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Message: [QUOTE="Marlongamer7, post: 3692797, member: 219362"] Many in this forum and far beyond it share with me a great dream that is to be a professional poker player But we know that the way there is not easy or fast, sometimes it is, but not all of us are fortunate that it had Chris Moneymaker is not it? Living from poker would be a dream for any of us méros mortals. Big events, luxury cars, fame and lots of money are part of a professional poker player's life We already know what we want What way to go? Should we invest a lot of money? Is it worth taking the risk of losing everything trying? That I cannot say, but what I can say is that to get there, we will have to invest and also insist on our careers, will not be easy but who said it would be easier? I live in Brazil and here people have a certain prejudice with poker "Poker is a game of Bad luck" "You can get addicted by playing this" they say. The worst part is that most of the time you don't even have the support of your family. This is our dream, but would it be our mothers ' dream to have a son poker player? Even though it's too risky in our mothers ' vision, it's a possible dream. One of the many things I've learned from poker is that sometimes we have to get out of our comfort zone. So get out of it, play more, risk more, study more and even lose more, but also earn more One day a great man started a speech with the phrase "I have a Dream" We have ours and we can accomplish it. But you ever wondered why you want this? Is it for fame and money? To prove you're the best? I answer for myself, we don't need to prove anything to anyone and the money is good, but the adrenaline of being competing in high level is that motivates me Having my work being recognized the money is just a consequence of all this. There'il be ups and downs of course but do not give up that dream that is mine, yours, our great dream not Give up of it [/QUOTE]

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