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Even Houdini Had A Back Up Plan - What's Yours?
Even Houdini Had A Back Up Plan - What's Yours? by Tim Kenning
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"Even Houdini Had A Back Up Plan - What's Yours?"
- by Tim Kenning
author of "The Houdini Principle"
(c) Tim Kenning. All Rights Reserved.
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When Harry Houdini performed his greatest escape he was
hanging upside down in a glass-fronted box that was filled
with water. The escape played on the audiences' fears of
being trapped and drowning. It created a sensation. It also
happened to be one of the safest escapes he ever performed.
Part of his genius that the audience never saw was the
careful safety features that were designed into his escapes.
He was a dare devil but he didn't take any unnecessary
risks. In terms of the Water Torture Cell there were two
safety values at the bottom of within easy reach. They also
had handles on the outside that could be used by his
assistants who were standing by. The fact that they also had
a fireman's at the ready was just to add to the drama. It
worked.
Whatever you are attempting in life and business there will
always be an element of risk in any worthwhile endeavour.
Think about what you might be willing to attempt if you had
a 'safety net' in place. You don't need to put yourself in
unnecessary danger just figure out what your back up plan
needs to be in order to make best use of your talents.
In The Houdini Principle we explore how you can use your
strengths to much greater advantage. You don't need to step
out of your comfort zone in order to develop and do more
with what you've got. You just have to start thinking more
creatively. We use principles from the design of Houdini's
remarkable stage escapes in a unique and novel way.
The Chinese Water Torture Cell was the result of Houdini's
continuous development, a combination of the elements from
his previous escapes and a showcase for his strengths.
Houdini regarded the Chinese Water Torture Cell as the
'climax of all my studies and labours.'
What would it be like if you had a strategy that allowed you
to make best use of your talents, develop your strengths and
create your own challenges, and do it all with a sense of
ease and adventure.
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Tim Kenning, a childhood fan of Houdini and now a highly
respected trainer of NLP has tapped into the mindset of
Houdini to unlock his secrets of creativity and confidence.
Buy his book "The Houdini Principle" here ==>
http://www.bookshaker.com/product_info.php?products_id=184
About the Author: Tim Kenning, a childhood fan of Houdini and now a highly
respected trainer of NLP has tapped into the mindset of
Houdini to unlock his secrets of creativity and confidence.
Buy his book "The Houdini Principle" here ==>
http://www.bookshaker.com/product_info.php?products_id=184
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