The end of 2012 has come and I would consider it a real success. I've learnt a lot about how to cope with variance after the first couple of months of bad luck and since November as well whilst retaining a solid income and a good hourly rate. Running bad, whilst it can be relentless, is not personal it's just part of the game despite what some people may claim. Future decisions should not be influenced by previous misfortune. As one's understanding of this grows a more level-headed approach to this form of 'gambling' should follow making decisions based on equities and ranges the primary objective and therefore increasing your hourly rate.
So, I finish the year with 432,000 VPPs having done a lot of trialling of the pace I will need to achieve on a daily basis if I were to try and achieve Supernova Elite towards the end of the year. This is an ambitious goal but if I get ahead of pace early (I'll try and get Supernova by the end of January) then I hope I can retain a good quality of life rather than sweat my way through the later months of the year in an effort to achieve it. The chief concern is that I will not be the only one with this goal, but my hours don't collide heavily with many mass tabling regs which is a bonus.
This will mean I will have to buckle down and possibly make a few social sacrifices but 2013 is the year I've decided to be the year were I put everything into this.
I wish you all a Happy New Year
bigstealer
