How it came to be
"It's the greatest trick in the world. And I invented it."
My whole life, I've been chasing one thing: the closest thing to real magic a person can experience.
I worked behind the counter of the Magic Shop on Main Street at Disneyland, reading whoever walked through the door. Kids, grandparents, skeptics, honeymooners. Tens of thousands of strangers, one at a time, a few feet away.
That's where I noticed something nobody teaches magicians. Every so often a trick stopped being a trick. Someone would go quiet. Their eyes would change. They'd walk out of the shop seeing their own life differently than when they walked in.
So I went looking for why.
I went into every world that claims to change a person: the seminars, the therapists' offices, the five-figure programs behind closed doors. I found their secrets.
And I brought the best of them home to magic, where they started.
You don't have to learn any of it. You just sit down, and it happens to you.
This is it. The Wizard Reading.
It's my entire act, distilled. Every magician is chasing one thing: the magic moment, the second the impossible happens and something in you changes. The Wizard Reading gets you there faster than anything else I do. My full show takes that same moment and builds a whole world around it, a world made out of your own imagination. The reading is the purest form.
And let me be clear about what it is. I'm a magician, and I'm a Christian. I'm not talking to angels, demons or spirits. No messages from the other side, no fortune telling, no guru telling you how to live. There's nothing supernatural here. It's a show. The same kind of illusions you see psychics do, performed honestly, by a magician, as art. Mine are just a lot better.
Just a magician doing his art, at the highest level he's ever done it, for an audience of one.
The Wizard
