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Not hiding your mistakes and failures is a crucial part of playing professional-level, winning poker. You are able to never overlook mistakes. You can never reserve losses. You can never hide from failure. You positively must acknowledge, embrace and proclaim your disasters.<br><br>Losing players "forget" losing sessions, "ignore" bad plays that cost them money, and "overlook" the tilty, emotional play that's the foundation of their failure. They don't acknowledge losses, errors and problems because they're scared people will know that they are bad players. Maybe their wife, maybe their friends, maybe other players will understand that this guy is full of baloney. But the main reason they ignore, hide and overlook is really because THEY don't want to face the realization they are the cause of their own failure.<br><br>Fundamentally, if they are losing players, then logically they need to Stop Playing. But they don't want to avoid playing. They would like to keep playing because they like to play. So instead of facing their inadequacy and getting better, they hide it and stay bad - or even become worse.<br><br>So your goal should always to be to downplay your successes - they are expected, after all - and to highlight your failures. Learn to focus on them without judgment or getting down on yourself. Learn to get very curious about them, such as a young boy with a fascinating bug. Poke it, flip it, pick it up and let it crawl in your fingers. Put simply, examine it and ask it some questions.<br><br>Questions to ask your little red failure bug (mine is red):<br><br>- Where did you originate from, little failure bug?<br><br>- Why did I invite you into my house?<br><br>- Are you part of my approved game, or did I change from what I consider to be optimal play?<br><br>- Are you truly a failure, or are you merely bad luck within an interesting form?<br><br>- Did I play you to make myself feel a lot better?<br><br>- What other forms has this bug/mistake taken in my game?<br><br>Try to find variations of the same mistake in order to find a pattern.<br><br>Find out how much this type of mistake has cost you in the past. Consider it; put a DOLLAR figure to it. Now, project into the future how much that mistake costs. If your goal is to play twice as often at twice the stakes for another decade, which mistake cost you $100 last month, then you can safely say that if you don't correct this mistake, it'll cost you you $48, 000!!!<br><br>Now that little failure is not such a small thing, is it? If this is the one mistake that keeps you from being fully a winning player, then it could cost you thousands and thousands of dollars over your poker career - a career that may never exist.<br><br>Now, make a new rule - or revise an existing rule - to eliminate this mistake and drill it into your game. Use the rule writing formula. Write your new rule 100 times, put it in your journal, tape it to your screen.<br><br>The point here's to never ignore mistakes. They truly are the Most Powerful tool you have for making money in poker. Make them known, talk about them with the others and let them out. When you keep these issues inside your self, they will fester and cause emotional constipation in your game.<br><br>You intend to keep you poker mentality fresh and ventilated. The only path to do that is always to keep it transparent. Any parts that you hide will rot from not enough oxygen and create dead areas in your poker psyche.<br><br>Remember any failure is a window whereby you can see future, greater success. If you open it, explore it, download domino qq (click through the following document) and go through it you'll find new, sunny vistas. If you close the curtain on it and try to ignore, it will turn into a cold draft that annoys you forever and steals life from your game.
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judi Online [https://Qqidnpoker.xyz/ https://Qqidnpoker.xyz/]. Not hiding your mistakes and failures is a vital part of playing professional-level, winning poker. You can never overlook mistakes. You are able to never put away losses. You are able to never hide from failure. You positively must acknowledge, embrace and proclaim your disasters.<br><br>Losing players "forget" losing sessions, "ignore" bad plays that cost them money, and "overlook" the tilty, emotional play this is the foundation of their failure. They don't acknowledge losses, errors and problems because they are scared people will realize that they are bad players. Maybe their wife, maybe their friends, maybe other players will recognize that this guy is full of baloney. But the main reason they ignore, hide and overlook is because THEY don't want to face the realization they are the cause of their particular failure.<br><br>Basically, if they are losing players, then logically they should Stop Playing. But they do not want to avoid playing. They would like to keep playing because they like to play. So rather than facing their [http://search.usa.gov/search?affiliate=usagov&query=inadequacy inadequacy] and getting better, they hide it and stay bad - or even become worse.<br><br>So your goal should always to be to downplay your successes - they are expected, after all - and to highlight your failures. Learn to give attention to them without judgment or getting down on your self. Learn to get very curious about them, like a young boy with an interesting bug. Poke it, flip it, pick it up and allow it to crawl on your fingers. In other words, examine it and ask it some questions.<br><br>Questions to ask your little red failure bug (mine is red):<br><br>- Where did you come from, little failure bug?<br><br>- Why did I invite you into my house?<br><br>- Are you part of my approved game, or did I differ from what I consider to be optimal play?<br><br>- Are you truly a failure, or are you simply bad luck within an interesting form?<br><br>- Did I play you to produce myself feel better?<br><br>- What other forms has this bug/mistake taken in my game?<br><br>Try to find variations of the same mistake and find a pattern.<br><br>Find out how much this type of mistake has run you in the past. Contemplate it; put a DOLLAR figure to it. Now, project into the future how much that mistake can cost you. If your goal is always to play twice more frequently at twice the stakes for another decade, which mistake run you $100 last month, you'll be able to safely say that if you don't correct this mistake, you will be charged you $48, 000!!!<br><br>Now that little failure is not such a small thing, is it? If this is the one mistake that keeps you from being truly a winning player, then it might cost you thousands and thousands of dollars over your poker career - a career which will never exist.<br><br>Now, make a new rule - or revise a preexisting rule - to eliminate this mistake and drill it into your game. Use the rule writing formula. Write your new rule 100 times, put it in your journal, tape it to your screen.<br><br>The point here's to never ignore mistakes. They truly are the Most Powerful tool you have for making money in poker. Make them known, talk about them with the others and let them out. When you retain these problems inside yourself, they will fester and cause emotional constipation in your game.<br><br>You intend to keep you poker mentality fresh and ventilated. The only way to do that is to keep it transparent. Any parts that you hide will rot from lack of oxygen and create dead areas in your poker psyche.<br><br>Remember any failure is a window through which you can see future, greater success. If you open it, explore it, and go through it you'll find new, sunny vistas. If you close the curtain on it and try to ignore, it will turn into a cold draft that annoys you forever and [http://www.ajaxtime.com/?s=steals%20life steals life] from your game.

