Hey, i thought i'd give this a go.
Thought if I could document something of what I'm doing, i might improve and/or get help from you guys.
I've been playing poker off and on,
Got all my stars hand histories,
finished 2014. with profit; busted out at january 2015, decided to lose all my banrkoll in stakes i've never played at. well, started playing again on november[?] of 2015 on a fresh deposit of ~$100
Started with a few cashes in mtt's thought I might try that. - lost all my profits and a portion of my initial br.
Now, after december and january deposit promotions I'm at about $200 [ yeah, somewhere about how much i've deposited] ; at the end of 2016 I'd like to make the 4 digits for the first time.
I love graphs and I guess I'll share some of those with you.
the story of the graphs:
Cash games. - well, I used to win in those.. ♦ no more.
Tournaments and sng's : sng's are going to be the death of my br If I'm going to play them; mtt's, I've cashed some.. I'm probably trying some of those once in a while. but the graph seems faulty, cause I don't remember having spare $200 to lose on tourneys. ;d
Trying to play some poker daily. Going to try and update this at least weekly.
wish me luck and thanks for reading.
EDIT#1: made these images clickable.
EDIT#2: made my goal $1000.
first stop: $250 and another stab at NL5.
$100 profit in a year is not a big enough goal imo! 
Go for $1000 and work really hard for it. There's plenty of excellent videos here that can help you get there
Been a week. Time for an update.
Played a few zoom/cashgame hands fr.
cash game profits since last update : $0.33
Tried some tournaments and sng's.
Tourney profits since last update : $20.92
Still trying to find the perfect fit for me.
Played the bounty builder $1.10 yesterday. f'd up majorly. went from ~~ 1/40 to 35/40 in two hands.
-- the places where orange and green lines go down at the same time the same ammount in image above. --
Those f ups costed me the tourney, but I guess I should be happy cause I at least turned profit.
Current bankroll at $212.69;
edit#1: fixed a tag.