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What Have You Learned From Poker That You Can Apply In Your Daily Life?
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[QUOTE="BetterThanAvgButNotByMuch, post: 6260448, member: 480921"] You can do things almost perfect (like playing a hand) and things can still go horribly wrong for you. Learn to deal with it and move on. Try your best not to act disappointed or be a grouch. Look before you leap ie spend more time researching what you're getting yourself into and start off slowly. Don't go off what your image of something is, by what you think or believe something is or you might find out that your perception was wrong and you might get yourself way over your head or at the very least just end up wasting a LOT of time. No matter how good you think you are at something, there's usually someone better than you. So check your ego, humble yourself to folks that you perceive to know less than you and be open to ideas/insights that might improve yourself. [/QUOTE]
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