Thread: Success in Poker: Are you willing to work for it???
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Old 08-28-09, 06:10 PM
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Ya that made me laugh. The rest of the post is true to be great at anything.

First year of poker I worked insanely hard at it (teetering on addiction), since then, aNot so much, but I'm not necessarily mad about that. I never want to be a person to "breathe, sleep, and eat" poker like he claims is necessary. Poker is not my life, far from it. It's a kick-ass way to make way more $ than I ever thought possible at my age, and the $ just serves the purpose of having a more enjoyable and financially easier life.
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