Book about specific learning chess methods

Hello,

As there are book about the best learning strategics for exams, or for courses, methods to learn to drive, and so on, I ask if there are books not about strategic or tactics, but about the best methods to reinforce your chess learning. A book about the best strategics for plan your daily exercises, how and when to play otb, blitz, internet, what type of positions to study, the most adecuate players to learn from, etc.

I remember "How to choose your chess opening repertoire", but it is very that game phase specific.

Can you point books about this theme?

thanks.

http://www.amazon.com/Studying-Chess-Made-Andrew-Soltis/dp/1906388679/ref=sr_1_1?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1324602405&sr=1-1

I've heard good things about this book. Maybe this is what your looking for.

Very apreciated. I like your insides.

Basically, what you need to do is devote at least 75% of your study time to analyzing your own games.  The ideal is to do it with a much stronger player.  The rest of your study time can be used to study tactics, go over master games, and learn new openings and endgames.  Oh, and you also need to play enough OTB games if what you're trying to do is gain rating points.

That's more or less what you gotta do.