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Message: [QUOTE="quick, post: 3820457, member: 133269"] I think so. I'm happy with where I'm at poker wise but am working actively to improve and grind more. One marker for my success is that the friend who taught me to play and who beat me in small home games for years has recently acknowledged over past few years I've surpassed him and can beat him regularly. Another marker for my current success standing is that my mental game in poker is definitely well ahead of many players along with being able to hero fold correctly more often. Much better discipline, much better understanding of odds/math, much better tilt control and much better patience. But a work in progress as always. My only regret in poker is that I didn't take it more seriously and with more focus/discipline when I was younger. In past 2 years or so I've had more poker success and improvement than in the prior 10 years or so of playing poker off and on lol. In past 2 years or so i've had some small but nice tourney scores , a relatively good but small start to live cash poker, and a vast improvement in my online cash game. Still always learning of course and right now I'd say I'm probably currently break even or slight winner (although last year I was having quite a profitable year for someone who was a losing player for years) which I'm fine with due to some swings, trying new formats (6 max vs full ring). But I'm confident that I'll continue to improve even further as I do have a goal of playing higher stakes , more regular live play, and eventually playing WSOP events occasionally. Got to have goals but instead of challenges I've put my head down and just have been grinding a lot more. [/QUOTE]

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