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On January 22 2013 12:43 Stroggoz wrote: meh, i've seen a graph of forhayley have a 150k losing stretch over 320k hands~, he is one of the most crushing 25/50 regs on stars. only being up 5k for a month is not a downswing. I don't know how soft the games are on the site you play, but if you play only like 20-30k hands a month you should expect to have 6month losing stretches at least, even if you have a pretty decent edge at the games.

i know he's considered one of the top players right now, but anybody losing over 300k hands is playing poorly. it happened to me before. no question in my mind i was not playing well. he should have moved down and game selected better long before he reached the 300k hand mark and still losing.

celebrate by buying me pizza online!
random act of kindness yay!

On January 22 2013 18:23 MARSHALL28 wrote: Show nested quote + On January 22 2013 12:43 Stroggoz wrote: meh, i've seen a graph of forhayley have a 150k losing stretch over 320k hands~, he is one of the most crushing 25/50 regs on stars. only being up 5k for a month is not a downswing. I don't know how soft the games are on the site you play, but if you play only like 20-30k hands a month you should expect to have 6month losing stretches at least, even if you have a pretty decent edge at the games. i know he's considered one of the top players right now, but anybody losing over 300k hands is playing poorly. it happened to me before. no question in my mind i was not playing well. he should have moved down and game selected better long before he reached the 300k hand mark and still losing.

I wonder if thats really true

On January 22 2013 18:05 MARSHALL28 wrote: Show nested quote + On January 22 2013 09:02 Mariuslol wrote:   On January 22 2013 07:40 thrust123 wrote: 56k should be enough for 5/6 years I thought it was a cute thinly veiled brag xD If I were you, I might spend time/money and research on food and supplement. How to make your brain work more fluently. That shit is exciting as hell. You obviously have the money and time to do so. But that stuff might not be your cup of tea. Another thing "I envy" people with a lot of money with, they can go to seminars, speeches of really bright people, and listen to what they have to say. That sounds pretty awesome too. Could also maybe, spend some time finding out what skills you aquire quite easily, then seek out activities that having those skills in as very good. Test them out, see if you find something you might get passionate about that you didn't know about. what do u mean find things that im passionate that i don't know about? how exactly would i do that?

I read the book "Find your Passion" by Ken Robinson, that guy who had some great speeches on TedTalk about education n stuff.
Guess you could find stuff by googling.

Another thing, I read our brains ain't wired very well to looking inwards, finding our own mistakes and strengths (something about nerve endings don't end in the brain or something like that lol). That means we're much better at finding faults and good traits in others. So could be cool to ask mates for help.

Also a lot of stuff we tend to get really good at is things we loved to do as kids, or various forms of it.
You could also just check for stuff that's "most awesome" to do, or most rewarding. Take up new hobbies, take courses, short ones. Just to dip your feet in it, just to test. Take a few different dance classes, just sign up, go alone (don't be a douche). And keep going through shit till you find things that makes you feel awesome n happy lol.

On January 22 2013 19:44 Arirang wrote: celebrate by buying me pizza online! random act of kindness yay!

There's a lot of study and research on what makes us most happy. And at the top of the list was doing things for others.

But I'm not sure getting Pizza for you is qualified lol. Think he's better of doing something kind for his closest relatives, family or friends lol