I’m going to start this article out by telling you a tale about two men. One was very successful; he made more money than most of his peers, held two separate licenses, graduated with honors […]
Tag: Poker
How I Blew My Chance at WSOP Glory, a PLO Circuit Ring and $14,000
This night, I had a special feeling. More than a chance, I thought to myself. A chance to win.
Hate What You Do Today So You Can Love What You Do Tomorrow
Shouldn’t we love what we do everyday? In theory, yes, of course. No one should lead an unhappy life.
Making the Correlation Between Poker Tells and Funeral Service Reading Abilities
When you are playing poker, you are reading other poker players. In funeral service, when meeting with families as the funeral director; you need to be able to read people.
It’s Been One Year Since I Released My First Book, So What?
If you’re wondering who I am and why you haven’t heard of me, that’s because I’m still a nobody. At least, a nobody to the published world…
What a Downswing in Poker Can Teach You About Life and How to Keep Moving Forward
Katy Perry was right, after all. You’re up then you’re down…
Practice Makes Perfect: The More Poker Tournaments of Life You Play, the Higher Your Success Rate
I recently launched the physical copy of my book, “The Game of Life and Poker: The Lessons I Learned On and Off the Felt.” It’s available on Amazon, or for a signed copy complete with […]
Goal Setting is the New Trend Setting: What I Want and How I Plan to Get There
In my last article, I wrote about how we shouldn’t be wasting our time on such trivial things, day in and day out.
May All Your Cards Be Live and Your Pots Be Monsters: A Tribute to Mike Sexton
Mike Sexton was someone to look up to, if ever there was in the poker world. I just cannot say enough good things about the man.
Noah Watry 