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How do you become less results/money oriented?
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[QUOTE="MediaBLITZ, post: 1991773, member: 77190"] Well I am inherently unmotivated by money and more about winning - even if its free bar poker. The feeling of winning or losing is very close to the same for me whether it was free poker or a $125 tourney at the casino. BUT I HATE losing and am willing to bet that (for me) it is an issue on level with yours about money. I got much better by focusing on the usual - correct decisions and the math involved proving the correct decision. Using Poker Stove to confirm (or deny) my decisions and in the process become a better player (which I have worked at as being a bigger objective than winning). If becoming a better player is your focus and you can count the money as an investment into that you may be much better off. I hear the Jared Tendler material is something you might want to check out. [/QUOTE]
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