Great advice,

Hand 7: Most here would say raise pf. Having not done that bet the flop, 3 bet AI.
Agreed. What if nobody reraises me and the turn bricks. Check, Lead?

Hand 18: I bet $4 on the flop, pot is ~$12 on the turn, bet $10, easy call of the c/r
Any specific reason why you bet these amounts? I usually bet about 2/3 to 3/4 pot depending on number of villains and flop.

Hand 33: I'm calling him down because as you said "he may have a read on you" and folding the turn last time OOP with your AQs. I'm def. not raising though cuz you're usually only getting called by better hands.
Well, villain1 is a maniac postflop but they generally don't raise all that much preflop, so... I still don't know. I have trouble playing AQ with a raise in front of me really, reraising preflop isn't good I think because they don't raise much preflop, folding seems weak and if you call you don't know where you stand when you hit.

I agree with the rest, pretty standard I guess... which leads to :

Don't play scared or thinking that you're going to lose.
That about sums it up. I know most of this, I just can't bring myself to play accordingly at times.

Everest is incredibly fishy
Yeah, definitely, it's good for my bankroll, but bad for my play. I have only played there and I feel I haven't improved much althought I built my bankroll up to $1000 from nothing.