17/05/16
Finding it very hard to motivate myself again. I have clear tangible goals of what I want to achieve in poker/life, but it's really hard to achieve these kind of targets considering I used to play so much higher and poker used to be so much less of a struggle (rather enjoyment/fun).
A few things I want to note:
1. The bot situation on Ipoker is sick- Don't really want to state an alias and hopefully they don't read this, but there is a defunct bot, I've found recently, who insta folds after 5 seconds for a good 3/4 minutes and folds off c60/70bb over the period. Not sure what is up, but stuff like this needs to get sorted.
2. Where to play - I was enjoying the 0.5/1 zoom on ipoker due to the accessibility and reliable decent RB from a source I like. However, I feel like zoom is a real mugs game and long term everyone seems to just be grinding RB, therefore I feel I may multi-site again, but still not sure.
3. Goals - This is stated above, but I feel like including some real tangible goals here:
(A) Savings/mortgage: I have a mortgage of c£200k on my property. My mortgage is fixed at just over 2% until June 2017 and then I can repay as much as I like. I currently have £160k scattered in savings. I want to be able to get this to £200k by next year and fully repay my mortgage. c£35k after interest needed
(B) Shares: I want to max out my ISA allowance on my share portfolio. Currently need an extra £10k.
(C) Work: Not sure what I want in this direction. I have a very good role in the corporate finance team of a top accountancy firm. But stability is not healthy, I always like to challenge myself. Need to decide what I want to do with my life by June 2017...
(D) Pension: I am trying to contribute c£20k a year into my pension, including a top up of £5k by my employer. will see if I can continue this...
It's my birthday tomorrow and these are my four goals. I know all monetary, which is sick, but I guess the rest of my life I am happy with.
Will try and update with more poker related, but tbh my poker life is dry as hell, I mean who the hell wants to hear about 0.5/1 zoom, with daily swings of £200
Rob