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That's too bad.. Kids that young can be quite sensitive. My daughter is three and a half, and just starting to get self conscious about people talking about her and laughing when she says something cute.

Reading will be of some help. Best way to learn is by getting out and doing the routine infront of people. Watching their faces, playing with different ideas each time you perform. In Gregory Wilson's lecture he put it well: you will be bad at first, so go get the bad out of the way. :-)

I got a lot of offers for shows while doing restaurant work. I hadn't started doing shows at that point, but I can only imagine if I was promoting a show. I also got tons of calls from advertising with a Partypop ad (though this is my last year with them). Since I got my website up and...

Ya, qr codes are losing steam. I work with high school students and they love them and will scan them just for the novelty. Not sure about college age tho. I prefer the vertical poster. Your dress should reflect your style and what you will actually be wearing (and by dress, I mean shirt, no...

Brilliant. Looks great. Think about adding a qr code for all those hip college smartphone kids. Is ticket price important to have on there?

Ha ha nice! I'll have to try something.

I absolutely let people examine props. Pockets are off limits. However when I perform for certain ethnic groups, they don't have the same boundaries, and when doing something like sponge balls, they try to search you for them. It's pretty funny. But for the most part I perform in formal...

Here's my latest reading

Chad Nyman-oh wait I'm too late...

Agreed. I had a hard time picking up Jerrys for $50.

The last two listing's on ebay that I saw had an opened deck listed for $300, and the sealed one was $500. No way to know what they actually sold for, though they didn’t last two days.

If you haven't already, Oz Pearland did a great lecture on penguin magic. Great mentalism material. Also he has some great thoughts and advice on preshow work.

Rather than asking the usual question of "what do you think is wrong with magic today", how about what do you think is going really well, or what impresses you the most with where magic both as an art and an industry has gone and is headed?

Great reminder for me Rick. It's an easy thing to not think of when you're just trying to get to all the tables.

Same questions for you both : Where do you see yourself in five years with regards to your magic? In a magic fight to the death, which one of you would win and why?

Great share. Thanks Rick.

Anything by Derren Brown is amazing. I've also wondered if Supernaturalist is available

If I have a finger break and someone asks to shuffle, I will move the break under their card then twist the deck face up and hand it to them. This allows me to glimpse the selected card (no idea where this glimpse comes from - anyone?). Then I do a truth/lie routine or I practice my equivoque.

Out of curiosity, what kind of college has a ban on cards? It would be interesting to learn why that rule is in place.

Thanks Lyle and team. Fun idea.. :-)