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[QUOTE="bempassado, post: 5580408, member: 294617"]
I honestly still can't say for sure that this is totally true, it is clear that to get better at something the more hours you practice and study the better it gets. say who if you study a subject 1 hour a day for 5 years you become an expert. But in the case of poker I find it strange, there are days when I study for 30 min and I can absorb and practice what I studied correctly, other times I study for 2.3 hours and I cannot record even 10 min what i studied. I think that having a motivation or goal influences learning by 50%. that's why you see people who study poker years without having many solid results and others who in months studying already get the hang of the game, to me it seems that they "know" how to store the information and use it correctly but instinctively, so much that if you ask them howthey didn’t know how to answer because it’s someting with in tem. I don’t know. Those who discover this way of making better use of the mind are the most successful, not only in poker but on whatever They decide to work in life.
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