Using rubber bands to demonstrate principles of quantum physics and ancient wisdom... well, it's at least a little bit of fun... from 25 News Today earlier this morning with Garry and Gina.
Thursday, June 15, 2017
Friday, June 2, 2017
Inspire Me Today!
I'm excited to share some news with you. Tomorrow, Saturday, Jun 3, 2017, I will be the featured Inspirational Luminary on InspireMeToday.com,
sharing my wisdom with the world, in the form of my article, "The Power
of Magical Moments". This is the second time I've been featured as the
"Luminary" of the day on Inspire Me Today.
Inspire Me Today features the inspiration of a new Luminary every day. Past contributors have included such notable names as Sir Richard Branson, Guy Laliberte, Seth Godin, Neale Donald Walsch, Marci Shimoff, and many others. I'm so honored to be in such esteemed company!
Please visit the site on Jun 3, 2017 and help me inspire the world. If my traffic and comments break any records, InspireMeToday.com will share my content with millions of additional people too! I hope you'll check it out, leave a comment and share it with your friends.
Inspire Me Today features the inspiration of a new Luminary every day. Past contributors have included such notable names as Sir Richard Branson, Guy Laliberte, Seth Godin, Neale Donald Walsch, Marci Shimoff, and many others. I'm so honored to be in such esteemed company!
Please visit the site on Jun 3, 2017 and help me inspire the world. If my traffic and comments break any records, InspireMeToday.com will share my content with millions of additional people too! I hope you'll check it out, leave a comment and share it with your friends.
Thursday, May 18, 2017
Can You Imagine...?
From early (yes, REALLY early!) this morning, this month's foray onto the airways. In this installment, Garry, Gina, and I create some magic using only our imaginations.
Thursday, April 20, 2017
Our Magical Intuition
I had a strong intuition that I would be on TV earlier this morning--and you know what--I WAS! Exploring the power of intuition with Garry and Nick on 25 News Today.
Also note that I'll be appearing at Dickson Mounds Museum in Lewistown this Saturday, April 22, which is Earth Day. (If I'm feeling ambitious, I may include some content on environmental topics.)
Also note that I'll be appearing at Dickson Mounds Museum in Lewistown this Saturday, April 22, which is Earth Day. (If I'm feeling ambitious, I may include some content on environmental topics.)
Thursday, March 16, 2017
The Magic of Our Potential
Earlier this morning, I had some fun on 25 News Today with Garry and Gina, and a demonstration of our untapped magical potential. Here it is... enjoy!
Thursday, February 16, 2017
Story of Inspiration on TV
Here I am, from earlier this morning on WEEK-TV's, 25 News Today with Garry and Gina, telling a story of inspiration from my childhood. Enjoy!
Tuesday, February 14, 2017
Meeting Riddick
This past weekend, I worked a trade show in St. Louis, performing close up magic at a booth sponsored by Chevron, and got to work with former World Heavyweight Boxing Champion, Riddick Bowe, who was the celebrity attraction at the booth. He's a REALLY big guy, (when I shook hands with him, his hand totally engulfed mine!), but also a really down-to-earth, charmer too. It was a pleasure meeting him and a lot of fun watching him interact with the attendees at the show. A big "Thank you!" to Chevron and to my new pals, James and Lyle, at Arcane Logistics who set it all up.Thursday, January 19, 2017
Money Magic on TV-25
Here's my latest appearance, from earlier this morning, on WEEK-TV's 25 News Today, with Gina Morss and Nick Jansen.
Thursday, December 22, 2016
Christmas Magic on TV
We had to be gone unexpectedly last week due to a death in the family, so I missed my normal 3rd Thursday spot on 25 News Today on WEEK-TV, but they were kind enough to reschedule for this morning. Here's my little touch of Christmas magic!
Thursday, November 17, 2016
Tragedy and Gratitude
(From my MitchInspires.com blog.)
Yesterday evening around 5:45 PM, we heard a loud boom, and the house shook as though something large had hit it. As many of you will have heard, it was actually a huge gas-line explosion just off the downtown square here in Canton, which is just over a half mile from where we live. One Ameren worker, who’d been working on the gas-line at the time, was killed, and several other people injured, including Dr. Tom Eiselt, a colleague from my Rotary Club here in Canton.
