Hey gang,

Jamie D. Grant, our friend and creator of The Anything Is Possible bottle, Industrial Revelation, and The Vault, has just released his latest project...

The Approach. His complete guide to becoming a paid Walkaround magician!

If you've ever dreamed of taking your magic into the professional arena, now is your chance to learn from someone who's been in the trenches for over a dozen years!

From "How Many Tricks You Should Know" to "How Much To Charge", Jamie leaves no stone unturned in his guide to teaching you EVERYTHING he learned about becoming a working magician.

Not only that, but for a limited time, he's offering FREE SHIPPING!

The Approach by Jamie D. Grant
- A complete guide to becoming a Walkaround Magician -
285 Pages - Softcover
Retail $75 USD



"Jamie D. Grant writes with wit, intelligence and brevity – a rare trifecta. In this book he spills essential information that every walk-around performer needs to know. Sure, you already know some of this, but you don’t know it all. And that makes this a required investment in your performing career.." ~Ken Weber, author of Maximum Entertainment.

"If you've been doing walk-around forever or just bought an invisible deck yesterday - The Approach is the best investment you can make. Jamie's covered EVERYTHING based on self-actualized innovation as a worker in the trenches. Two thumb tips up and a Sanada gimmick high five!" ~Bill Abbott, 2012 Canadian Magician of the Year.

"If I only had this and the Tarbell course, my magic career would be in great hands..." ~John H

"This is the book that every magician needs in their library . . . even seasoned pros (who will either just confirm what they already know, or if they're like me, manage to learn something new that hadn't occurred to them before). In a short amount of time, I'll be able to tell which performers have read this book, and those who haven't, just by the merits of their performance. Thank you, Jamie, for sharing this "gift of wonder" with the magic fraternity. I will look forward to seeing the majestic garden that will result from the seeds you have planted." ~Philemon Vanderbeck

"Invaluable information for the working magician. This is definitely one of the best buys I've purchased in my 24 years in magic." ~J.M.

"P*ss*d that I didn't have this back in the day." ~Steve Valentine, Two-time Magic Castle Close-Up Magician of the Year

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Jamie D. Grant is a professional magician who, for over a decade, has entertained thousands of people from all walks of life. From billionaires to celebrities to the person next door, Jamie has been asked, and paid, to bring people joy and wonder . In this book, Jamie provides insider knowledge on how he did it… and how you can too!


Chapter List

• How many tricks you should know. Article
  
• Who are you? Study
  
• Developing your sets ~ Part I Lesson
  
• How to practice. Essay
  
• Your Magic Fridays. Anecdote
  
• Business cards. Advice
  
• Websites. Tip
  
• How Do You Look? Study
  
• What are you wearing? Advice
  
• Funny or serious? Anecdote
  
• Are you any good yet? Lesson
  
• Starting Conversations. Advice
  
• Touching people. Trick
  
• How Much To Charge? Article
  
• The Cocktail Party. Essay
  
• Getting started. Advice
  
• Volunteer gigs and charities. Advice
  
• What to say in emails. Tip
  
• The telephone call. Trick
  
• Getting There. Lesson
  
• Developing Sets - Part 2 Article
  
• Silence. Advice
  
• What does my contract looks like? Anecdote
  
• Transitions. Advice
  
• Conquering nerves. Article
  
• How to get gigs. Essay
  
• Getting ready for your first one. Essay
  
• Fingernail care. Trick
  
• How much time to prepare? Tip
  
• Pocket management. Article
  
• Your list. Study
  
• THE BIG SECRET. Trick
  
• Your closeup bag / case. Advice
  
• Things to never forget. Tip
  
• Hat or No hat? Essay
  
• The handshake. Tip
  
• What to put in the lobby. Trick
  
• Who to approach first? Article
  
• My first effect. Advice
  
• What rubberbands to use. Tip
  
• Moving through a room. Article
  
• The first words you (I) say. Essay
  
• Highs and lows. Article
  
• Getting applause. Essay
  
• More transitions. Study
  
• Saying goodbye to your group. Essay
  
• Tables versus standing. Advice
  
• Dealing with the Alpha male. Article
  
• Staying in one spot. Advice
  
• Busted! Advice
  
• Getting compliments. Tip
  
• Letting spectators shuffle. Article
  
• Reset. Reset. Study
  
• Venue Staff. Tip
  
• Kids at an event. Advice
  
• Burning through material. Lesson
  
• How many hours? Lesson
  
• Remembering names. Article
  
• When to show the event planner. Tip
  
• The card force I always use. Anecdote
  
• Accepting tips. Article
  
• Wallets. Anecdote
  
• Handing out business cards. Tip
  
• What to never borrow. Anecdote
  
• Someone wants to show a trick. Article
  
• Regular decks. Study
  
• Weddings. Lesson
  
• Large tables. Anecdote
  
• Do you join them for dinner? Anecdote
  
• Vest or jacket? Tip
  
• The second Big Secret. Trick
  
• Do it again. Article
  
• Another magician shows up. Anecdote
  
• Gigs outside. Advice
  
• When only ten people show up. Anecdote
  
• Do you need a stage show? Study
  
• Dance floors. Advice
  
• Checking back in. Tip
  
• Dropping cards. Tip
  
• Sponge balls. Trick
  
• Dealing with disappointment. Advice
  
• Hecklers. Article
  
• Open versus closed body language. Lesson
  
• One handed spectators. Anecdote
  
• Stick lines. Essay
  
• Lone stragglers. Tip
  
• Journal. Advice
  
• Leaving them with something. Essay
  
• Custom decks. Article
  
• False memories. Article
  
• Invoices. Article
  
• How to get testimonials. Article
  
• Getting all the money. Article
  
• Increasing rates. Tip
  
• Busking. Advice
  
• Repeat gigs. Study
  
• Pictures. Tip
  
• Social media. Advice
  
• Going full time.
  
• Agents. Anecdote
  
• Essay. Article
  
• Go get it. Advice
  
• The beginning. Thanks
  

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The Approach

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