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[QUOTE="Baoka, post: 6846862, member: 1022068"]
We have a lot of problems managing our personal finances. Especially in the Eastern environment, very few parents have talks with their children about money management. Then, the first time I went to work, I got stuck in the cycle of receiving salary and repaying debt. We grow up with extremely poor personal financial management. If we do not manage our own money and later start a business, we will face many difficulties in managing the company's finances.

So according to Tony Hsieh, poker will remind you to always prepare for the worst situations. Make sure you have enough funds for the game and the challenges you will face. Poker and life always include unexpected variables. Make sure you get the answers to the above questions before entering the game.
And a huge lesson that we often make but don't realize. Are you familiar with this saying: "The higher the profit, the greater the risk?" This saying is so common that people rush into risky forms of investment in the HOPE of high profits. leading to situations of total loss and debt. When playing poker, train yourself in the habit of looking for the least risky options. You need to think about the long term, not short-term goals. If you have the opportunity to play poker, pay attention to these things!

Lesson from Tony Hsieh: Do the expected positive value, not the riskiest thing. And hoping is not a good plan (especially when it comes to finances and strategy).
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