World No. 1 Poker Player: The Secret to Reading Body Language | Daniel Negreanu (E390)
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I find that whenever I'm doubted, you know, it brings out the best in me. Some people crumble under pressure or, you know, criticism. I I'm the opposite. I like it. I'm like, okay, bring it on.
You know, I kind of enjoy that. It motivates me to just be a better version of myself, you know, especially if there's any s any points in my career where I'm like, you know what? They k they're kind of right. I need to work harder. I need to be better.
So I look at mistakes, I'm excited about mistakes, because mistakes are an opportunity. That is the voice of Daniel Nagrana, one of the greatest poker players who's ever lived. We traveled to his home in late Las Vegas, just outside of Sin City itself, to understand what it takes to master perhaps the most meritocratic game in the world. Think about it, poker doesn't demand physical gifts or privileged connections. Age is no barrier.
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