Where to Study Card Magic?
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by Lenoir » Mar 7th, '10, 13:12
I'd have to agree with Mark. Sometimes the further you distance yourself from other magicians, the better.
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by Serendipity » Mar 7th, '10, 14:50
I found it immensely helpful to have a friend who was learning at the same time as me - it's always nice to have someone to spur you on, and to bounce ideas off of. A bit of healthy competition never hurt anyone either.
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by cymru1991 » Mar 7th, '10, 15:53
Lenoir wrote:I'd have to agree with Mark. Sometimes the further you distance yourself from other magicians, the better.
I'll second (or third) this motion. While not true in all cases, it can sometimes be a case of 'the blind leading the blind'
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