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 Originally Posted by Pascal
Hey Jared, this is from a friend who says your books are the most helpful he's read:
"One of the things that i struggle with is maintaining my "whole" game. What I mean by "whole" is the cadre of thought process' that are required while multitabing to play a solid /or at least my C+ game. I'm curious how you reccomend using mental stickies while playing? Is it mostly just repetition, practice?"
/or learning to spot the subtleties of tilt and mental game degradation?
I was multi-tabling 6m at the time, and was looking up the myriad of notes I had taken from TMGOP1, (thanx pascal )
I wanted to add a bit more to maybe clarify or expand upon my question. The game is challenging in that new or unexpected variables arise almost daily, the more I learn the more i realize how much I still have yet to learn, i'll call it the rabbit hole theory  .
This is the back-story of the question
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