Beating poker in 2021 is hard. And today, with all the training sites, not to mention all the solvers and tools you need to be using, it’s difficult to keep up, let alone get ahead.

If you’re like most of my clients before they start working with me, then you probably find that each wave of momentum is followed by a crash of burnt out...

This cycle can be so frustrating that you might even question your decision to play poker as a career.

This happens due to a fundamental misunderstanding of what it takes to excel at poker in 2021.

You probably think that to move up in poker, you just need to work harder. More hours, more videos, more hands and more sims.

Hard work is important, don’t let anyone tell you it’s not, but after working with over 500 poker players from all over the world I can tell you with certainty that hard work is not the one thing that separates those who make it from those who don’t.

Lots of people work hard, not many people work SMART. To succeed in today’s games, you have to be able to work SMART and hard.

Most often, people are working hard on the wrong things, wasting their time on spots that don’t matter, and what they do learn, they can’t execute consistently when it counts.

They don’t even play the game they know how to play, and then they think the solution is just more hard work.

If you just keep going through the motions, putting in the reps when your heart isn’t in it, you set yourself up for burnout and depression.

To show up enthusiastic and engaged for your career takes a different level of intelligence that most players don’t find when the cards haven’t been in their favor recently. That's a problem because it is only in a relaxed mind where deep learning can take place.

If you don’t learn to change your mindset and emotions around the way you show up for poker, you run the risk of beating your head against a wall and not getting anywhere.

Some players even end up quitting poker because they've allowed themselves to hate a game they once loved.

It’s not your fault that poker makes you feel this way sometimes.

No one teaches us in school how to navigate our emotions, how to make them work for us and not against us.

In preparation for poker, school may have taught us math but not much else.

Our culture puts an emphasis on hard work and hustling, but it doesn’t remind us often enough about our intuition, big picture thinking, or how to take a small step back from what we’re doing so that we might gain some perspective and take a massive step forward.

When you’ve put in the hours for weeks, months or even years at a time and it feels like less and less is coming back, it’s normal to feel fed up, defeated, like you want to jump out of a window.

It’s normal to feel ashamed, embarrassed, like you don’t even want to talk to your friends and family about it.

Poker Mindset Ascension is not some $97 masterclass or $20/mo app.

Poker Mindset Ascension actually takes the time and care to show you step by step how to achieve the results you desire. You won’t find that in a training site and you certainly won’t get that by adding one more online course to your graveyard of one-day, someday, been-meaning-to-watch-it training videos.

Mastering your mindset is a commitment to yourself, and a small investment to pay dividends for the rest of your life.

Poker Mindset Ascension pays you back by helping you get to the level where your income lets you invest, diversify, and get off that variance rollercoaster.

It helps you to build a network that is literally priceless, so that you can have the knowledge and connections to ensure your success throughout your career.

The transformation you will go through frees you completely from isolation, loneliness and that outsider feeling you’ve dealt with throughout your life.

The person you become in this process will bring you so much joy, energy and confidence that you will have no problem studying, improving, playing and winning.

This process is EXACTLY what I teach my $36,000-a-year Mentorship clients, at a fraction of that investment for you.

When you weigh that against the investment and what it will do for you and your future, it’s an easy choice.