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Latekick · 04-07-2016, 11:17 AM

Pook, you're right and your memory is correct! The reason i took the 6-7 month break from reading this site and trying to overload myself was in order to relax and just focus on me and instead of trying to gather so much more new information, i decided i wanted to use what i had learned and put it to use in order to be effective. Im thankful i got so frustrated with myself, if i wouldn't have, i may have never realized how to fix myself.

You are also correct in that it won't always be this easy. Trust me when i say i have learned this the hard way. I dont mean for the post to be read as me saying, "This is easy". I intend it to be read as hard work will pay off and that if you stay consistent, then days like these are EASIER to come by then if you are constantly frustrated or changing up your line selection every day or every race.
I have had periods where i have almost lost a whole bankroll, however, i made a deal with myself that no matter what the case was, whether a losing streak or a winning streak, i would continue to review and study myself just as intensely of i had won 8 in a row or lost 20 in a row. Nothing about this is easy, and i hope no one reads it that way. The key is to remain stoic, and dont let your failures determine how much you will succeed. Hope that clears some things up.

04-07-2016, 11:17 AM	#8
Latekick Grade 1 Join Date: Jun 2013 Posts: 389	Pook, you're right and your memory is correct! The reason i took the 6-7 month break from reading this site and trying to overload myself was in order to relax and just focus on me and instead of trying to gather so much more new information, i decided i wanted to use what i had learned and put it to use in order to be effective. Im thankful i got so frustrated with myself, if i wouldn't have, i may have never realized how to fix myself. You are also correct in that it won't always be this easy. Trust me when i say i have learned this the hard way. I dont mean for the post to be read as me saying, "This is easy". I intend it to be read as hard work will pay off and that if you stay consistent, then days like these are EASIER to come by then if you are constantly frustrated or changing up your line selection every day or every race. I have had periods where i have almost lost a whole bankroll, however, i made a deal with myself that no matter what the case was, whether a losing streak or a winning streak, i would continue to review and study myself just as intensely of i had won 8 in a row or lost 20 in a row. Nothing about this is easy, and i hope no one reads it that way. The key is to remain stoic, and dont let your failures determine how much you will succeed. Hope that clears some things up.