| Learning a magic trick does not have to
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| | magic is to perform only when conditions
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| be difficult. Although you typically see
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| | are optimal. In other words, if you were
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| some of the finest magicians and
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| | to go to a party and someone were to
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| illusionist performing incredible feats,
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| | mention that you do magic, choose only
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| you too can impress family and friends
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| | the tricks that you know you can do
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| with basic tricks. You might not expect
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| | spontaneously.
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| to perform on the same level as David
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| | Although it might be tempting to start
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| Blaine or David Copperfield but with
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| | doing trick after trick, becoming bolder
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| commitment and the right resources, you
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| | with each, know your limits. This way,
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| can do some amazing things. The great
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| | you can impress people with just one or
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| thing about magic is that even some of
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| | two magic tricks rather than bomb by a
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| the simple tricks are fascinating and
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| | failed attempt at the third or fourth
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| often difficult to figure out to the
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| | trick.
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| person watching.
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| | The key, even with family and friends, is
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| If you are interested in learning a magic
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| | to leave people wanting to see more. As
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| trick, you first need to understand the
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| | with anything, be humble, allowing the
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| basic rules. Remember, part of any magic
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| | magic trick to speak for you rather than
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| trick is the way in which it is
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| | brag about how great you are, only to
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| performed, meaning keeping mystery alive.
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| | make a major mistake. If you were
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| However, if you do not capture the
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| | interested in building a career with
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| respect of the people by taking time to
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| | magic, knowing when to stop and when to
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| learn the trick but also practice the
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| | keep going is a fine line that needs to
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| trick until you have it down to a fine
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| | be learned. As stated, it would be far
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| art, part of the effect and integrity are
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| | better to know one magic trick to
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| lost.
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| | perfection than to know 20 so-so. In
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| For starters, even if the magic trick is
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| | time, you can expand on this one magic
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| simple, never tell anyone how you did it.
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| | trick, learning a second, and a third,
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| Keeping your trick a secret is what makes
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| | also perfecting them.
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| it so exciting. Once you get your magic
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| | To become good with any magic, even the
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| trick perfect, people will ask how you
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| | basics, you need to dedicate time to
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| did it. At this point, you need to be
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| | practice. Most magic tricks use sleight
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| polite but firm, stating something as
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| | of hand, movements so precise and quick
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| "Sorry, I never give out my secrets."
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| | that the eye does not see them. The
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| Usually, people will back off or rib you
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| | result to the audience is having the
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| a little but on occasion, you might have
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| | belief that some amazing thing just
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| someone that pushes the issue.
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| | happened. However, to reach this point,
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| If this happens, simply remind yourself
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| | even if you have just one magic trick,
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| that keeping the magic trick secret is
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| | you will need to spend months honing your
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| part of the game.
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| | skill. To be successful with any magic
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| Another important rule associated with
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| | trick, never compromise your standards.
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