Chris Pimmer

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.

That which is so important today is forgotten tomorrow. Truer words are rarely spoken and Chris Pimmer seeks to provide ways to help contextualize things and realize that most issues matter far less than we believe they do especially in the moment.

What defines a bad habit? Chris delves into this definition and the discusses how to cut these out of your life in order to achieve your goals and live your best life.

Chris Pimmer offers some ideas on focus and how to organize in an effort to solve the problem that you actually want to solve.

Chris Pimmer explores how to map out a plan when you're experiencing a downswing both to minimize the length and rebound quickly.

With the new year getting in full swing Chris Pimmer discusses all of the nuances that support or prevent you from getting the grind going that you're hoping to achieve in 2022.

Chris revisits a topic that he's explored in past videos in what boils down to addition by subtraction and how this can streamline your life and ultimately effect your poker bottom line.

Chris Pimmer tackles the importance of maintaining balance when getting involved in long series like the WSOP and the choices you can make that should give you a leg up on your opponents when you're burning the candle at both ends.

Chris Pimmer explores things we do that when stopped can have a dramatic positive impact on both our poker games and our lives in general.

Chris Pimmer discusses the importance of being centered in reality. He first opens your eyes to the many situations that come up at the poker table where we lose touch with reality before sharing advice on how to make sure that you don't fall into this trap.

Chris Pimmer opens the discussion on the important topic of being able to slow down at times and explains how this skill can benefit your performance at the poker table.

Chris Pimmer responds to a request for content on principles sharing his thoughts on common principles shared by people and then taking a deeper dive on what makes these principles work and how to apply them to your poker game.

While it's easy to understand the definition of this phrase, Chris Pimmer takes a deep dive on how this applies to your poker game.

Chris Pimmer finds himself with plenty left unsaid from the previous installment and dives back in exploring quotes and thoughts from the greatest thinkers of our species and how their lessons can be applied to our own lives.

The title says it all as Chris Pimmer delves into the importance of maintaining consistency both in your personal life and at the poker table.

Chris Pimmer takes you on a journey exploring quotes from great thinkers and breaking them down with application to improving your poker game.

Chris Pimmer takes on the philosophical concept of "not-knowing" and discusses how the takeaways can be applied to your poker game.

Chris Pimmer explores how accepting uncertainty in our lives and poker is key for avoiding lots of unnecessary anxiety and pressure in a world that is predominantly uncertain.

Chris Pimmer discusses the notion of letting go and how this can mean actively deciding to let go of things like tilt, anxiety, desires, and emotions with the idea of improving your mental state and overall approach to the game.

In typical Chris Pimmer fashion, he explores the importance of things not present and how we can apply this type of analysis to our poker games.