Small Stakes No-Limit Hold'em

If you have HEM or PokerTracker software, the standard stats would help: VPIP/PFR/AGG factor/ 3 bet%/ blind steal %, and also maybe your $/BB so far.

Also, we would need to know if you are playing 9 handed or 6 handed.

Good stuff overall Seinfeld. I would not change too much. If I could offer a few suggestions:

• I would look to 3 bet more with premium hands for value, and alsowith a wide range, in late position,  to counteract blatant blind stealers. Your 3 bet% is pretty low, and your "fold to blind steal" stats are pretty high. Eventhough you are 9 handed, and generally want to play a tighter TAG style than in a 6 handed game. Overall, don't be afraid to get a little more aggressive in good spots. Don't be afraid to 3 bet with a wider range against blatant late position blind stealers. Also, don't be afraid to 3 bet more with your premium hands for value.
• Steal the blinds a little more often. You seem to be utilizing your button well, but don't be afraid to mix it up more preflop. You will run into alot of super tight knitty players in 9 handed cash games. If the table it tight, open more loosely, and in late position, look to take the blinds. It seems small, but it can really improve your winrate.
• You VPIP/PFR numbers are good, but overall I would try to limp less, and raise (or fold)more. Preferably, you would like your PFR % to be closer to your VPIP% numbers. Instead of 19/10…maybe closer to 25/20 would likely increase profit.
• Overall, you seem like a good player. But the "ABC Poker" TAG Style you employ seems to be only getting you to a little above break even winrate. Get more aggressive and creative in good spots. And most importantly adapt to the table dynamics, as opposed to following a certain "formula". You may have to change your style at every single table, and sometimes even change it a few times at the same table as different types of players leave and join. Sometimes even every hand depending on the opponent.
• You seem to have general TAG poker knowledge down pretty well. Now you must get good at the "intangibles" to maximize profit. (Game selection, not playing when tired, isolating bad players, tilt control, bankroll management, etc) Unfortunately, this is the hardest part to master 

Good luck! You seem like a solid player.