dz,

KT is still a crappy hand. Don't fall for it. Play 10,000 hands of 19 hand poker. Keep a journal. Make notes of how the hands went. Make notes about the hands you "wanted" to play and how they would have turned out. Make notes on players who impress you at the tables and how they play. Keep track of your game, your money, your emotions, your desires, you opponents, table statistics... Whatever comes to mind. That poker journal will be the foundation to creating a long-term winning game at whatever stakes you want to play.

But you need to start thinking of poker in 10,000 hand increments at this point. Beginners have very short vision. They think that the 1 hour session they just played means something. It doesn't. Start looking at poker 10,000 hands at a time. And keep a journal.

Good luck.