Chris Pimmer

Paralysis by overanalysis can be a common issue facing poker players and Chris Pimmer explores how different types of thinking can be beneficial or harmful based on a few characteristics.

Chris Pimmer offers his take on truth and is certain that this will apply to you, yes you.

Chris Pimmer provides his take on poker as a whole and different tips and tricks for navigating the choppy seas that life as a poker player can often bring.

Chris Pimmer breaks down the the notion of "figuring it out" and effectively utilizing your brain power to accomplish the task at hand.

Chris Pimmer utilizes two characters to create a scenario demonstrating various principles that can be directly applied to both your poker game and regular life.

Chris Pimmer explores intentional greatness with each of the elements it entails putting an emphasis on how it relates to success at the tables.

Chris Pimmer delves into the importance of aligning your mind and thoughts with your end goal as well as techniques for actually following through after you've gotten the mind right.

Chris Pimmer explores your own mind and how to rewire some circuits to improve your ability to self-motivate and stay motivated on important tasks.

Chris Pimmer utilizes the metaphor of a venus fly trap to illustrate how as poker players we routinely think things are standard and find ourselves on autopilot when some extra consideration may have presented a highly advantageous situation.

Chris Pimmer in his typical dulcet tones offers some advice for both on and off the felt that can help center your mind and avoid the distractions that plugs modern life.

Chris Pimmer explores how to deal with scenarios like procrastination, the fear of losing, and paralysis by over-analysis.

Often there is a separation between our inner thoughts and how those manifest and Chris Pimmer seeks to bridge the gap between the two to insure that were executing our plans effectively.

Chris Pimmer discusses the importance of planning and the differences between preparation and winging it and why both have their merits.

Chris Pimmer explores how to go about making the right decision both on and off the poker tables and how proper decision making and goal setting and have massive benefits in your life.

A fresh start is critical in anything that you do and Chris Pimmer offers his thoughts on how to sweep clean and the benefits of starting from the beginning.

Chris Pimmer delves into the factors that make up fear and how a better understanding of the different dimensions of fear can help us confront it in a way that will help you both on and off the tables.

Being able to dedicate yourself completely to the task at hand is a critical skill for success on and off the tables and Chris Pimmer explores how to get the best from yourself.

Chris Pimmer explores how living your life while overextended can have disastrous effects on everything from your poker game to your mental health.

Chris Pimmer breaks down all the things that contribute to winning and how to manage and optimize them for the best possible approach both on and off the tables.

Chris Pimmer offers his take on prepping for the grind of the WSOP and how to get yourself ready for success during the grueling weeks of intense poker.

Chris Pimmer explores the concept of simplicity and how simplifying things in your life can lead to vast gains both on and off the felt.

Chris Pimmer offers some tips and tricks to help overcome procrastination and to take full advantage of your time which is your most valuable asset.

No, not a better cup of coffee. Chris Pimmer explores ways in which you can easily improve your everyday tasks that are easy wins but add up to a far better experience as you go through the mundane, day to day things on your schedule.

Chris Pimmer alerts you to the many ways in which your mind betrays you in everyday life but also in poker specifically. He provides many practical examples that will help you notice when you're trapping yourself and gives suggestions on how to use this knowledge to improve your poker performance.

Chris Pimmer discusses some of the things that stand between you and your goals and offers tips and tricks for maintaining consistency in both poker and life.

Chris Pimmer changes his approach speaking directly to the camera in this installment focusing on following your own path.

Chris Pimmer recaps the ideas established in the first installment where he breaks down results-oriented thinking before delving into some deeper topics in the concluding part.

As the title would suggest, Chris Pimmer explores the pros and cons of being results oriented and how to avoid the negative spiral that can be caused when you place too much importance on the outcome and not worrying enough about the process.

Chris Pimmer offers a handful of tips and tricks for a dealing with the WSOP which can prove to be a long and grueling event with countless tournaments and games available at all times of the day.

Chris Pimmer starts by defining the word change and then examines the best way to go about making a change in your life and learning new skills.