internet“
players went otb only to find out that it‘s like Monty Python: „and now for something completely different“.

Good luck!

@Sarg0n thanks for your reply.

I agree that being good at speed chess is a great predictor for a good Fide rating, even because most OTB tournaments use blitz/rapid time controls.

Yet I have noticed the more time I have the better I play. For instance 20 years ago I excelled in 45+0, winning 3 of 4 OTB club tournaments (yet all opponents were below 2000), but I failed in 15+0 and 5+0 tournaments. Today I have less stamina but play stronger.

You go girl! Rating is just a number.

Girl ? Was this an offense ?

@Dopaminergic_Chess Don't take it as an offense :] I'm sure @Rrhyddhad meant no offense :]

its not that hard, any average person can become a national master with the devotion of some time and effort

@TheLordOfTheBoard are you kidding?

I guess your IQ is above 130 at least and you are super fast in calculation tasks such as multiplication. Am I wrong?

@Dopaminergic_Chess i'm just your average teenage chess enthusiast :D

I suppose calculation in chess can sharpen your brain to accomplish some tasks like multiplication quicker, but I can't say that's exactly my case