My results were terrible in December, but half of it was variance, the other half due to very bad leaks in my game. I'm pleased to say that I got a lot out of the first Weazel Series, particularly the population reads episode. Once I realized that I was sticking around with my TPTK after getting check-raised on the river or min-raised/shoved-on at the river, I fixed that huge hole in my game and things got a lot better. This graph is from the last week of December and January so far. I have been playing a fair bit each day.
I'm trying to turn attention to:
1. Redline is bad because I can't identify obvious bluff spots vs thin value spots. At a basic level, it can be confusing when you are trying not to bluff the fish at such low limits, while at the same time increasing your non-showdown winnings by taking pots away from them. I'm really excited about the redline rampage series because I am sure it will help me make that distinction in the right spots.
2. I haven't fully memorized the 3betting ranges charts. Working on that at the moment. There are some spots where I'm cold-calling instead of 3betting, or even folding, so fixing that should make a difference.
3. I'm sometimes choosing the wrong spots to c/bet, float, or check-raise. My donkbet% is too high: I haven't incorporated a very good check-raise strategy into my game yet.
4. Hand reading in general not so hot. I want to improve my ability to put an opponent on a range, rather than start thinking about hands where I have been coolered or missed value.
Thanks for the great content so far.
some would say you could CBet a bit more 
