How do you progress?

Kathy Sierra, well known author of bestseller Head First books, says you just need to overcome your brains “Crap Filter”. That area of your brain that stops you moving forward.

How do you do it.?

Simple. Do exactly as Hilary Swank says Stop Thinking. Exploit what your mind thinks is important…….. Your Feelings.

Instead of following a path that is run by your head and what you think you ought to do. Go with your feelings. Do what you feel is right. Don’t let your mind hold you back. Awaken your feelings. The stronger your feelings towards a particular action more you overcome filter on your brain and now you have overcome your obstacle.

How do you know you have right feeling? How do you know you are on right path?

Simple.

When you are on correct path and doing what is right for you. You feel great. Everything appears to be in synch. You may be doing something for hours and it feels like minutes. Your face is all aglow. You are really enjoying yourself. In a nutshell you stop evaluating what you are doing and have started to do things you never thought were possible. You are performing naturally, everything is “right”.

Don’t just accept what we say. Try it. Imagine for a moment that you are Hilary Swank. You have been given this great opportunity. You have knowledge, you have done research. Everything that can be prepared has been prepared. Now let go of your learned thinking and let your natural talent emerge. Go on you've got nothing to lose.

You now know how to overcome your obstacle.

Good Luck.

Graham and Julie www.desktop-meditation.com

Position is of course other great unknown to new player. Again to create a more exciting spectacle for viewer, there is a disproportionate amount of heads up play shown on TV. The non-player absorbs this and takes two false impressions from it, one that you should see flop almost every hand, and secondly that a good heads up hand is a good hand in any circumstance.

So along come these rookies to internet tables, full of hope and expectation. They’ve watched Phil Hellmuth take a big heads up pot with pocket Queen Seven and thinks it is OK to call with it when he’s first in to play in a 10 player tournament.

This is very good news for you if you’ve played internet Texas Holdem poker for any length of time at all. All these novices entering arena on a daily basis eager to try out new found skills that they’ve learned from TV means rich pickings for you.

And it’s not going to stop anytime soon. TV poker coverage is getting bigger all time, and every time Texas Holdem is shown, another new “expert” is born!