Never Stop Listening To Your Audience.

When I Started Doing Magic As A Kid, My Parents Had No Problem.

I Had A Point Of View, Which Was Different. I Looked At Magic As Theater, As Storytelling, And I Tried To Have An Approach That Was Different From What They Were Doing. "how Can I Move People And Really Get Them To Dream With A Card Trick, With Coin Magic, Or Even A Piece Of Stage Magic?"

You'd Go In The Magic Shop [as An 8-year-old ], And You'd Walk Up To The Magicians Doing Stuff, And They'd Turn Their Back On You. "oh My Gosh, I Wish They Would Accept Me." It Really Lit A Fire. I Really Wanted To Succeed.

I'm The Luckiest Man In The World - Performing 500 Shows A Year And Loving What I Do - Illusion Is My Day To Day Life.

There Is A Safe Spot Within Every Tornado. My Job Is To Find It.