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[QUOTE="Misaki, post: 6065913, member: 334611"]
that's your choice. As a helpful advice I can add that investing money in any course is like burning money in your situatuon, because in every course, every coach will talk about ranges. This is how poker works. As we don't know what our opponents have exactly in their hands, we must to think about all possible options, every combination which they can have. Same work in opposite site. 
You can't be focused only what you have in your hand, because it would mean you wouldn't bluff and you would bet only with your made hands. In poker you have to bluff, because you miss most of the boards. But you can't bluff every time. You have to know how much you should bluff and what combinations of the cards would be good to do that on different board structures. That's why you learn preflop ranges, analyze your game on different boards, different scenarios. You can't be a good player without it. 
Of course there are many other factors like proper bet sizing for example. There are a lot of things. Poker is not easy and for sure it's not easy money. You need to work a lot. And by a lot I mean really a lot. 
As you invested already money in Upswing Poker then try to watch some productions, make notes and try to understand what poker really is. 
good luck.
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