When you listen to phil ivey on the story of how he became successful you understand he really put it all on the line. He wanted to live the life more than most people.
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Originally posted by MatejM47
Originally posted by maythany
Originally posted by ursusmm
Average but hardworking always beats brilliant but lazy.+1
Thats what stupid ppl tell themselves to make themselves feel better
And very few ppl are ''average'', the fact is that 50% of them are simply bellow average.And yes i do agree that Average/hardworking will always beat brilliant and lazy, but in poker terms, it takes more then average/hardworking to become Ivey, Galfond or Tom Dawn, those guys are all both brilliant and hardworking. It simply takes both.
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Great posts
Originally posted by Alficor1
Originally posted by jbpatzer
Just read this.
Cliffs?
You need to do 10K hours of 'deliberate practice' to succeed at anything worthwhile, however talented you are. I calculate I'll be done in 15 years time. Woohoo!
http://forumserver.twoplustwo.com/101/coaching-advice/systematic-training-drills-nlhe-1107105/
Originally posted by jbpatzer
You need to do 10K hours of 'deliberate practice' to succeed at anything worthwhile, however talented you are. I calculate I'll be done in 15 years time. Woohoo!
http://forumserver.twoplustwo.com/101/coaching-advice/systematic-training-drills-nlhe-1107105/
After my session today and so far this year I might be right along side you 