Flakeandrun
Well-known member
The more I look for the positives or places I did well. The easier it is to learn from the mistakes I made. I used to be a very negative mindset, but what's the point in playing if you don't appreciate the effort you made to show up, or the times you played well? I was having this same conversation with the young house pro at my hall. He's insanely good, but cannot stop from bottling it in tournaments. He took money from huge stars of the game that visited during the recent big tourneys here, but gets to the last 32 of the city monthly tournament and falters almost every time.
Look for what you did well and take those things away with you. It's only a game, and you don't rely on it to put food on your table. So enjoy it. Embrace the absurd, and add whatever meaning to things that you need to extract the relevant value and joy.
Look for what you did well and take those things away with you. It's only a game, and you don't rely on it to put food on your table. So enjoy it. Embrace the absurd, and add whatever meaning to things that you need to extract the relevant value and joy.