When you have time you want to chill but its all about strategy. The way you use your time the way you play with your work. Learn to play with your jod/work in this way you will find your work easier and it will finish soon or so... Try to keep composer and uniformity between every thing and one.
The 'personalisation’ aspect of a gift is a
big factor. If you’re looking for a favour,
first give some kind of gift that your target
doesn’t expect and that is personalised or
shows special concern. You can get the
same effect by doing a favour for your
target before asking for a favour of your
own, but the crux is to have it be
unexpected, and to make them feel special.
“Opening with hesitation or an apology
gives the responder an inclination to help.
Reward them with a smile and relax your
posture and muscles to appear relieved
once they comply. Showing occasional
vulnerability gains trust, used too often,
and like anything it will lose its potency.”
Effect:
You take out a deck of cards and ask the
spectator to shuffle it thoroughly. You
then ask him to name any two cards (just
the name of the card, without the suit).
After the spectator names two cards, you
put your hand on the deck of cards, and
concentrate hard on it. After a minute or
so, you ask the spectator to turn over the
deck of cards and fan through it.
Astonishingly, the cards that he names
are right next to each other.
You Need:A deck of cards.
What Skills You Need To Learn:
Virtually Nothing! You really don't do
anything! If I have to say, the only thing
you have to do for this trick is to act like
you are really concentrating very hard on
the cards when you put your hand on
them.
That's all!This trick simply works! All by
itself !
This trick works by probability.
When the spectator names two cards
(remember to tell him not to name the
suit), let's say Ace and Ten, he is really
naming four cards of each kind since the
suit is not specified.
The theory is that out of those eight cards
(Ace of Spades, Ace of Hearts , Ace of
Clubs, Ace of Diamonds, Ten of Spades,
Ten of Hearts, Ten of Clubs, Ten of
Diamonds), at least one of the Aces in the
deck will be next to one of the Tens.
Don't believe this? Try it out! About 10%
of the time, there may be a card between
the Ace and the Ten. If that happens,
simply tell the spectator that you are not
concentrating hard enough. When you
repeat the trick, it will work. You can
never find a trick that's easier than this
one!
Note: This trick can be done to the same
spectator a few times, but if you do it too
many times, they will eventually figure it
out. So, don't overdo this one!
all this might be meaningless but what you see is not always real.
Try to seek knowledge .
