If you want to keep progressing, you have to develop the habit of identifying your weaknesses so that you can work through them.
This is equally true for life as it is for poker.
This is equally true for life as it is for poker.
The challenging part is that we often have blindspots (we don’t see our weaknesses) or our ego prevents us from acknowledging our lack of competence (we are too stubborn).
This is why it’s vitally important to have outside influences (friends, coaches etc) who can help us identify areas we are missing and encourage us to improve them.
Are you aware of your weakest links right now?
Do you have the right support system around you to help you see your blind spots?
These are important questions to be asking yourself.