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judi Online https://Qqidnpoker.xyz/. Not hiding your mistakes and failures is a vital part of playing professional-level, winning poker. You can never overlook mistakes. You are able to never put away losses. You are able to never hide from failure. You positively must acknowledge, embrace and proclaim your disasters.

Losing players "forget" losing sessions, "ignore" bad plays that cost them money, and "overlook" the tilty, emotional play this is the foundation of their failure. They don't acknowledge losses, errors and problems because they are scared people will realize that they are bad players. Maybe their wife, maybe their friends, maybe other players will recognize that this guy is full of baloney. But the main reason they ignore, hide and overlook is because THEY don't want to face the realization they are the cause of their particular failure.

Basically, if they are losing players, then logically they should Stop Playing. But they do not want to avoid playing. They would like to keep playing because they like to play. So rather than facing their inadequacy and getting better, they hide it and stay bad - or even become worse.

So your goal should always to be to downplay your successes - they are expected, after all - and to highlight your failures. Learn to give attention to them without judgment or getting down on your self. Learn to get very curious about them, like a young boy with an interesting bug. Poke it, flip it, pick it up and allow it to crawl on your fingers. In other words, examine it and ask it some questions.

Questions to ask your little red failure bug (mine is red):

- Where did you come from, little failure bug?

- Why did I invite you into my house?

- Are you part of my approved game, or did I differ from what I consider to be optimal play?

- Are you truly a failure, or are you simply bad luck within an interesting form?

- Did I play you to produce myself feel better?

- What other forms has this bug/mistake taken in my game?

Try to find variations of the same mistake and find a pattern.

Find out how much this type of mistake has run you in the past. Contemplate it; put a DOLLAR figure to it. Now, project into the future how much that mistake can cost you. If your goal is always to play twice more frequently at twice the stakes for another decade, which mistake run you $100 last month, you'll be able to safely say that if you don't correct this mistake, you will be charged you $48, 000!!!

Now that little failure is not such a small thing, is it? If this is the one mistake that keeps you from being truly a winning player, then it might cost you thousands and thousands of dollars over your poker career - a career which will never exist.

Now, make a new rule - or revise a preexisting rule - to eliminate this mistake and drill it into your game. Use the rule writing formula. Write your new rule 100 times, put it in your journal, tape it to your screen.

The point here's to never ignore mistakes. They truly are the Most Powerful tool you have for making money in poker. Make them known, talk about them with the others and let them out. When you retain these problems inside yourself, they will fester and cause emotional constipation in your game.

You intend to keep you poker mentality fresh and ventilated. The only way to do that is to keep it transparent. Any parts that you hide will rot from lack of oxygen and create dead areas in your poker psyche.

Remember any failure is a window through which you can see future, greater success. If you open it, explore it, and go through it you'll find new, sunny vistas. If you close the curtain on it and try to ignore, it will turn into a cold draft that annoys you forever and steals life from your game.

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