need help with "focus"

[justadub]

In retrospect, I should have asked (told) the guy to either be quiet or move away from my table. I'm not one for confrontations, and I didn't think that would be a good way to get my head into things, but it turned out poorly anyway. Next time I'll be a bit more proactive.

It's yet another learning experience.

 

[ShootingArts]

serious suggestion

In retrospect, I should have asked (told) the guy to either be quiet or move away from my table. I'm not one for confrontations, and I didn't think that would be a good way to get my head into things, but it turned out poorly anyway. Next time I'll be a bit more proactive.

It's yet another learning experience.

A serious suggestion, if you think dealing with the guy might take you out of your game use a middleman(person). Ask the TD to quieten the guy down. Tournament Director meaning whomever is running the event. There isn't any reason that you should have to talk to him.

Hu

 

[justadub]

A serious suggestion, if you think dealing with the guy might take you out of your game use a middleman(person). Ask the TD to quieten the guy down. Tournament Director meaning whomever is running the event. There isn't any reason that you should have to talk to him.

Hu

Not a bad thought, but being as it was a smallish room, it would become pretty obvious who had asked the TD. In this particular instance, I probably should have just been direct. Oh well, hindsight and all that.

Still, it gives me more experiences for my mental databank to fall back on. It will be better for me in the future, perhaps in a tourney or situation that is more important than yesterday.

Thanks again.