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Originally Posted by Delphi
how old?
what do you see yourself doing in ten years?
ambitions in poker and in real life?
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I have no idea about what I will be doing in 10 years, I am pretty confident that I will no longer be playing poker except maybe recreationally in some super high stakes private game or something. When I started college my written goal was to be a millionaire and Chief Marketing Officer of a Fortune 500 by the age of 40. If things continue to go well, I should achieve that first goal significantly earlier

but I don't really see myself having the patience to try and "climb the corporate ladder" at this point.
Most likely I will start some sort of advertising consulting business where I can take on corporate clients in my spare time and make enough income to live on from investing (most likely in real estate). This is just conjecture though, I only know for a fact that I am playing poker for the next 6 months (last 5 months of lease in LA and WSOP in Vegas). After that, if poker isn't still a profitable and challenging venture (notice I don't say enjoyable, most days I can barely stand it haha) I would have no trouble walking away. There are plenty of ways to pay the bills... maybe not as easy as poker but there is alot more involved than just $$$ for me anyway.
Poker Ambitions for 2010:
- Make 500k+ just from playing poker
- Become a significant winner at 6m (not just in soft games)
- Become the best midstakes online full ring poker coach in the world (impossible to measure, but basically just continue to improve my coaching methodology and develop it into a sustainable business)
- Find some of the best up and coming low stakes players and through staking/coaching help them progress to the mid stakes and beyond