Kings To You Magic

~believeinmagic

jacob perezBeing a magician, it seems only natural that my major in college is in Psychology. The two subjects interweave for some truly astounding effects. I integrate both Psychology and magic into my everyday life, and am never without a deck of cards. My fascination with magic began in my sophomore year in college. While on campus one day I saw a small group of magician performing for students. I set out to watch, determined to spot how their tricks were done. It quickly became an obsession which would change my life forever. My learning of magic coincided with that of psychology while at school and both developed fluidly together. I was lucky to find mentors in the very magicians that had first intrigued me. My trip through college was made to seem like nothing with my new hobby to occupy my mind. I would practice at class and work and during any free time I had. It would not be long until people would start to recognize me on campus as someone to captivate and entertain. Magic has taught me many things. First is that confidence, charm, and a quick wit will get you into any door. Second is that nothing is impossible. If the audience believes then it is as real as anything else.