PRACTICE: Rehearse your magic trick several times before you show it to anyone. If you perform it with no rehearsal, you’ll just reveal the secret or have the trick fail. If you ruin a trick in front of an audience, just go on to another trick.

SECRETS: Do not disclose how you did a magic trick to your friends; regardless of insistent they are. You will lose the fun of doing the tricks once you have shared them.

REPEATING: Do not perform the same magic trick over again. When your friends ask you to perform the trick again, it implies that they were tricked that time, and they will try to observe your actions next time. Performing magic tricks is no longer fun if your spectators are not watching you perform. Thus, as soon as you finish a magic trick, pretend that you are surprised.

MIRRORS: Always consider your viewers will perceive your trick. Practice your trick facing the mirror so that you get to view how you will look like when you face your audience.

TRICKS: Select the magic stunt you love the most. No one can do all tricks extremely well. Here are some examples of card tricks:

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 In this video David Copperfield performs a fantastic card trick… amazing!

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One of the best ways to impress your friends when doing magic tricks is to make it seem as if it is the most natural thing in the world. In this way you can pull a trick on your friends right in front of their eyes and act as if it were nothing out of the ordinary.

This can get their attention real fast, at which time you can then show them an amazing card trick or two which you just happen to have up your sleeve (so to speak). 

This will in turn, stun your friends into wanting more – as long as you make sure that your card tricks were performed flawlessly, or at least not in such a way that everyone would be able to tell how you worked your amazing card trick.

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