The Magic of Possibility with Michael Grandinetti
In this episode of the podcast, illusionist and magician Michael Grandinetti talks about bringing a larger than life vision to your work, the power of not knowing what you can’t do and the magic of possibility. HIGHLIGHTS: The p
In this episode of the podcast, illusionist and magician Michael Grandinetti talks about bringing a larger than life vision to your work, the power of not knowing what you can’t do and the magic of possibility.
HIGHLIGHTS:
- The power of not knowing what you can’t do
- Navigating a career that has no map
- The values that comes from paying your dues
- Learning to adjusting to feedback you receive from your audience
- The power of infusing stories into the work that we do
- Why there are no barriers that are truly insurmountable
- Shifting our internal dialogue to one of possibility
- Why we never know how close to are to what we want
- Bringing a larger than life vision to your work
- The fun of not knowing how the magic works
With performances on national and international television, in stadiums, arenas, casinos, and theaters around the country, with symphony orchestras, for NFL halftime shows and major sporting events, in large-scale parades, for Fortune 500 companies, and at The White House, Michael Grandinetti has made a name for himself around the world as a talented entertainer with a unique style, a compelling creative vision, and an engaging personality.
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