RealMagicReview
Pushing Through Fear of Failure.
Steve Faulkner opens up about the fear of failure in magic, sharing how he overcame shaky hands and nerves during performances. He highlights the Turner Watch Routine and Richard Sanders' Any Card as examples of tricks that initially intimidated him but became favorites with practice. His advice? Embrace discomfort, practice relentlessly, and let mistakes fuel your growth as a magician.
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Key points
Fear of failure is common but can be overcome with practice and mindset shifts.
New tricks require repetition and acceptance of initial imperfections.
Audiences appreciate honesty and humanity in performances.
Pushing through discomfort leads to growth as a performer.