Real-life magicians and fantasy wizards have a few things in common - they work very hard at their craft, they are always seeking new knowledge and understanding, and they keep at it. With enough effort, learning, and dedication, any one of us can achieve astounding things!
In some popular works of fiction, characters can get where they want to go just by concentrating really hard. That won’t work for us here in the real world.
However, that fantasy does have some lessons we can apply in reality. In order to get where you want to go, you have to think in terms of destination, determination, and deliberation.
In “Getting There: The Next Best Thing to Apparation,” you’ll learn how to clarify your thoughts on where you really want to go, make a plan for the journey, and stay focused on getting there.
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Unlike magical worlds found in stories, in the real world there are no dark wizards seeking to control your mind with mysterious powers. There are, however, countless people in the real world whose job it is to deceive you, to manipulate you, and to influence your thoughts — preferably without you even being aware of it. And they’re very good at their jobs!
Fortunately, there are ways to defend yourself against the dark arts of deception and manipulation being practiced today by advertisers, the media, politicians, and many others.
In “Defense against the Deceptive Arts,” you’ll learn how to recognize and resist the forces of deception, stand on your own two feet, and think for yourself logically and clearly!
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It certainly would be convenient to have potions and spells available to us that made all our personal interactions go smoothly. Unfortunately, those things don’t exist, so we have to get by with our own social skills and understanding of people, groups, and communities.
Luckily for us, although we’re not born with those skills, they can be learned.
In “Casting Your Spell: The Power of Charms,” you’ll get started learning how to understand others, work together with them, get your own points across to them, and reach agreements with them. You’ll also learn some things about how groups of people function and how to get along in them.
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