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Mike_25
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I have pondered whether pursuing online poker as a career path could provide purpose and fulfillment. For years, I have enjoyed the thrill of the game, the pursuit of building a big stack, and the fantasy of going all-in at the final table of a major tournament. However, does that translate to finding meaning and passion as a profession? Perhaps for a short time, the thrill of competition and potential rewards could fuel the fire, but would the grind of it ultimately dim the spark?
Could the realities of inconsistent wins, long hours of staring at cards, and financial uncertainty outweigh the allure of the dream life as a professional poker player? There are no easy answers here. A sense of purpose comes from within, not from any particular job or career. Yet, I wonder if a poker career could sustain that inner drive in the long run or if the shine would fade fast. This remains a topic for endless debate in poker circles and in my own mind. How do you think one might find purpose through this career path?
Could the realities of inconsistent wins, long hours of staring at cards, and financial uncertainty outweigh the allure of the dream life as a professional poker player? There are no easy answers here. A sense of purpose comes from within, not from any particular job or career. Yet, I wonder if a poker career could sustain that inner drive in the long run or if the shine would fade fast. This remains a topic for endless debate in poker circles and in my own mind. How do you think one might find purpose through this career path?