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[QUOTE="Evan Jarvis, post: 5378458, member: 374519"]
The winter season is indeed the best time for poker, and one of the old wsop pros called it 'the poker season'. It's cold out, dark out, not much to do, and poker gives us an excuse to be around people, in a warm and active (and exciting environment!) a perfect storm :)

I find in the summer time I'd rather be out enjoying the weather and keep my poker sessions short, or keep them to the evenings so I don't feel like I'm missing out on good sunlight.

As to mixing my job with poker since I now focus a ton on running my online training business and social media, I basically devote monday-thursday to working on my business, and then on the weekends I take a trip out to the casino to play live poker.

This also ensures that whatever studying I do during the week gets integrated and understood on the table, and makes putting in 30-60 minutes a day on study feel really worth it since I see the immediate payoff of it when I go play on the weekends.

FWIW, when I'm playing tho, I'm just playing. I don't do any session or hand review until the next week when I'm back into business mode so I can keep my work and play separate.

Hope this insight helps you some with your poker journey!!!! :eek:
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