Thanks for the good feedback guys... (sticky worthy?) I just noticed I have two Phase VII's, probably because by the time you're in this phase you probably cant count anymore anyway...

Just to clarify, here are some of the mistakes I was making:

-Overvaluing good hands when I finally catch one. Was on a bad run for so long, that when I finally caught something, I played it too strongly and ended up running into a bigger hand pretty often.

-OVER Confidence - You think you know everything, so you start slowplaying more to suck more money out of pots. You try to start bending and twisting the basic concepts that built your bankroll to begin with. (Loosening up, calling down, bluffing, etc.) You start messing around with other things, seeing how many tables you can run at a time.

-Lack of focus, goes hand-in-hand with over confidence. You feel like the game is almost "automatic" to you, and you can sit with a laptop and watch TV in between good hands. Or you just sit in at a table for a few minutes to see some cards, and hope to get lucky. If you're ever "hoping to get lucky", then you're playing for the wrong reason.

-No patience (stupidest of them all) I remember playing one morning before work, and I really had to leave. After seeing people take down $4-7 dollar pots by betting without seeing a showdown for a while, I decided it was my turn to take a pot just so I could leave in the green, and I was betting/raising no matter what. Dumbest decision ever, someone flopped a boat.

-No more fishing. Table selection is one of the most important factors in being profitable. But once you get to a certain level, you expect to sit down at any table and turn a profit. And a lot of the time you know a table isn't good, but you just want to get back your original buy in and get out.