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Originally Posted by LTgrace
hey derek, you are doing good job so far. your commitment to what you are doing inspires me somehow to put more effort in my goals too. ( doing the same challenge as you, started at nl5 and now i'm at nl10 and probably seen you at the tables few days back).
gl with challenge and see you at the tables!
Hello man! Thank you for your kind words! I'm very happy to hearing that my challenge is inspiring for other people
Good luck to your goals too and probably we will meet again
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Originally Posted by Phter
gl derek!
Ty man!
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Originally Posted by GrimIsCool
Derek how do you feel chronicling your results in this thread affects your performance? Do you think about it while you play?
Hey mate. That's a good question. The truth is that the first time I decided to write my results in public view, I was a little nervous. The first time was at another forum with players from my country only. Sometimes it was hard for me to write my results when I had a very bad session or a big loosing streak. For example, sometimes I didn't post my bad results, in order to wait for good ones, and post them all together. But that was a big mistake because it can make you to hurry up to win and play really bad and affect your mental game also. But now it have became a habit, and I enjoy it very much. I like writing, in general, so why not to write for something I like? I feel that I'm tracking my results first for myself, and after for everyone else. So, I'm not thinking anymore what other people might say (of course I appreciate any comment and advice), and I'm not nervous of course. I can take only good things from other's comments. Even the bad comments could help me a lot. I like self criticism and I'm not searching for excuses when things goes wrong. This is a part of my character. At this time I enjoy writing for my results more than ever and I believe that helps a lot my mental part of the game. It's a lot player depended I think. It's not working for everyone.