Start small, stay visual, and keep it fast and fun. Focus on simple, visual tricks that require no setup—things you can carry with you all the time. This way, you’ll naturally perform more often, and the more you perform, the faster you’ll gain experience. And in magic, it’s all about experience.

Start with small wins and simple tricks. Once you’ve mastered those, then move on to more advanced tricks. Don’t skip steps. Try new tricks with different audiences all the time to see what works best in various situations. This is how you’ll grow as a magician.

Here’s the big takeaway: The more you perform, the more confident and skilled you become. So, focus on short, engaging tricks that leave a lasting impression—things like poking your finger through your ear, making a ring jump from finger to finger, or appearing in your wallet. Skip the long-winded routines; short and visual magic wins every time.