^^ Don't just take my word for it- you can search on the internet- or just ask some of the coaches.
You do make a valid point in that if you are a more skilled player (particularly deepstacked skill), you should try to "gamble it up" to increase your hourly winrate vs someone less skilled.
im not gonna argue with andrew siedman's point of view, considering hes a millionaire out of it.
Don't worry about it then.
It's not going to affect your play too much anyway.
Even if you end up playing a more aggressive style with a chip lead, and a more passive style when shortstack hu (or maybe vice versa- whatever you feel is the right adjustment), you won't really be doing too much wrong as long as your overall game is solid.
Just be sure to note that when you are 10bbs or less and using nash- please don't use diferent strategies when you are chip leader or the one behind- as that could cost you some equity.
