I am reading and trying to relax every night, but I just don’t fall in sleep before 1am. I also try to exercise before 6pm, so my body has time to relax.
I am playing about 1 hour of poker every day around 8 pm and I think that may be too stimulating. I got to find a new time slot for my poker sessions.
I also may have too low vitamin D. I live in Finland, so I am producing practically no vitamin D during winters. Gotta start taking daily D.
Jan 22, 02:53AM PST | 0 comments
I usually switch to another job after one or two years. I have been doing that now for 12 years. I always seem to become bored and restless after some time. So far I have blamed myself: I am a lazy procrastinator.
One book made think again. It presented a theory of “task types”: based on how immediate or long term a task is and how long beforehand you will know about it tasks can be divided into four types. It seems that everyone likes different types of tasks.
In all my jobs I have been doing long term planning and work that takes months to complete, but it seems that I would really prefer quick-fix problem solving that is completed in hours. The book says it’s common for quick-fix people to postpone work until the deadline is too near (which changes everything to quick-fix…). I do exactly that!
Now the big question is should I switch once again… this time the main thing would be better task type match. Any ideas?
(about the book: http://www.likeworkagain.com/)
Jan 19, 01:19AM PST | 0 comments
I can now consistently earn money on one table 1$ Sit-n-Go games :-)
I am also able to “stay alive” on micro-limit NL tables.
I am still too often assuming people are bluffing and pushing 2nd or 3rd best hands :-( It’s costing me money…
Jan 07, 11:08PM PST | 0 comments