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[QUOTE="Theromeo2k, post: 2273423, member: 109266"]
Thank y'all for sharing your comments, experiences, and perspectives about the topic. I have read them all and have found them to be really useful. I took a couple of weeks off from Poker since I posted this thread. So, sorry for the late response.

Taking a break helped me ease my mind from the tough variance of the game but it really didn't improve my game directly. So I decided to take some coaching/advice from different Professional poker players. They all have different styles and ways of winning in poker, but I realized that their opinions/views meet at the end of the road... They don't fear or hate variance, they embrace it. This realization has changed the way I see poker and it has clarified the importance of making the right decisions on every street in order to come out as a winning player in the long run.

I used to focus on winning every session I played, but that's just not going happen.  As Mr Sandbag said in his first comment, downswings can't be avoided and it's important to stay mentally strong and move on. After all, poker is more about the long run results and, so is life. Life is one long session...

@Mr Sandbag I've read your old posts/threads as you referred to and I can totally relate to what you were experiencing and I'm now feeling better since I'm not the only one who has gone through those hardships. I also agree with you on your second comment when you mention the correlation between volume and positive results. I appreciate your help!
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