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Message: [QUOTE="AllinIgor, post: 2344641, member: 112274"] [b]Hard work or natural talent part 2[/b] I come here to open this discussion very well posted by our friend Ubercroz again. What it really takes to become a successful poker player? We all want to be proud of who we are and what we have done. Want the satisfaction of knowing that we take the maximum of our potential. In summary, we all want to be successful in our own eyes and in the eyes of others. do not have that answer, so this post will be to share the same I think with you and maybe we arrive at an answer. In the case of natural talent, we can include physical sports, "Athletics for example." There are athletes physically born with a compatible body structure coming near perfection to racing 100/200 or 400 meters. This is the natural talent that the individual may have. No use the effort of a person that has no physical fitness endeavor or study something, it does not come to success. But when it comes specifically to mind sports poker pictured here, I change my opinion. Specifically in poker, what we can do is watch, especially the different players. We reached a point in poker that the difference between an average player and a player of high level decreased enough and small details make a big difference. I think confidence, perseverance, tranquility, balance, positive attitude are some of the talent that these players possess that make them different from others. Something I can conclude is that a physical talent can really be unique and impossible to be equal, but a mental talent still seems possible to be trained. It may be too much work and sometimes requires drastic changes, especially on ideas. Sometimes we get so immersed in our certainties that seems unimaginable open mind to other ways of seeing. What seems to me to be equal to all the winners, not only in poker but in life, is the ability to open our minds to new directions. [/QUOTE]

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