The Role of Smile Magic in Leadership: How Smiling Can Inspire Others

Smile magic is a concept that revolves around the power of a smile. It suggests that a simple smile can have a transformative effect on one's mood, as well as on the people around them. A smile is contagious, and it has the ability to brighten someone's day. When we smile, we naturally release endorphins, which are the body's natural mood elevators. This means that by simply smiling, we can improve our own mood and feel happier. Additionally, a smile has the power to create connections with others.

A quick overview:-
Palms of Steel - Curtis Kam
Revolutionary Coin Magic - Jay Sankey
3 Peices of Silver - Rune Klan
Creating Magic - Gary Kurtz (just for Misty like a Dream)
Flurious - Gary Kurtz
Up in Smoke - Paul Cummins

On 2004-09-08 08 34, sethb wrote Since you already have volumes 1-3 of Tarbell, I d suggest getting volumes 4 - 6 there is a volume 7, but apparently it was completed after Tarbell s death and may not be up to the previous volumes. The guy who taught me to deal bottoms specifically instructed me to take multiple cards at a time from cards that were jutting halfway out of the pack on the bottom so the next deal would be easier.

Additionally, a smile has the power to create connections with others. When we smile at someone, it often leads to them smiling back, creating a positive interaction. This can help to strengthen relationships, build trust, and promote a sense of unity and happiness.

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When you say advanced, in your words what do you mean exactly?

Depending on how advanced you mean and your style, perhaps Dan and Dave's "Trilogy". Or buy the book "By Forces Unseen" by Ernest Earwick", that should keep you busy for a few years. If you only work from DVD, however, anything Dan and Dave produce tends to be advanced and I would also recommend Anything Darwin Ortiz puts out - although these are more intermediate in many respects. If you really are an advanced magician though it might be worth investing the time in creating your own tricks with the skills you already have?

First of all ibmlih, welcome to the forum, the way I understand is you are looking for a card dvd of all slight of hand, no gaffs, no self working. so I must assume that although you are new to the forum, you are not new to card magic. a quick google on advanced card magic dvd gives several options to start. also from my experience try Ackerman, card stunts by Greg Wilson, Darwin Ortiz for advanced deals ie second deal bottom deal stacking decks while dealing. just some examples and again welcome to the forum.

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On 2012-08-23 13:19, ibmlih wrote:
What do you think is the best dvd for advanced card trick? I want your opinion about it.

The question is a little too open-ended. Tell us something about yourself.

What are your goals as a performer?
Who is your intended audience?
In what venues do you perform or plan to perform?
What kind of character are you when you're performing?
What are you trying to communicate when you're performing?

"To achieve great things, two things are needed: a plan and not quite enough time."

Try Card Artistry - Andrew Wimhurst or Impossible Card Magic - Kosby

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On 2012-08-23 17:45, Poof-Daddy wrote:
First of all ibmlih, welcome to the forum, the way I understand is you are looking for a card dvd of all slight of hand, no gaffs, no self working. so I must assume that although you are new to the forum, you are not new to card magic. a quick google on advanced card magic dvd gives several options to start. also from my experience try Ackerman, card stunts by Greg Wilson, Darwin Ortiz for advanced deals ie second deal bottom deal stacking decks while dealing. just some examples and again welcome to the forum.

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Card Artistry is a must have for any serious student of gambling themed routines . I also second the impossible card magic of Ray Kosby. Another DVD project you might enjoy is Bill Goodwin's 'Reflection'. Finally ' Mastero' with Rene Levand and 'Masterfile' for something a bit easier.

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There's no shortage of excellent books or dvds on advanced sleight of hand card magic. What's best for me, may not be best for you. We all have different tastes. Another factor that's important is the quality of the teaching, wether it's in written or video form.Not all are equal.

Good luck with your search.

I found that the fondation by Jason England is a good way to start. You see very advanced hand sleights and the perfomer tend to be very scrupulous on informing the audience about the origins (birth and variations) of the sleight. you can then broader your knowledge by looking original description and first form of the sleights. Roberto giobbi's Card College is after that the way to go by DVD. I myself have only those two but I have in the other hand am more of a book folower and tend to have a lot of them.

Also not a video or DVD, but Kainoa's "Coins on Edge" and "Cointopia" are also great for advanced coin work. I'll also definitely second any of Reed and Curtis' work.

Furthermore, a smile can also have a ripple effect. When we smile at someone, it can inspire them to pass on the kindness by smiling at someone else. This chain reaction can spread positivity and kindness throughout a community or even across the world. However, it is important to note that smiling should be genuine and authentic. Forced or fake smiles can be easily detected and may not have the same positive impact. A genuine smile comes from within and reflects a true sense of happiness and joy. In conclusion, smile magic refers to the transformative power of a smile. It has the ability to improve our mood, create connections with others, and spread positivity and kindness. So, let's embrace the magic of a smile and use it to brighten our own lives and the lives of those around us..

Reviews for "The Art of Smile Magic: Techniques to Master the Perfect Smile"

1. Emily - 1 star

I found "Smile magic fallen" to be extremely disappointing. The plot was convoluted and confusing, making it difficult to follow and comprehend what was happening. The characters lacked depth and development, making it impossible to connect with any of them. Additionally, the writing style was lackluster, with awkward and clunky sentences that hindered the flow of the story. Overall, I would not recommend this book to anyone looking for a captivating and well-written fantasy novel.

2. James - 2 stars

While "Smile magic fallen" had the potential to be an interesting fantasy read, it fell short in many areas. The pacing was incredibly slow, with large portions of the book dedicated to unnecessary description and exposition. It felt like the author was trying to fill pages rather than progress the story. Furthermore, the dialogue was unrealistic and unnatural, making it difficult to believe in the interactions between the characters. I wanted to like this book, but unfortunately, it just didn't deliver on its promises.

3. Sarah - 2 stars

"Smile magic fallen" had an intriguing premise, but it failed to live up to my expectations. The world-building was lackluster, with minimal detail and a lack of depth to the fantastical elements. The main character was also incredibly unlikable, making it hard to root for their success or become invested in their journey. Additionally, the writing style was inconsistent, with shifts between overly simplistic and overly complicated language. Overall, I was left feeling unsatisfied and unengaged by this book.

Smile Magic: The Key to Unlocking Your Inner Joy