I could tell she knew how the minds of creatives are hopelessly cluttered rooms. We long to create beauty and harness chaos but struggle to convert daydreams into action. Her practical tips helped me stay grounded without losing motivation.
Read MoreI knew it wouldn’t be “fine.” I started my rope routine and immediately began fumbling. I couldn’t see a foot in front of my face.
Read More“So as I stand here in this ridiculous outfit, I want to say thanks to the kids at my last high school, and anyone else who I might’ve witnessed being less than kind, for showing me what not to be, but also thanks to the myriad of people who did just the opposite.”
Read MoreThe greatest light– a light that “shines in the darkness, and the darkness has not overcome it.”
Read MoreWhen I am hired to do table-to-table magic for corporate events, I often end up delayed even though I show up an hour early. Seems odd, right?
Read MoreThis one is for magicians who have been looking a way to use your sexy $5000 magic wand with your card magic...while table-hopping. For those of us on a teacher salary, a Sharpie will do.
Read MoreStudents often ask me how to calm their nerves before a big performance. It’s a great question. After all fear is an inevitable part of life, but it’s much harder to rehearse than crescendos and quarter notes.
Read More“You have plenty of courage, I am sure. All you need is confidence in yourself. There is no living thing that is not afraid when it faces danger. The true courage is in facing danger when you are afraid. And that kind of courage you have in plenty.”- The Wizard
Read MoreHave you ever sat down to practice …only to find yourself distracted by other things on your mind? We all want to keep growing as artists, and we all know that growth requires dedicated time and focused effort. But how do we stay focused when there is so much going on in our lives and so many distractions in a technological age?
Read MoreSomeone encouraged us to put down the cards and pick up a pen once in a while. These simple gems go a long way for those willing to listen…How do we honor those who have taught us by patiently walking alongside us? In the words of my friend Tom Dobrowolski, “pass it on.”
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