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[QUOTE="Evan Jarvis, post: 6001165, member: 374519"]
Don't quit your day job, but plan your time in the evening so you can study, practice, and become a better player.

Try to see what skills that are required in your day job could benefit you on the poker tables (and vice versa), put in extra effort into developing those skills.

Seek to learn and to grow as a person. The more you know, the more possibilities you will have in life (be it at work, promotions, at poker, or alternative careers).

Treat the poker professionally, structured, scheduled, and intentionally. If you do this and you develop your character that way you will have the best chance at succeeding in poker, and also if you change your mind about poker you will still have developed into a hardworking professional who has all kinds of options.

Here's a strategy playlist to get your started --> [url]http://gripsed.com/win[/url]

And a video specifically on becoming a poker pro :)

[MEDIA=youtube]hKIQL_g4IsQ[/MEDIA]

And another fun one that's a little bit mind blowing :)

[MEDIA=youtube]AIEmLKObKMU[/MEDIA]
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