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[QUOTE="baby kahuna, post: 858693, member: 36368"]
Its not just about pacing yourself. It is to become aware of yourself in relation to the game. You say you are a "winner". You havent proven that yet. All you have done is basically "lose". Sorry to be so blunt but if you want to correct these problems you have to face them head on and be honest.
No winning poker player builds his BR 2000% and then loses it all. Thats a gambler. And a gambler is not in it for the money but the action itself. A gambler not only becomes a burden to himself but to those around him. A winning poker player builds and fortifies his gains. 
Learning how to win is a difficult proposition. This takes more than 2 years of playing poker. 
Pacing yourself is only part of it. It is understanding the math. Chris Ferguson says that you should bet only 2% of your BR in tournament fees. Some say you should have 200 BB. If you are betting $150 per event, you should have $7500 in your BR.
It is seeing as Sklansky says not just one hand or one session or one day. But poker is a long term affair. It is how you do at the end of the year. You have to read, study, observe the good players, ask questions, manage money, and commit yourself to the rigors of the game. Without this all your attempts will end in loss.
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