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[QUOTE="8Michael3, post: 1598067, member: 57973"]
I like Maclom Gladwell and I liked his ideas on this concept! For me, I found that after reading a few books on poker like the HoH series for MTTs I still had a problem. I realized that this problem was not about the game itself. It was more subtle. It was about courage, patience, calculated aggression, logic, awareness, and adapting to the players, the table dynamics, and the structure of the MTT. It was about abstract concepts that you pick up with experience. I would get super nervous around the final 3 tables and tighten up (bad)-then watch a  training video and loosen up (too much is bad as well). It was subtle-and I think to learn these parts of the game takes experience, stuff you dont read in books. Its something else. Its about who you are, how you think, and pushing those limits-trying to adapt so that you can win. And lets not forget the inevitable coinflip that you need to win as well, so you need to get a lil lucky as well-even hitting some 20%s and 30%s. 
 
Little green book is good. Read, Study, Think, Talk (strategy and hands with friends) and practice what you learn. That will make you better. I wish someone would tell me how pateint you need to be as well! Even when you learn and develop your skills in MTTs, sometimes its just losing the flips that holds you back! So keep at it!
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