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tatehill2000 · Feb 14, 2014

Is it possible to train someone under you to become successful also?

My cousin just moved to town and he has asked me to show him the ropes.. I just think I would be throwing gas on a fire??

I'm asking for trouble don't u think? Harnessing the power of $$ and the ability to not let it ruin you emotionally

TopShelf11 · Feb 14, 2014

No. Everyone has to put their time in and experience the bumps and bruises for themselves.

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MikeB · Feb 14, 2014

If he wants to learn, then yes. If you tell him something and he does the opposite, then it would be lesson over as far as I'm concerned.

Illini · Feb 14, 2014

No, I don't think so. Besides the difficult learning curve, it all comes down to discipline. Nobody has it, it's a learned behavior that most will never learn. The human brain isn't built for speculation of any kind without retraining everything in it.

G.MONEY · Feb 14, 2014

Illini said:
No, I don't think so. Besides the difficult learning curve, it all comes down to discipline. Nobody has it, it's a learned behavior that most will never learn. The human brain isn't built for speculation of any kind without retraining everything in it.

Could not agree more with the above, you have to have a passion for this to be even a bit successful and I'm not sure todays kids do........

CHOPTALK · Feb 14, 2014

Illini said:
No, I don't think so. Besides the difficult learning curve, it all comes down to discipline. Nobody has it, it's a learned behavior that most will never learn. The human brain isn't built for speculation of any kind without retraining everything in it.

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tatehill2000 · Feb 14, 2014

Illini said:
No, I don't think so. Besides the difficult learning curve, it all comes down to discipline. Nobody has it, it's a learned behavior that most will never learn. The human brain isn't built for speculation of any kind without retraining everything in it.

See... This is exactly right... Some people its easier than for others... but your right illini.. it is gonna be a long fkng frustrating road for my cousin.. As he sees the END OF MY ROAD... lol.. not the 13 years it took me to get here..

Betallsports · Feb 14, 2014

Illini said:
No, I don't think so. Besides the difficult learning curve, it all comes down to discipline. Nobody has it, it's a learned behavior that most will never learn. The human brain isn't built for speculation of any kind without retraining everything in it.

100% agree

OccamsRazor · Feb 15, 2014

"Is it possible to train someone under you to become successful also?"

Yes. It depends on the teacher and obviously the person can't have a compulsive pathology.

I've mentored 2 buddies who understood the object was to make money, not to gamble. Also had 1 other with compulsion issues who I helped stop gambling (gave him the GA 800 number). He was way out control, couldn't teach him anything; nonstop gambler.

Willie99 · Feb 15, 2014

No, because after looking at everything I might look at in CBB, at the end of the day it often times comes down
to intuition or that gut feeling whether to make a play or stay away moo

Sometimes, something tells me to stay away

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