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DaveEdwards · 11-02-2009, 06:13 PM

Hello All, (again from the UK!)

Charlie, do you prefer Charlie or Chas?

Bill, I feel like I am ready now with the Psychology of Winning. Funny, I've been reading it on and off for about a year and listening to the MP3 files, hearing everything, understanding everything, but not fully absorbing everything. I'm now starting to wonder if it was resistance on my part in one way or another.....

Finally, I've studied the document thoroughly. I have gone through and made summary notes that I have read and re-read. I believe I am there. I'm about to compile some track profiles and then carry out the 20 race self diagnosis test. One thing that I've decided to implement is the recording about how I feel about each bet, not just for 20 races, but forever. From this I'm going to put together information that will help me identify the finer points of what makes me tick or not over a protracted period of time. (These are dog tracks in the UK by the way, but I shall adapt the principles of Tom Brohamer as far as I can).

I'd just like to again say thanks for having this forum, without it I'd be carrying on as I used to.

Once I'm up and running I will move onto the Yellow Manual next.

My real name is Tony, which I'm now happy to share with you all. I had to use another name previously.........long story.

11-02-2009, 06:13 PM	#5
DaveEdwards Grade 1 Join Date: Nov 2008 Location: England Posts: 500	Hello All, (again from the UK!) Charlie, do you prefer Charlie or Chas? Bill, I feel like I am ready now with the Psychology of Winning. Funny, I've been reading it on and off for about a year and listening to the MP3 files, hearing everything, understanding everything, but not fully absorbing everything. I'm now starting to wonder if it was resistance on my part in one way or another..... Finally, I've studied the document thoroughly. I have gone through and made summary notes that I have read and re-read. I believe I am there. I'm about to compile some track profiles and then carry out the 20 race self diagnosis test. One thing that I've decided to implement is the recording about how I feel about each bet, not just for 20 races, but forever. From this I'm going to put together information that will help me identify the finer points of what makes me tick or not over a protracted period of time. (These are dog tracks in the UK by the way, but I shall adapt the principles of Tom Brohamer as far as I can). I'd just like to again say thanks for having this forum, without it I'd be carrying on as I used to. Once I'm up and running I will move onto the Yellow Manual next. My real name is Tony, which I'm now happy to share with you all. I had to use another name previously.........long story.