This is a great product and a fantastic download of a completely adaptable system, that is able to be personalised and expanded upon as you see fit.

The ideas are presented clearly and with plenty of examples - as another reviewer suggested, I applied the system to an effect I enjoy and can see many benefits.

Reviewing your own, or others' magic
Routine-building
Audience-specific act-building
Goal-Setting my next effects to learn and purchase (a side-benefit to this for me is "Financial Planner" :)
Defining style and characterisation

The more I consider, the more ideas arise

I cannot comment on the origins of these ideas, but the presentation here is a flawless description I will benefit from

I didn't get a whole lot out of this one but only because I've been using similar methods like this for years alright.

Anyone who doesn't know this stuff should check this book out, it's free so you've got nothing to lose.

This magic is actually good

The idea in this ebook help me to design a trick. It can be used with every trick: e.g. card, coin, etc. GOOD!!

Thinking outside the box great ideas, motivational

This provides a good system to objectively review your own tricks.

WOW!!! This PDF REALLY helps. You now actually have a visual way to look at your tricks and see if it is something that will build on it's climax(s) and if there is enough spectator interaction.

I'm amazed it's free!!!!!!!!

I have been looking for these sorts of methods and planning techniques for who-knows-how-long-of-a time! And now, not only did I find them, but they came to me as digital gold. I may be an early reviewer, but I think that this review will speak for the many others who will download this ebook when I say: This ebook is sensational; add it to your cart, NOW!
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Honestly, this was worth looking into.

It helps you create a timeline/sequence of a magic effect. You'd be suprised, really.

What I would suggest is to try the procedure for one of your favorite effects. For instance, I did it for Clutch and got a better perspective of exactly how much interactive and magician-touching-of-objects there really was. It's interesting, thanks Alvo...