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Message: [QUOTE="BluffMeAllIn, post: 2221078, member: 55263"] Wow thanks for the link to that thread PO, much appreciated. I'll be honest not sure why I didn't try and search his name on the forum to see what I could find, granted this thread was initially more towards seeing what others on the forum find effects their game. I recieved his books yesterday actually, 1 and 2 and started reading a little of the 1st one last night essentially just the intro section. I sometimes find it hard to get into reading a book and studying because tbh I'd rather be playing. Obviously I know study is important to improve my game but playing is always more fun. Motivation is certainly important to continue playing your best, or even playing at all, just a thought but perhaps you have set goals which seem to far out of reach and therefore are effecting motivation because it seems you will never reach the goal? Perhaps you currently play with no goals and setting some goals and milestones to those goals that are reachable would kick some motivation back into your game? Just some thoughts, as I know you are well established playing poker from what I have come accross on the forum. We all know how important BRM is, we should never "throw it out the window" (I feel like you might be throwing out a trick question there lol) but even within BRM people can still take shots as long as the dicipline is there to not tilt if a shot doesn't go well. In cash games I know often someone could take a shot at the next level but implement a # of bi for the shot and then drop back if it doesn't go well. If I am correct in thinking so you are more of an mtt player, just thinking as don't see you within the cash threads, so I would figure perhaps a similar situation you could take some shots at large buyin games as long as it is not going to dramatically impact the bankroll. Perhaps studying a new form of the game and playing that will kick some motivation back into the saddle. I am very glad you dropped in the thread with some comments, and the link as I will be sure to read through all the comments in there and I plan to have his first book read by the end of the weekend hopefully and then of course It will be to study and apply. [/QUOTE]

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