Any suggested studies?

As a beginner/intermediate chess player, does anybody have any studies they could suggest for me?

I would prefer studies with mate puzzles/puzzles/how to spot tactics and less of the studies that show how to play specific openings.

Thanks in advance!

Here is a very good one on helping intermediate players improve:

Tactical patterns in endgames:
lichess.org/study/79EfeQ8E
There are many more, here are just two I like.

@jdwhite42
I don't recommend LeninPerez's studies to you,here's why: lichess.org/forum/general-chess-discussion/dont-use-public-lichess-openings-studies-to-learn-openings#1

Suggestions :

✨📖 Learn To Think Like A GrandMaster by Developing Plans 📖✨: Introduction : lichess.org/study/rV5iwCfM by NM blitzbullet

🇬🇧🇬🇧 Learn The London System: A Repertoire for Beginners to Master 🇬🇧🇬🇧: Introduction on the London System :
by NM blitzbullet

If you want a study with some puzzles, here is a study I made : lichess.org/study/DjwCzhDt

I hope this helped you :)

Learn To Think Like A GrandMaster by a guy who isn't one...hm.

Everyone who became a GM had to first think like one.

It's weird you think it's the other way around.

Here's a good one me and PinKPaNda100 made: lichess.org/study/YoSq1clu. "25 Endgame Scenarios You Must Learn," is he title. It's mostly puzzles and some endgame scenarios against the computer.

puzzles rating by rating

@jdwhite42
It will help you greatly and I know you will Enjoy this, It enhances your creativity.