There are some events where we call the table where someone first sits down their “Home Team” with the understanding that although that’s where they started and where they will eventually finish the evening, they will be sitting with others… Read More ›
There are times in a meeting when you might be having friendly table-to-table competitions or using the home teams concept as explained in the next post. In those instances taking a little time to allow each table to create a… Read More ›
A panel provides variety in the communication of content. We periodically use this format when we distribute an article ahead of time and then have several members and a moderator discuss it in the front of the room (for no… Read More ›
Click HERE to download your copy. You might consider printing some copies and for a change of pace – having them out on the tables for place mats as members enter the room. A participant might receive one of five… Read More ›
Now in a form that you can download and print to aid in discussing with others, here’s a short article focused on the ten most common communication dysfunctions that if allowed to remain, will breed toxicity in your magic club’s… Read More ›
When 99¢ per minute phone calls were all the rage, and the charges would simply be added onto your phone bill, Dave Arch audio recorded a magic show that he made available through one of the 99¢ per minute phone… Read More ›
Although someone in your club might be able to customize our club’s template found in the link below, you might be ahead to just create your own using five overlapping cards. This conversation starter for your club members to perform… Read More ›
Did you know that within this blog is a Magic Club Leaders’ Poster Gallery – exhibiting 300+ posters? Push on the door in the above picture to enter the gallery. Click on any poster in the gallery to read more… Read More ›
As opposed to a company where leadership has both a stick and a carrot to motivate employees, the leadership of an all-volunteer magic club must master the ability to create motivation using a more limited set of tools. Here is… Read More ›
In contrast to a company, leading an all-volunteer magic club requires a unique skill set in not only maintaining your own motivation but also the motivation of your members. Here’s a motivational model we use in our club as we… Read More ›
