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One thing I think that plays a big part of success for a poker player is finding motivation.  It's hard to play well when you are just trying to make money, just to have more money and it won't change your lifestyle at all.  Instead, try to set goals where you have to earn a certain amount in a certain period of time and reward yourself with these things whether you could afford them regardless or not.  If you don't make it, don't allow yourself to get the things you wanted if they aren't truly necessary to have.  In conjunction with some goals I've made for October, I have a few things listed that I want to get or do if I have a big October:

1.  Good tickets for the Cavs home opener vs the Celtics at the end of the month.
2.  Book a nice vacation in December after my semesters over.  I'm thinking either England to see some English Premier League games, or California to see some places I might be interested in living at in the future.

Its been a while and I appologize for that.  I have more or less been out of the poker world the last 9 months, at least compared to the previous couple years.  The year has continued to be disapointing for me from a poker standpoint.  The only two months I really crushed like I did last year were June and July when I did not have other distractions like school and soccer which are taking up a ton of time.  As much as I wanna do well, it's just not possible to be a world class player while having other obligations that take up so much time.  After this semester is over, I am really going to get back into poker.  It's my last ever soccer season so when it ends I'll suddenly have a ton of time to really get back into the mode of dominating HUsngs.  For now though it's been a nice change of pace after working my ass off at the tables for 2.5 years.