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[QUOTE="LenilsonF7, post: 4901819, member: 287593"]
To answer this question, I want to explain what happens at Poker. We got two starting cards, and with them we have to play about 70 to 80% of the time with cards that are not so favorable.

This tells us and will require a factor of extreme importance not only in Poker, but in all situations of our daily lives.

We will have to put our patience into practice and have a lot of discipline to know which cards will be profitable or will be favorable, if not, we will have to discard them and wait and wait, we have: "patience and discipline."

Poker impatience is expensive, playing hands that should not be played can cost us chips and end our fun earlier than we expected, so playing poker turns out to be a very good patience exercise that will help us other areas of our life!

However, even if we do not have such good starting cards, that does not mean that you always have to be passive, there are moments in our lives like at Poker, that we have to take risks, to be aggressive even if we do not have something so good.

I personally play Poker because it is always a challenge that causes adrenaline, makes my brain come out of the comfort zone and seek solutions, decisions and show that even at that moment I win the pot, I could have done different or even extracted more advantages, more chips, ah, ah, ah...
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