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thinking about giving poker a go full time for the next year?
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[QUOTE="Arjonius, post: 2178014, member: 5332"] I've never played pro or even wanted to, but I do have a little life coaching-type experience. Based on that, my suggestion is not to over-simplify a major decision by making it into a binary one where the only choices are to go pro or not. There are other reasonable options such as finishing your degree first, which has been mentioned. Assuming you're not in uni all year long, another is to try it for months you're off. And depending on your personal circumstances, you can probably come up with other possibilities including but not necessarily limited to various part-time plans. Once you have a range of options, then list and weight the pros and cons for each. Yes, all this takes a good deal of thought / work. But it's a serious decision. You should treat it accordingly. [/QUOTE]
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