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[QUOTE="BDI, post: 4569235, member: 339755"]
[b]a break and come back energized helps![/b]

I have had that same feeling before a few times; and have to remember that poker is a game but at the end of the day, it takes up a lot of time and can get discouraging if you have played for a while and been on the receiving end of a bad, dry run for a month or two or even longer.  You should know when it is time to give yourself a break and do other things in life.  Sometimes I would have to take a few weeks off or even a few months, and when I did and came back - the excitement for poker was there I was energized.  Try to always be growing and set short, practical goals.  My gut tells me you want to become a pro, and aren't just doing this for a hobby, so I suggest watching the replays of some million dollar tournament final tables, and maybe even studying some of the greatest poker pros on youtube, which energize you and whose styles and skills you can adopt and adapt to as well.  Poker will always be here, but remember also, your time is more-valuable than money.  In this life, we only get a set amount of time; don't waste any of it.  Try new things; grow in new areas; and be willing to advance forward boldly in new ways.  I understand because I've been there a few times myself.  I hope this helps.
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