10NL stats, how to improve my game?

Since posting PT stats here is supposed to help your game, here goes (btw, I am a winning player @ 10NL, but I'm looking to improve my game for when I move up to 25NL):

At 10NL so far this month (16k hands) (#s rounded):
VPIP****************17
PFR *****************6
W$WSF*************31
WtSD***************21
W$SD***************49
PF AF***************.52
Flop AF**************2.5
Turn AF*************2.6
River AF*************2.0
Total AF*************.9
Att. to Steal Blinds***13
Fold BB to Steal******85

I know I'm very passive pf. I limp a lot b/c I feel like most of my profit just comes from opponents making mistakes post-flop. I've read in other threads on FTR, that PFR should be at least half of the VPIP (judging by this, my PFR & PF AF pretty horrible). I'm guessing I should probably start raising more of the hands that I'm entering pots with, especially in late position (I don't really attempt to steal blinds much, but I'm guessing I should). Should I be generally raising all pps from all positions?

Can't wait to be ripped apart on my stats. :)

vpip/pfr ratio should be more like 3/2 than 2/1. I dont like playing this passive preflop, but at 10NL it´s probably not that bad when there´s few preflop raising and you dont have to fear being raised off your limped hands.

Its not necessary to raise all pps from any position. Raising 22-66 from EP becomes profitable/0ev when you have some pre- and flop-FE and need to balance your ranges. Against stations it´s absolutely fine to limp/call these.

You´re right saying opponents big mistakes are made postflop, but its easier to stack a donk in a raised pot. Another reason to play raise or fold is to make it easier to determine villians range. Of course many players have adbsurd wide ranges, but their calling range is still tighter than their limping range.

Your flopAF is pretty low, probably b/c you see few flops "in the drivers seat" and therefore cant cbet that much. When closing the gap between vpip and pfr make sure to lift your flop AF as well.

Att to steal is very low. When stealing blinds, its not all about collecting SB+BB immediately (which is fine of course), but u will be playing in position having initiative. Playing raised pots in position will make u $$$ over the long run. By concentrating on your Att to steal you will basically improve your understanding of the importance of position and its better to learn that against loose passive blinds who call too much than to practice button-abuse against players who defend their blinds and start to 3bet you.