Hi everyone, I'm Bogdan and I'm starting off a new blog and a new challange. I had a
blog here that I abandoned because I failed to reach my goals and I stopped playing poker for a while. You can find more stuff about me in my old blog if you are interested at all, so I'm not going to make this much longer.
After I stopped blogging I realised that I am weak and that my happiness relies way too much on results, in poker and in stuff that happens irl. I am capable of being very determined and putting my hardest work in for a short while, but if something bad happens I just go on a mental downswing and I stop caring much about anything, so I end up failing at poker.
Right now I am not very sure what my approach to this problem should be, I just know that I don't want to give up poker and that I wanna have an awesome life like other blog posters here have. I don't have an impressive back story like others, I don't have the mental discipline or the poker skills, but I do know what I want and I'll do my best from now on to get where I want, because I want it bad.
Right now there's only 75$ to my name on FT, but I'm planning to turn it into 1000$ by the end of the summer. Alongside my poker challange I will also have to study for the BAC final exam @high school, and try to get into a good university. Even though some of you say that going to uni is not the most +EV life decision, I'm trying to get into one of the best in the country and should my poker plans fail, I will have something good enough to fall back on.
I always liked this sort of goal lists for some reason so here it goes:

Get to NL5 (100$)

Get to NL10 (250$)

Get to NL25 (750$)

Get a few h of coaching when i hit NL25 or if I feel that I can't beat NL10

Get to the 1000$ milestone and start a $1k -> $10k challange

I'll be playing 9 tables of NL2 and then moving on higher I'll start off at 6, so I should get at least 1k hands/day. Also, I'll have a go at rush/zoom when I feel better about my game.
Missed some things maybe but I'll come back to them later. Thanks a lot for reading!