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[QUOTE="SlowHabit, post: 1823144, member: 84446"]
Thanks for the love!

I'm much better at putting myself in a position to perform well. For example, the key to high-performance poker is to exercise and sleep well. I do that better than some of my opponents.

There are other things like better focus, better money management, and I know what to do to improve my game. I'm fortunate to be friends with world-class players so they help me here and there.

In the book, I let you know how you can work on your game to improve.

They're probably smarter than me. I don't consider myself a smart guy at all. I consider myself a person who works hard and have tons of determination.

For poker games, no one is in Ivey's class so it's unfair to put Sidel there. They're both great players and have been around for a long time.

If I have to guess one thing, they play massive amounts of high buy-in tourneys every year and thus, have a shot to make it big.

Ivey, though, is a beast and it's unfair to compare him to anyone else.

My most effective way to improve as a person is to read books about successful people. So I went and read everything there is to read about Buffett and copy what he did.

That was the theme of my book. I wanted to write a book where someone who isn't excelling in poker can read and copy what I did to become more successful. And after reading my book, you'll realize that it might not be as hard as people make it out to be.
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