bruno13xs said:
a mistake that many people make like me is wanting to "play too many hands" even with hands considered weak, you pay to see if you hit something and you chip.
The worst mistake of any player is to be proud. Not to recognize its own mistakes and flaws, to think we are better than others, to act as we have nothing else to learn, not to consider the opinions of our peers, engage in selfish discussion to prove ourselves, not to accept mistakes, whatsoever that put us in a high position that instead of help us to improve, mitigates our capacity as simple humans beings and students.
A solid mindset is a thing that requires years of discipline and training. So we can stand in the position of the one who learns more than teach.
When we start to break the veil of our “self” i.e., “ego” we begin to grow up not only in poker, but in our life.