Comments on: Is Magic Too Hard To Learn http://www.pumaskills.com/blog/is-magic-too-hard-to-learn/ Magic for Pick Up Artists: How To Use Magic to Demonstrate Value, Build Attraction, Charm & Seduce Any Girl & Without Looking "Try-Hard" Thu, 09 Feb 2012 12:11:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Magicdream http://www.pumaskills.com/blog/is-magic-too-hard-to-learn/comment-page-1/#comment-109 Magicdream Thu, 11 Dec 2008 18:55:41 +0000 http://pumaskills.com/blog/?p=308#comment-109 Generally, it’s the lack of personality and will which creates the difficulties and mental blocks. Therefore, nothing can compromises our progress faster than our mind! If we have faith in ourselves and strive constantly to keep a positive attitude, our efforts will be successful. On the other hand, a negative view engenders the failure. Because, more often, itisn’t the circumstances which determine our destiny, but it’s our manner to confront the events, our self-confidence and the degree of our will which, in reality, make our destiny and as the saying goes: “where there’s a will there’s a way.” Always remember that for the ones who have reached the summits (in magic or any other domain) and have realized their aims, the self-confidence and will were the basis of their success. They take the initiative, forestall the others and declare: “We form our destiny ourselves, we are what we think to be and the passivity doesn’t make winners”. So, stay positive and remember: practice makes perfect; self- confidence, like muscles, can be built up; it’s the self-confidence, without any overestimation, which makes the difference between success and failure. Consider any failure as an unfinished work! Cheers Generally, it’s the lack of personality and will which creates the difficulties and mental blocks. Therefore, nothing can compromises our progress faster than our mind! If we have faith in ourselves and strive constantly to keep a positive attitude, our efforts will be successful. On the other hand, a negative view engenders the failure. Because, more often, itisn’t the circumstances which determine our destiny, but it’s our manner to confront the events, our self-confidence and the degree of our will which, in reality, make our destiny and as the saying goes: “where there’s a will there’s a way.”

Always remember that for the ones who have reached the summits (in magic or any other domain) and have realized their aims, the self-confidence and will were the basis of their success. They take the initiative, forestall the others and declare: “We form our destiny ourselves, we are what we think to be and the passivity doesn’t make winners”.

So, stay positive and remember: practice makes perfect; self- confidence, like muscles, can be built up; it’s the self-confidence, without any overestimation, which makes the difference between success and failure. Consider any failure as an unfinished work!

Cheers

]]> By: know http://www.pumaskills.com/blog/is-magic-too-hard-to-learn/comment-page-1/#comment-98 know Mon, 08 Dec 2008 16:22:48 +0000 http://pumaskills.com/blog/?p=308#comment-98 I never thought about that. You are right though. I am thinking, DAMN I WANT TO DO IT JUST LIKE THAT! Truth be told, they were screwing up for a while before they got to that point where they make it look effortless. These guys have been practicing for many years and developed all the backup plans and patter in case something goes wrong. Allow yourself to fail and have fun with it. Although I personally prefer to make it a small failure, my ego is a sensitive thing, eh? I never thought about that. You are right though.

I am thinking, DAMN I WANT TO DO IT JUST LIKE THAT! Truth be told, they were screwing up for a while before they got to that point where they make it look effortless.

These guys have been practicing for many years and developed all the backup plans and patter in case something goes wrong.

Allow yourself to fail and have fun with it. Although I personally prefer to make it a small failure, my ego is a sensitive thing, eh?

]]> By: bill http://www.pumaskills.com/blog/is-magic-too-hard-to-learn/comment-page-1/#comment-97 bill Sun, 07 Dec 2008 16:10:58 +0000 http://pumaskills.com/blog/?p=308#comment-97 This is so true. In some ways, seeing the final, perfected version of a trick on a video can be discouraging. It shows me where I want to end up with a trick and how powerful it looks, but it can add to my frustration when I'm first learning it. My attempts look nothing like the video - I drop things, reveal other things and generally make a mess of it. It's nice to hear that magic doesn't come automatically for other people too. The only thing that really kept me at it was learning and doing my very first effect and getting a great reaction. At least I know it's possible. This is so true. In some ways, seeing the final, perfected version of a trick on a video can be discouraging. It shows me where I want to end up with a trick and how powerful it looks, but it can add to my frustration when I’m first learning it. My attempts look nothing like the video – I drop things, reveal other things and generally make a mess of it. It’s nice to hear that magic doesn’t come automatically for other people too. The only thing that really kept me at it was learning and doing my very first effect and getting a great reaction. At least I know it’s possible.

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