Check.

Thanks for the shootout bro, glad I was able to help you! I enjoy reading your blog a lot. Best of luck for next year, hopefully you run good and we can meet up at some random live event in the future

Congratulations!,for the goals that you have achieved, I would highly recommend that you get a job earlier, and take poker by the hand with your job at least until you have 2 years of experience or so, this is because the older you get the more difficult it will be to get a job and imagine if you have zero experience, just in case that poker can't provide the neccesary.

And locoo I want coach too

Two thumbs up

Definitely go for it. For me getting a job is the last resort. I hate the idea of working for some overlord.

Awesome man. Happy holidays.

true soldier! congratz

I think most on these boards would agree that you have a solid foundation going forward so well done.

That being said im curious if your goals with life and powerlifting do they involve remaining in Chile or not? I'd imagine the money gap, the difficulty gap, and life experience gap living/competing just in Chile/outside chile would be massive.

great blog, I know those feels of doom-yet-satisfied. like you've been punched down but survived and are recovering

You are a fking champ. Keep on rocking and have an even more awesome new year.

Solid goals. Always a good way to achieve something to put up goals like this. Sounds like a good time to focus on poker and powerlifting, and if the former doesn't work out, at least you have your backup education.

Beast.

On December 30 2013 21:16 hiems wrote: I think most on these boards would agree that you have a solid foundation going forward so well done. That being said im curious if your goals with life and powerlifting do they involve remaining in Chile or not? I'd imagine the money gap, the difficulty gap, and life experience gap living/competing just in Chile/outside chile would be massive.

meh, poker is a one man sport as it gets, you just need proper equipment, which I almost have here, and I don't ever plan to make money of it so there is no rush (would be nice, but not counting on it). Ofc at one point I want to travel/live abroad (why would you play poker for if not?) and compete with the best in USA/Russia, but I want to do that once I'm good enough to actually be the best

Keep on crushing man, your blog is very motivating .

I should probably start lifting again, pretty much stopped when i began playing poker