Dude, You’re Embarrassing Me in Front of the Wizards
I was 12 years old, and my dad had taken me to a magic shop. I was fascinated by the tricks the magician was performing, and I couldn’t wait to try them myself. I bought a deck of cards and a few other props, and I practiced my tricks for hours on end.
One day, I decided to show my tricks to my friends. I invited them over to my house, and I performed my tricks for them. They were amazed, and they all wanted to learn how to do them. I was so proud of myself, and I couldn’t wait to show my tricks to everyone I knew.
The Day I Met the Wizards
A few weeks later, I was invited to a party at a friend’s house. I was excited to show my tricks to all of the other kids at the party, and I was sure that they would be just as impressed as my friends had been.
When I got to the party, I saw that there were a few other kids there who were also doing magic tricks. I was a little nervous, but I decided to show them my tricks anyway.
The Wizards Were Not Impressed
The kids who were doing magic tricks were much better than I was. They were doing tricks that I had never seen before, and they were doing them with ease.
I was so embarrassed. I felt like I was a little kid trying to show off in front of a group of adults. I wanted to run away and hide.
But then, one of the kids who was doing magic tricks came over to me. He smiled and said, “Don’t worry, man. We all started out where you are. Just keep practicing, and you’ll get better.”
I Took His Advice
I took the kid’s advice, and I kept practicing my tricks.
I practiced for hours on end, and I slowly started to get better. I learned new tricks, and I started to perform them with more confidence.
The Day I Impressed the Wizards
A few months later, I was invited to another party. I was still nervous about showing my tricks to other people, but I decided to give it a try.
When I got to the party, I saw that the same kids who had been at the last party were there. I was nervous, but I decided to show them my tricks anyway.
This time, I was much better than I had been before. I did my tricks with confidence, and the kids were impressed. They asked me how I had learned to do such cool tricks, and I told them that I had just practiced a lot.
Conclusion
If you want to learn how to do magic tricks, don’t be afraid to start out by embarrassing yourself in front of the wizards. Just keep practicing, and you’ll eventually get better.
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