How can a new poker player set goals and tracking Progress?

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New poker players would want to track his/her like counting tournament wins, honing their strategies, or even improving in bankroll management. They can achieve this through using spreadsheets or apps for tracking one's progress.

This is so helpful because players can then find their weaknesses and improve their decision-making. If realistic objectives are set so as to track progress, players would be able to sharpen their techniques and possibly do better.
 
A beginner in poker should set achievable goals. You can track your progress by monitoring the metrics like tournament wins, strategy improvement and your bankroll growth.
 
I keep track of the buy-ins I play everyday, every tournament. I'm also less likely to break bankroll management, and play the buy-ins I'm suppose too when I track all my tourney entries.
 

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