Insert your club’s logo and website in the center and this might serve as a tool your members can use to share about your club with those they know who might be interested in magic. Download the printable template HERE…. Read More ›
A proven and flexible magic club mentoring curriculum to build the leadership bench strength of a local magic club and continue to intentionally develop younger members; entrance to a magic club leadership poster gallery with over 300 leadership principles depicted… Read More ›
Containing a no cost young magicians’ curriculum (complete with online video reinforcement), a podcast for growing your leadership skills on-the-go, and a magic discussion deck template for generating magic discussion in your magic club between your newest member to your… Read More ›
A club online video library, weekly short email essays on enhancing your members’ performance skills, an online leadership self assessment, a video with ten proven principles for building a magic club, a blog with over 300 leadership posts and monthly… Read More ›
Now you can grow your own magic club leadership skills on-the-go. Search on Apple Podcasts, Amazon Music, or the Podcast Guru app (a favorite) for “Transforming Leaders Podcast” and/or include the name “Dave Arch” to find the podcast with 50… Read More ›
Here’s a proven process for a group debriefing regarding the effectiveness of a club project or event as a group. As a club, we also use this structure in our every other year club-wide online survey too. When this processing… Read More ›
Here’s the book from which the leadership components of this blog have been gleaned. You can purchase it on Amazon. In addition Amazon offers both the Kindle and Audible version at no charge on the same site.
Here are three ebooks combined into one volume with 500+ pages of simple magic tricks (with graphics) and puzzles that you can copy, paste, and edit to fit in your own newsletter – providing it with more fun and value… Read More ›
At the end of one of your next meetings, you bring out some Bingo cards – setting up a game of Bingo with your members “for some fine prizes” you say. The cards are distributed and the calling of the… Read More ›
In a previous post, we looked at the use of artificial intelligence to create graphics for our clubs’ newsletters. Here’s actually the prequel to that post where we challenged our members to use the ChatGPT app to explore ways to… Read More ›
At least since the inception of YouTube, I have sensed magic clubs struggle with their place in the magic landscape. I know we are. It no longer is enough to have a group come together to learn new tricks. Ultimately… Read More ›
If you work on your club’s newsletter, I encourage you to download the Copilot app from Microsoft and begin playing with the Designer component of the app. It will generate a graphic for you based on your typing a text… Read More ›
In an effort to help magic club members meaningfully connect with each other (and even the youngest budding magicians), here’s The Magic Club Discussion Deck. I wanted a deck of question cards where the newest (or youngest) member of the… Read More ›
Magic Club Leadership Resources 