How are your poker skills, do you know how to become a better poker player? Well this is a great place to start, if not the be all to end all.
So, I hear you ask, where do you start.
Let me answer that by telling you, you have already started. Imagine, taking action is always the first step to achieving what you want. You see by searching for information and websites like ours, it is just the beginning of your quest to becoming a better poker player. There are many aspects you may consider to improve you poker skills and you have already realized, a lot of those aspects you can also relate to your everyday life.
You already feel you can self-educate and read and learn just about anything online these days. You must ask yourself, can you actually implement what you learn and put suggested strategies into practice. Do you read poker strategy books like Harrington on Holdem or personal development books like Think and Grow Rich and actually follow through with what they suggest?
Human behavior suggests we often take in a lot of very valuable information (and some not so valuable), yet never act upon it.
How often do you hear yourself say, "I'll do it tomorrow" or "I don't have time right now"?
One of my favorite quotes (I think from Monty Python) is: Procrastination is like masturbation, at first it feels good, but in the end you're only screwing yourself.
I cannot stress how important it is to act now. Get off your royal backside, don't put it off... make it happen. Although the saying goes you can achieve whatever you put your mind to, you actually have to go out and do it to accomplish it.
If you feel you are guilty of unproductive mannerisms like procrastination you have come to the right place. You need help you with these sort of personal traits. We see the need to focus on the psychological side of poker and developing you as a person which will, in turn, improve your poker skills. So what do we suggest you work on:
• Personal Development
• Your mindset
• Goal setting (and achieving them)
• Neuro Linguistic Programming
• Discipline
• Self improvement
• Getting out of your comfort zone
• Awareness
• Auto-suggestive language
• Personal planning
So, do you feel you are ready to become a better poker player? You need to ask yourself, what are you going to do to achieve this?
Have you read books by the professionals like Gus Hansen and Daniel Negreanu? Have you invested in online products to improve your poker skills? What about subscribing to poker magazines like Bluff Magazine? These are just a few examples of material you can read to improve your poker game, but remember YOU MUST PUT WHAT YOU LEARN INTO PRACTICE.
Of course these are ways to improve your poker skills, but what about improving YOU? What about learning discipline, personal development, achieving goals and developing your mindset? Have you read books like Think and Grow Rich by Napoleon Hill or Awaken the Giant Within by Tony Robbins. Have you considered investing in products like The Success Trace, Mind Mapping for Success or Life Smart Coaching. Have you thought about attending seminars?
I make it an important part of my own personal development and education to attend as many seminars as possible. I know they can become quite costly, but I believe my mind is my greatest asset and I will continue to feed it, whatever the cost. Understandably, some of you may be reluctant to spend big dollars on products and seminars. And hey, I was too in the beginning, but it is time for you to now realize the Power is in Your Hands.
Now it is time to deal your own destiny.
Good luck on your river.
So, I hear you ask, where do you start.
Let me answer that by telling you, you have already started. Imagine, taking action is always the first step to achieving what you want. You see by searching for information and websites like ours, it is just the beginning of your quest to becoming a better poker player. There are many aspects you may consider to improve you poker skills and you have already realized, a lot of those aspects you can also relate to your everyday life.
You already feel you can self-educate and read and learn just about anything online these days. You must ask yourself, can you actually implement what you learn and put suggested strategies into practice. Do you read poker strategy books like Harrington on Holdem or personal development books like Think and Grow Rich and actually follow through with what they suggest?
Human behavior suggests we often take in a lot of very valuable information (and some not so valuable), yet never act upon it.
How often do you hear yourself say, "I'll do it tomorrow" or "I don't have time right now"?
One of my favorite quotes (I think from Monty Python) is: Procrastination is like masturbation, at first it feels good, but in the end you're only screwing yourself.
I cannot stress how important it is to act now. Get off your royal backside, don't put it off... make it happen. Although the saying goes you can achieve whatever you put your mind to, you actually have to go out and do it to accomplish it.
If you feel you are guilty of unproductive mannerisms like procrastination you have come to the right place. You need help you with these sort of personal traits. We see the need to focus on the psychological side of poker and developing you as a person which will, in turn, improve your poker skills. So what do we suggest you work on:
• Personal Development
• Your mindset
• Goal setting (and achieving them)
• Neuro Linguistic Programming
• Discipline
• Self improvement
• Getting out of your comfort zone
• Awareness
• Auto-suggestive language
• Personal planning
So, do you feel you are ready to become a better poker player? You need to ask yourself, what are you going to do to achieve this?
Have you read books by the professionals like Gus Hansen and Daniel Negreanu? Have you invested in online products to improve your poker skills? What about subscribing to poker magazines like Bluff Magazine? These are just a few examples of material you can read to improve your poker game, but remember YOU MUST PUT WHAT YOU LEARN INTO PRACTICE.
Of course these are ways to improve your poker skills, but what about improving YOU? What about learning discipline, personal development, achieving goals and developing your mindset? Have you read books like Think and Grow Rich by Napoleon Hill or Awaken the Giant Within by Tony Robbins. Have you considered investing in products like The Success Trace, Mind Mapping for Success or Life Smart Coaching. Have you thought about attending seminars?
I make it an important part of my own personal development and education to attend as many seminars as possible. I know they can become quite costly, but I believe my mind is my greatest asset and I will continue to feed it, whatever the cost. Understandably, some of you may be reluctant to spend big dollars on products and seminars. And hey, I was too in the beginning, but it is time for you to now realize the Power is in Your Hands.
Now it is time to deal your own destiny.
Good luck on your river.
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