I'm sure most people have seen some form of magic before. There have been enough famous magicians to give the trade world wide exposure. Houdini amazed audiences with his escape tactics. David Copperfield made the Statue of Liberty disappear. Then there is David Blaine, who stunned audiences with his exceptional skill of street magic. He has capitalized on the best form of magic because it involves the audience and makes it a social situation. This response can work for anybody.

If you are willing to spend some time mastering a few tricks, you can become the center of attention and never have trouble meeting new people. The real trick to magic is finding something that you are capable of. Some tricks involve sleight of hand where you can make ball move from one hand to the other.

Popular tricks involve math where you use numbers and letters to spell a word you have predicted. The best part about street magic is there are so many tricks you are bound to find one that you can master. Then simply carry the tools you need for the trick with you. Carrying a pen or a deck of cards is easy, well much easier than mustering up the courage to use a pick up line anyways. It's amazingly easy to use this to your advantage and meet new people.