Day One by Scott Cram ( Instant Download )

The classic “Day For Any Date” feat has been updated!

Day One is a new approach to appearing as a human calendar. You ask for the year and month of the spectator’s birthday, and instantly create that month’s calendar for them on the back of your business card.

Day One is designed to be simple to learn, as well as quick and impressive to perform.

The role of math and mnemonics has been greatly simplified and minimized, and you don’t need any previous experience with other mnemonic systems. Entire centuries are covered with less than a third of the mnemonics required by other approaches. The only math used is a single subtraction, and even that isn’t always needed.

Even better, the mnemonics have been animated for you with the included videos, and you reinforce these vivid images with help from the included quizzes, which run in any browser. You can even quiz yourself on the go in your mobile device’s browser.

Once learned, the principle is even flexible enough to be adapted to platform and stage venues.

With the bonus feats ebook and quiz app, you can learn how to name the months of a given year which have a Friday the 13th, quickly state what day someone will turn 65, work without the calendar, and more!

If you want a simple, direct, and visual approach for learning the “Day For Any Date” feat, you’ll like Day One.

“I honestly believe the entire concept, approach, and delivery of Day One is brilliant.” – Jim Wilder

“Scott’s instructions are very thorough and the ebook comes with an extremely impressive set of learning tools.” – Michael Daniels, author of Speed Dating

“In my opinion it’s way too cheap! For this extensive work I would have taken at least the double price!” – Nico Reuter, author of Stigma Square (as mentioned in E-Z Square 3)

“Your Day One is a great book and the best (!) plot for the doomsday algorithm.” – Dr. Hans-Christian Solka, author of theEncyclopedia of Weekday Calculation

PLEASE NOTE: This item is a digital download ,Gimmick not included