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Message: [QUOTE="zachvac, post: 934261, member: 26306"] Again no offense, but I'd like to quote letherass: I think this was from his well at 2+2. It's about choices. I've got x hours of the day filled with stuff I have to get done, and the rest I choose. I pick what I want to get done and then I do it. There's no secret to it, you just go and get it done. Now if you really do have stuff around the house that prevents you from playing poker a lot I apologize, as again I have no insight as to your home life and apart from classes/homework/baseball I don't have a ton of obligations. But if you have a hard time playing, just out of being lazy and not wanting to do it, it's because you're making a choice. You're the only one who gets to decide whether or not to do it, and if you don't you're the one making the choice. It's that simple. Either you want to do it or you don't. And if you don't that's fine, but then you deal with the consequences. Again sorry if it seems I'm trying to put you down, I'm really not and I admire your poker ability. But this is sort of my entire outlook on life. If you want something you've gotta work for it. If you really want something, you've gotta give it your all, 100% effort every day. You've said before your dream is to play poker full time. If you really want it you should be doing the best that you can to improve. So again, I don't know about your personal life and I don't want to assume anything, but if you look at yourself in the mirror and think that you are being lazy and could be working harder at poker, there's a pretty simple answer to it. All I can say is that if I had your poker ability, a dream of playing full time, and no job I would be doing whatever it took to put in hands and get better, and make some money. If you really want it, it's in your hands. If you're not giving your all it's obviously not that important to you. You're the only one who can make that choice. That's all I'm trying to say. [/QUOTE]

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