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[QUOTE="dreamer13, post: 7061315, member: 487083"]
Here's a simple but true thought about the daily life of a professional poker player: being a poker player is a terrifying job. If you've ever wanted to become a poker pro because you didn't like your job, hated sitting at your desk (or machine) for hours, and thought that clicking away at a computer mouse would require far less effort, you're in for a sore disappointment. While poker isn't physically tiring, being a professional poker player is far more stressful than someone who has a "regular job."You need to create an area in your home that is dedicated exclusively to poker. This could be a desk with a computer in the corner of your living room (like mine), or even better, a separate “office” where you can completely dedicate yourself to the game. If you are currently playing poker with a laptop on your lap and one eye on the TV, you simply won’t be able to play your best – there are too many things to distract you. Having a dedicated “poker space” will allow you to start taking the game seriously and focus on your actions.
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