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Message: [QUOTE="NeverTooLate, post: 6777838, member: 475679"] Never too late... ... to make a career change? long time since my last opost, and not much has happened since, and at the same time a lot has happened in a way. It's almost hard to believe that it's been 2.5 years from my first post. I remember writing those posts with my phone sitting in Bellagio. Well I truly hope I can get back to some live poker next summer or at some point, but for now, poker will be secondary in my life because I started studying IT in college. I started 2 weeks ago, and the curriculum takes ~3.5 years to complete. My class has about 40 students, and because I am not studying in the university, our studies are more "hands on" with a lot of group projects and working together with the same class of 40 people. Here are my online cash results for the full database that I have in Pt4: [ATTACH type="full"]341880[/ATTACH] So, I am still doing fine winrate wise and probably could have a decent living with poker, especially if I would go all-in and move to mexice for example and grind MTT's where I have better self control with BRM. However, clock is ticking, I am 33 and somehow I feel like this game is draining my soul and my social life and other pieces are really not aligned the way I would want them to be. At the same time, when I sit in my classes at school I can't help but wonder how much I could earn, how my life would look like if I would actually be able to put in the effort to do all I can to succeed with poker. Like, spending 3.5 years to learn how to program, if I used that effort and focus to poker what would my results look like? chances are I would still be a broke degen, or I could be a wealthy happy man with friends and a life filled with fun and inspiring things. But it seems like a gamble. [/QUOTE]

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