October 2011

"I am a success today because I had a friend who believed in me and I didn't have the heart to let him down..."
- Abraham Lincoln

Welcome to October's "Mysteries of the Mind" monthly newsletter!

Vlogs, podcasts, TED + fantasy shoes & hair!

Life isn't about the money we make, the things we accumulate or even the awards displayed on our shelf. Life is about the people who come into our sphere and teach us how to reflect on time, self, meaning and kindness towards others.

Thank you for being my friend.

It's been a very good month so far. Beyond headlining at Magic in the Rockies in Colorado and at the Suncoast Casino in Las Vegas – I have been booked for 3 future conventions, in talks with 2 Vegas casinos and have made a lot of fun media appearances.

Below is a sampling of some of my favorites from the last 30 days.

Interviewed for TEDx (Start about 5 minutes in) - listen here

Appeared on national TV as a challenge for Hairbattle Spectacular
- watch here

Co-Hosted an hour of McBrideMagic.tv for magicians - watch here

A wonderful new magic venue in central California - click here

Interviewed on Conversations LIVE out of Atlanta - listen here

My 11 steps to success that I try to follow every day.

Goal setting
Hard work
Dedication
Education
Focus
Courage
Sacrifice
Reassessment
Team building
Relationships
Luck

Please contact me if you have a hospital or business in your area that would like an anthropologist / Vegas Mentalist to come and chat about communication, motivation or change management!

Your friend,
-Paul Draper
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801-541-2976

Websites:
www.MentalMysteries.com
www.MentalMystery.com (agent friendly site)
www.helpinghospitalsheal.com

"There are no secrets to success. It is the result of preparation, hard work, and learning from failure."
- Colin Powell

I must come forward and honestly admit that I have never related to the overwhelming love that some have for shoes. As a child, it was strange to me that my mother had a small closet devoted to them. As an adult, most of the women that I have dated have been curators of personal shoe galleries. I have even known a few men who have been bit by the shoe-collecting bug. However, for the first time, I have found a ladies shoe designer whose creations I find artistic and fun. And I fully approve of any woman willing to wear these out in public. Enjoy!

Kobi Levi Design
Kobi Levi Facebook