big day

looks like you are overthinking this, try to set volume goals instead of monetary ones and try to find the reasons why you arent motivated to play more.

poker isn't a job to me. it's more like a hobby.

if i don't feel like playing, i don't play.

i'll never set any kind of volume goal. the day i do is the day i become miserable.

also, knowing i just made enough money to almost live for three quarters of the year, it takes a lot of pressure off of me allowing me the freedom to not have to grind too hard.

have dinner in different awesome fine dining restaurants for an extended period of time

do something that makes you a better person, don't buy stupid stuff, maybe try a trip somewhere, try to be wiser and have shit balanced.
I should probably get coaching so that I somehow get good at poker and play less of it and do all of the above instead.

cocaine and quality hookers
jk

please post graphs and hands when you wake nice session

56k should be enough for 5/6 years

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.

congrats, keep it up

show dat graph some time man , do u use software ?

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.

WE NEED A DUEL VS WOBBLY

On January 22 2013 12:50 MiPwnYa wrote: WE NEED A DUEL VS WOBBLY

that ship has long sailed

wobbles pussied out or?

Wobbly still going for SNE 2012

gj sir

Take a cruise ship vacation. Unlimited food and relaxation.

Time for some Pol Roger! Buy a bunch so you have some ready for a 100k$ month, some ready to heal the pagne, or just some on hand if you happen to be thirsty at the time.

On January 22 2013 09:02 Mariuslol wrote: Show nested quote + 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?