Oh also, if you'd like to offer suggestions for books, tricks, decks or if you have questions about magic (performing, routines, sleights, etc.), just reach out here. Stay tuned for the next iteration of Monday Mail Call, there's a lot more to come! A lot more decks coming up - you won't want to miss them =] That might be a good sign to slow down on book purchases. I have half-a-dozen other books in my queue right now (more than that, if I'm counting accurately), and hardly time to even skim through it so it'll be a hot minute before I can say for sure. The online description says that it has 50 additional pages and a couple of new routines, so perhaps that's worth it. Never having read the original, I can't say for certain whether this reprint is that much better or not. That wouldn't have changed my mind though, or maybe it would've made me want it more. I saw an ad for it and didn't realize it was a reprint at first, I had only skimmed the online description of it and hit that "order" button. This book is the new and improved version of The Mental Mysteries of Hector Chadwick that was released back in 2008. There are really good presentations, equivoque styles, and ways to force things that you just can't get from a standard card-sleight book.Īh, but yeah, back to Hector Chadwick. That doesn't change the theory and psychology aspects of it though. Yeah, I don't do much with it, that's true. Coming in, not hot off the presses but close enough is The Definitive Mental Mysteries of Hector Chadwick, by Hector Chadwick.Īround now is when I would typically say "I'm not really into Mentalism," but let's face it, I've bought enough books and tricks on the topic that it's safe to say that it's worth studying. Monday Mail Call!Įach Monday (give or take), I use this feature to highlight a few of the things that have made their way in over the past week or so. Have another opening line that you love to use? Let me know on Twitter what I missed.It's Monday and you know what that means. Now that I have this list pulled together, you can bet I’ll be using it as inspiration for all of my emails-and, I think you should too. But, a close colleague or long-time friend? Well, he or she might get a kick out of a funny greeting that strays from the tried and true standards.Īt any rate, there’s no need to follow in my footsteps and begin every single one of your messages with the same greeting. An important client or your boss, for example, will probably require something from the “formal” category. It’s important to keep in mind that not all of these opening lines will be appropriate for every email you send. I’m sorry if this Message sabotaged “inbox zero” for you.Here’s the good news: Only more days until Friday.I was just laughing the other day about.If You Want to Get (Appropriately) Personal
Read More: 40 Templates to Help You Handle Your Toughest Work Emails Because, let’s face it-nobody actually means “Happy Monday!” I’ve rounded up 40 different email greetings you can use to kick start your message. Jokes aside, You wouldn’t think that your email greeting would be that complicated to write.īut, I’ve learned that landing on that perfect sentence that seamlessly segues into the rest of my note is an art form in and of itself.ĭo you find yourself as stumped as I do? You’re in luck. Then, sign up for our newsletter and we’ll deliver advice on landing the job right to you.
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Has anyone ever been full of more hope than me? Two: I start nearly every single one with, “I hope you’re doing well!” Seriously. and I LOVED volunteering with the 100 year celebration of Girl Scouts they had at the Texas State Fair.
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I realized two very important (and slightly embarrassing) things. I didnt post it on movie Monday (can you tell I am a little OCD sometimes) You can find it here: I did do a couple of posts over Smoothboard Duo and EdCampDallas, but life has been a little crazy I LOVED helping with EdCampDallas. Do you know what I just spent way too long doing? Scrolling through all of my sent messages.
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