Re: Bad beats... how do you collect yourself?
Train yourself not to get except at what the results of the hand are, but on your play. If you get beat, ask yourself, am I happy with the way I played the hand? Could I have played it differently? The key thing to focus on is how you played the hand, which is the only thing you can control.
A trick that Stuart Reuben uses is to remember a big pot that he played badly bad got lucky on. He "basks in the glow" of the lucky pot to tide him through the bad beat.
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