Tragedies such as these remind us of what’s truly important. Coincidentally, as I’d been preparing for my monthly television segment on WEEK-TV in Peoria, I’d been thinking that having just come through this contentious election season, and since Thanksgiving is only a week away, how really important it is for us to shift our focus away from everything we think is wrong in our lives, and instead put our attention on everything that is right. And that’s what Thanksgiving is about—celebrating our blessings of abundance.
While it’s certainly much more challenging during times of crisis and loss, this shift in focus—from dissatisfaction to gratitude—is nonetheless really important, because as creative human beings, whatever we focus on intently, we tend to increase and replicate. Even within the context of last night’s disaster, we can be grateful that there weren’t more injuries or loss of life, as there so easily could have been.
Choosing gratitude allows us to weather the storm of adversity with more grace and acceptance. Perhaps just as importantly, with an attitude of gratitude our subconscious mind goes to work to create more of the same, and our experience of abundance is replicated.
And of course we’re not just talking about material abundance… Abundance can take many different forms. In our country, we have an abundance of freedoms and opportunities that many people don’t have. We can also appreciate the abundance of relationships, our friends and families, our health, our safety and security, and even our ability to help others in situations of need. And whatever we focus on tends to expand.
In fact, when we join together in this experience of shared appreciation and gratitude, our imagination becomes enflamed with possibility, and truly magical things can often take place. We experience our blessings expanding until our cups runneth over. We find ourselves acting on this vision of abundance, potently charged emotionally by the feelings of gratitude, and we move unerringly towards its further manifestation.
My prayers go out to all those who suffered loss in this crisis, and I also want express my deep and abiding gratitude to all my friends, family, clients, and my many other connections for enriching my life in so many ways. May you all have a safe and blessed Thanksgiving.
Yesterday evening around 5:45 PM, we heard a loud boom, and the house shook as though something large had hit it. As many of you will have heard, it was actually a huge gas-line explosion just off the downtown square here in Canton, which is just over a half mile from where we live. One Ameren worker, who’d been working on the gas-line at the time, was killed, and several other people injured, including Dr. Tom Eiselt, a colleague from my Rotary Club here in Canton.
Tragedies such as these remind us of what’s truly important. Coincidentally, as I’d been preparing for my monthly television segment on WEEK-TV in Peoria, I’d been thinking that having just come through this contentious election season, and since Thanksgiving is only a week away, how really important it is for us to shift our focus away from everything we think is wrong in our lives, and instead put our attention on everything that is right. And that’s what Thanksgiving is about—celebrating our blessings of abundance.
While it’s certainly much more challenging during times of crisis and loss, this shift in focus—from dissatisfaction to gratitude—is nonetheless really important, because as creative human beings, whatever we focus on intently, we tend to increase and replicate. Even within the context of last night’s disaster, we can be grateful that there weren’t more injuries or loss of life, as there so easily could have been.
Choosing gratitude allows us to weather the storm of adversity with more grace and acceptance. Perhaps just as importantly, with an attitude of gratitude our subconscious mind goes to work to create more of the same, and our experience of abundance is replicated.
And of course we’re not just talking about material abundance… Abundance can take many different forms. In our country, we have an abundance of freedoms and opportunities that many people don’t have. We can also appreciate the abundance of relationships, our friends and families, our health, our safety and security, and even our ability to help others in situations of need. And whatever we focus on tends to expand.
In fact, when we join together in this experience of shared appreciation and gratitude, our imagination becomes enflamed with possibility, and truly magical things can often take place. We experience our blessings expanding until our cups runneth over. We find ourselves acting on this vision of abundance, potently charged emotionally by the feelings of gratitude, and we move unerringly towards its further manifestation.
My prayers go out to all those who suffered loss in this crisis, and I also want express my deep and abiding gratitude to all my friends, family, clients, and my many other connections for enriching my life in so many ways. May you all have a safe and blessed Thanksgiving.
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