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 Originally Posted by jyms
I do know a few things about goal setting and managing your expectations. These are not goals you can set, these are results. It's admirable that you want these, but setting these as your goals fails to identify what you plan to do to achieve this. You need to figure out what it is that will allow you to make these targets and make those actions your goals. Does that make any sense?
Yah I agree with jyms, these are the 'end', but you need to establish the means to the end. The methods for getting there.
Your goal of being 'less scared to lose money' is definitely a good goal. Especially as you move up, you'll have to embrace variance more and more. So you can't be afraid of making mistakes.
You can learn from mistakes. If I'm faced with a 0 EV decision between calling or folding I probably always choose call. Calling I can see hands, I can get a better idea on ranges and how ppl play in certain spots. Certainly I've made a lot of 'calling' mistakes in my past, but that has also helped my hand reading today.
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