Just Learning Life
03-04-2017
, 07:50 PM
Background:
Fahd from Morocco , i need to begin to introduce my self but we will know me from past post , i am 29 old having experience in Micro stake NL2-NL25 for past 2 year i play before but not been serious about poker recreational poker , i make a living from those micro because its cheap life in Morocco but we need extra money when we grow i am under staking now about past 3 month but i fail to move up limit and save money to enjoy life .
i create these thread only to track my self and have advice's from other players .
i will begin in nl10 because i am in downswing period and move up with 20 buy-in .
will force to update every days played .
challenge to 10k$ but no time target just been best poker player than my self .
Will play 8h a day in 6 table splitting 2 hours each session.
Starting with 292$+42$RB. i create these thread only to track my self and have advice's from other players .
i will begin in nl10 because i am in downswing period and move up with 20 buy-in .
will force to update every days played .
challenge to 10k$ but no time target just been best poker player than my self .
Will play 8h a day in 6 table splitting 2 hours each session.
03-07-2017
, 10:33 PM
Quote:
Music always helps make my sessions feel like less of a grind. On days where I don't feel like playing I'll put on some music I've never heard before and that stops me from getting bored. Also you can just play loads of shorter sessions. If you're really struggling to motivate yourself just play half hour, take an hour break and then play another half hour and just repeat. That way you're still playing a good few hours throughout the day but it doesn't feel like a grind.
As a last resort you can have the TV on whilst playing. I don't recommend this obviously because you won't be playing your best poker, but I used to watch films and play 4 or 5 hour sessions without even realising it. Also, reminding yourself why you're playing in the first place can sometimes help to motivate you.
As a last resort you can have the TV on whilst playing. I don't recommend this obviously because you won't be playing your best poker, but I used to watch films and play 4 or 5 hour sessions without even realising it. Also, reminding yourself why you're playing in the first place can sometimes help to motivate you.
03-08-2017
, 06:18 AM
You could also try to have set times that you play, that way you're less likely to procrastinate.