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All that really matters is your moving forward the best way YOU can 
I also considered BBZ once upon a time, just suggested RYE from my own experiences. Hope this week for you is fruitful I'll be coming back to check out your updates! GLGL
Originally posted by Untiltable
Exceptions include the PKO and satellite books by Dara, simply because I didn’t really end up playing those formats.
I don't spend much time or money for poker training material, but I think those two books were good for newbies and aspiring MTT players who wish to get some insight for those formats (though not much new stuff for me since I have been playing those formats a lot over the years).
I actually got 1000$ voucher for Upswing Poker from top25 place at recent leaderboard. Not sure if you have tested them, but thought about asking if you have used them and how do you feel about their value?
Still using old HM2 for tracking, though I only have it working on PokerStars nowadays. Haven't got it working on iPoker, but generally since many sites block tracking softwares I haven't wanted to invest HM3 especially since instead of just lump sum it has yearly payment.
Originally posted by Untiltable
I'm sure it's a ton of value for a free voucher, though! What kind of leaderboard was this?
It was Unibet MTT Series which run last week.
I actually got some additional opinions which were also skeptical about MTT training value, but friend of mine who also plays cash says that he would be interested in those since they are more crushers. So I probably just sell it to some cash player since it is a code and two players have already made an offer - not much value to buy MTT training which isn't really top notch since I don't think there's not much value for me since I have been playing MTTs for 20 years profitable. Generally I also think that cash games and HU-players generally profit from studying more.
I also find it sort of amusing of giving a prize of poker coaching as a top prizes. It reminds me of winning 8th grade head-counting competition and getting rewarded a pocket calculator (not even one you could use at high school) 
Yeah, trackpad on mac is a piece of art. But on windows and if you are gaming - you are forced to use mouse. More precision and faster actions, you won't be able to achieve comparabel click rate on trackpad.
Btw, what hotkeys are you using? Very important topic for multitabling. And what about screenspace? What set-up do you have?