Ok, I need to get a bit formal about this. I really want to get to the point where I can be making regular withdrawals, but I'm just not playing poker much. Finding too many other things to do.

I sat down last night and setup a time plan for my days. Gave myself two 1 hr sessions for Poker each work day that I'm home. I basically have 7.5 hrs work, 2 hours gym, 2 hours poker, and the rest is meals/relaxing. Problem is actually ordering them all optimally. I'm really not a morning person. I tried getting up at 6:30 and starting poker at 7 this morning, but it just didnt work. I'm too tired still. I hate going to the gym as soon as I wake up, but I have a feeling its the only way I'll fit it all propery. Heres what I had:

6:30 up and breckky
7:00 poker
8:00 gym
9:00 work
12:00 lunch
1:00 work
5:30 gym
6:30 dinner
7:30 poker
8:30 bed.

One thing is I dont like working out on a full stomach, so if I have breakfast before hand I need a break. Heres what I'm thinking it needs to be:

6:30 up and gym
7:30 brecky
8:00 work
11:00 poker
12:00 lunch
1:00 work
5:30 gym
6:30 dinner
7:30 poker
8:30 bed.

If I feel ok after gym and breakfast I might start doing my poker session from 8-9am instead.

Few notes, no I wont be going to the gym 2 hrs a day every day. Some I will (weights AM, cardio PM) but the times I dont those gym slots will be doing work at home instead (in the garden, household chores, etc). Also as you'll notice I like sleep. I really need a good 8 hrs a night, and when I'm working out a lot I need more. Cuts down on my available time.

Anyway, all that aside I tried to play this morning, all the tables had like 10 people on the wait lists (people are dumb), so I decided to break a rule (told you I'm not good when still sleepy) and played some HU. Lost $100 or so. Shitty session. Every time I bluffed he called, every time I value bet he folded. He only had a bet pot button apparantly, and was using it a lot, but the times I called he had the nuts. Eventually I got ai with K high flush v's A high flush for a second buyin and quit.