Hi Buzzeto,
As with many other members of cardchat, I do share this Dream with you. I do have a good fulltime Job, but still I enjoy playing poker a lot and developed an Ambition to improve my skills day after day.
Next to all theoretical advices given to you here, I would like to add some more practical ones:
-Watch daily YouTube Videos of all the great Players - Daniel Negreanu, Phil Ivey, Patrick Antonius, Phil Hellmuth, Tom Dwan,...you have tons of Video material to Analyse (all WSOPs, PCA tours etc..). Learn how they played. Look at their Body language for you to be able to be a good live Player.
- Play every day, even if it is with Play Money. Try while playing for Play Money, to calculate pot
odds, fold
equity etc - this way after a while you will be able to calculate this Kind of stuff automatically during game Speed. How to calculate
pot odds, fold equity, Outs, etc., you just Need to Google and you will find a lot of useful Websites.
- use Negreanus or Phil Iveys Masterclass. If you really want to be a professional poker Player, i think this Kind of tutoring will be a good Investment for you. Pay for the Masterclass
App and learn from the best - you will have Access to it for a full year. I did pay Masterclass and I learned a huge load of Things that i didn't knew before. Just as an advice - it might be better to start with YouTube poker tutorials to know the Basics, before doing the Masterclasses, as they don't really start from the very Scratch..
Hope this helps.