HERE is a great and honest review of INSTANT EVERYTHING and NO SMOKING ZONE by MJ Marrs.
I just got the "No Smoking" and "Instant
Everything" DVDs. I'm pleased with the purchase. The self-contained set
up using the pack of cigarettes (No Smoking) is a really cool idea and
it makes the effect ultimately practical and it's the version I will
probably end up using; I especially like that the props don't get in the
way of other routines. Nathan provides different versions so as to
allow individuals to choose which one fits them the best.
It seems to me from only one viewing of the DVD that one could use
the No Smoking principle at any time during a performance. In other
words, it is not limited to an opening trick.
The Instant Everything is also a cool idea that is totally
outside-of-the-box thinking. I'm not quite as excited to start working
on using this principle as I am with the No Smoking, but I could
definitely see myself someday down the road employing use of the concept
for a portion of my multiple selection card routine. Once again, the
props used are conducive to being easily carried and stored so they
don't get in the way of other routines; this makes things practical for
folks like me who don't want to spend the time or energy to reorganize
the prop arrangement that I've been using for years.
Best,
MJ
I was one of those people, who DID NOT WANT to use miancdtioes to quit and I used the book the Tao of quitting smoking. I have been smoke free for three years. I have recommended the book to friends and one didn’t follow the book assignments and went back to smoking, but all of those, who followed the book’s instructions have stayed Nicotine Free. The book teaches you how to take back the control and go inward. The book is now common with those into fashion and the model business. I first heard about it from my meditation teacher.The book has a buddhist approach. Sad thing is that it can only be ordered through special order at the bookstores. I met Joe Weaver, at a book signing in Beverly Hills and I have thanked him for helping me and my husband quit. Joe self-published the book. Joe Weaver was working on his RN degree at the time,and stated he didn’t have a lot of time to advertise and do promotions for the book, but he stated in 2008, he will begin to write the 2rd. edition, to the Tao of Quitting smoking. He is the new younger Allen Carr with a more holistic approach. The book is also medical based, so you being a doctor, should have enjoyed reading it. Some parts were too medical for me, but all in all it helped me quit and never go back.
Thanks for posting C!!!
great