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[QUOTE="t1riel, post: 366256, member: 3913"]
I read an interesting article about how one person's style is different from antoehr player, but it's the perfect styles for them.  I'd like to paraphrase the important and main point.   
 
You derive your own style of play and if you play enough cards (and you have an idea what's going on), that style is going to be the right style for you. You shouyld let your own play evolve into something that works for you. One of the biggest mistakes a lot of players make is watching a style on TV read about a style in a book and immediately replicate it.
 
When you look at your own style objectively, you should fell comfortable with it.  I'd like to quote something from the article because I think it's a great point.
 
" So when you're looking objectively at your style, take a moment to reflect: are you playing this style because you're comfortable with it, or are you playing this style because someone else is comfortable with it? If you're honest, I think the adjustments you make as a result of this could lead to some of the best self-assessment that any poker player is capable of making."

For those of you who want to know who wrote this article, it's Alex Schwartz.  I agree with this but what do you think?
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