This is not my first blog here, but I hope it will be the last - i.e a blog that I will continue to keep for many years to come.
My previous attempts have been dismal failures - I have, for the most part, been unable to keep even the modest goals as far as poker was concerned. Then I remembered that I used to play Rush MTT's at Full Tilt, before the full fury of every alphabet agency was released upon it. I actually did considerably well playing them back then, so figured why not try those few games that run on Stars.
I actually did my first tournaments yesterday. Cashed some $3 from a $1 one, and some $14 by coming 19th in a $2.20 one. Lost a $2.20 game today. This is the good part, however. Played a $8.80 in addition to the $2.20 game, and came third. 
I was actually THIS close in making the final table yesterday too, for a first place of over $400. Ah well. ♦
Surely my sample size is non-existent, but thus far the games have been very easy to play. This particular format is simply more than just poker, and few players know how to adjust.
Long time goals:
- Increase my current bankroll of €100to €∞ (withdrew most of my winnings)
- To prove that the human being and fish can coexist peacefully.
Short time goals:
- Try to play on as many days as I can, as many (Zoom MTT) tournaments as I can.
- Wake up at 08:00, or before.
- Tilt less.
- Re-re-read The Mental Game of Poker.
- Exercise at least 1 hour per day, all muscle groups. (Watch, or re-watch any good series at the same time) ♦
- Study (read, listen to) at least 30 minutes of psycology and philosophy.
- Write at least half a page of my book. <- This helps me to express myself better and is a nice output for any stress I might endure.
- Maintain a life. ♦
"Try to play on as many days as I can" sounds rather vague. Why not schedule playing days and non-playing days? If you schedule things, then when you stick with the schedule, that alone brings a feeling of accomplishement.
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