Hi everyone!
I'm 24 yo dude living in Poland, working full time and playing poker in his spare time as much as he can. Well.. I guess this is where I start from. I discovered poker about 4 years ago, even had some periods where I have taken in pretty seriously. Back in 2009 I managed to get on masive heater and regardless being a fish I was I managed to ship some MTTs in a very shord period of time. Those ships included ~900$ score on Titan, winning a satellite on FTP for ~500$, finishing 2nd in some turney on FTP for ~400$. Believe me, it was huge money for eastern Europe and for a student, which I was back then.
Luckily I had some humility and cashed out most of my winnings leaving myself 30 BI for 5$ tournaments, which I considered enough (lol). Needless to say, I lost my remaining moniez and forgot about poker for a while.
About a year later I decided to buy some poker books (harrington, kill everyone) and study. Deposited some money on FTP and started playing STT. After quitting my job on may 2011 I decided to give poker a serious try. I don't have to mention how bad timing it was as I lost my entire bankroll, that I build up to 1,2k$ on 6,5 STTs on some sunny June day. Luckily I had some savings so I just got through summer without any job which was really cool.
With the start of september I decided to try 2,5$ 180 man. I played them for a while in 2010 but playing 6 tables tiled I decided I can't print much money in them. During my serious play on FTP I learned how to handle 12 tables at one time and thought it was possible to get some serious volume with 30% ROI.
I started with 9 tables, quickly switched to 12 but still I couldn't get as much volume as I wished. After some time I decided to send job application to some random companies, just to see if I am good enough to get employed somewhere. I got invited for 2 interviews, and after about one month of recruitment prodceduress I got a job in a big outsourcing company (I guess I didn't mention I have a degree in computer science).
So from 15th october I've been working full time, having not much time for poker. In january this year I decided to try it hard. Increased my tables to 15, and I think this is enough untill I get another monitor. I get home at ~6PM, and 2 times a week I fire up 4-5h sessions. In other days I go out for running (I'm training orienteering). On sunday I put in the biggest session for about 6-7 hours. Trying to stick to this schedule will bring me around 800-1000 games per month and in this blog I will try to update you about my progress in stakes and skills 
I hope not tl;dr
My graph on 2,5$ 180 man so far:
Swing at ~2500 game was a small shot at 8$ (only 30 games), didn't feel comfortable with my roll so moved back to 2,5. I plan to hit 8$ with 300 BI and I hope I won't have to go down again.
I prefer not to give away my SN in public, maybe via PM if anyone is interested.
on FT I had AA vs JJ vs AK for 150k pot (7 handed)
JJ vs KK for 30k pot on SFT
99 vs AA for chiplead with 25 ppl left
I used to play some HTs in the past and noticed, they were quite soft actually. Might include them in my schedule when I don't have enough time for 180 session. Quite swingy but I have a solid bankroll for them so don't worry. 
For first two hours I struggled to build any decent stack as I got sucked or lost flips in almost every big spot. After this time my luck probably woke up thinking "Oh shit, sry dude i forgot it's playing time". This may I final tabled some tourneys and ended up with a decent profit. 
Sample still small but.. they are pretty tilting! Somehow I manage to resist and am able to play my game. Not easy though, as I'm running 20BI under EV (which is at -4% ROI) after 150 games.