Hey guys,

I was watching the truthful conversation by Nick Howard and started to wonder what are my self-descrutive patterns in spots which I have marked as bad hands. What I have found was pretty interesting: decent proportion of my mistaken hands where the ones where the action shifts so immediately in a moment.
That said in one moment, my hand was so strong enough that I was clearly thinking only about getting value, however, one card or raise by the opponent may change the situation in such a manner that I should at least consider folding. Actually what I have observed is going on, is that I am not available to this level of thinking in game or at least for the most part I am not aware of that.
In other words, I think I am emotionally detached to the hand that I am not capable of recognizing the relative value of the hand. What is also interesting is that after some time, when I do my HH review, I am able to rationally mark those hands as a mistakes, because my rational part is dominating the emotional. Thats good! :)
However, now I need to fix the emotional detachment to the hand and trying to make myself available to fold a hand that was few seconds ago valuebetting. At the moment, I am not sure how I am gonna do it, but for sure I will fight against this rooted self-descrutive paradigm!

I am open to any kind of feedback and advice:)

Btw here are few hands so that you can really grasp the leak (comment hands only if you think the call was the right play:)