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Message: [QUOTE="Brave_n_Crazy, post: 1704754, member: 79032"] I agree with this. Poker, like anything, must be something you enjoy doing if you hope to have any success. I am currently playing a 10$ BR that I had on Pokerstars. Because I enjoy the game and want to improve, I'm more than willing to sit through three hours of a .25 90-man for the chance to make a dollar or two. Those minor wins add up, and eventually - if I choose - I should be able to move to higher stakes, having established a solid foundation from which to build. I made about 5$ in the last week. Not enough to pay the bills, but more than enough to keep me going. Let go of trying to be one of the "Miracle Boys" and be yourself. If you look at poker as a get-rich-quick scheme, you are doomed to failure 99.9% of the time. There's more to learn about this game than even the above average player can manage in years of work. [/QUOTE]