Tom Demers says, “You probably know more than you think. Not just about one thing – about all kinds of things.

I’m not a great poker player, but I was a “winning” poker player when I played at really low levels. I played a lot of poker, and while I didn’t lose money, I didn’t really make very much, either. I don’t play much poker anymore, and playing less was a good decision for me.

You wouldn’t want to learn poker from me, but I could write a really great post about how to know you should quit (or at least play less) poker based on how I made my decision, and why it was better that I did. I could interview people who are great at poker and try to understand why they chose to keep at it. I could point out similarities I found in those interviews.

When I said, “I’m not a great poker player,” you probably didn’t think, “I bet Tom could create a lot of great content about poker that would be valuable to a lot of people.” But, a blog about when to quit, when to power through, and how to know the difference would probably be pretty useful and interesting”.

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