A corporate seminar guaranteed to engage, educate and entertain your staff.

The single greatest obstacle stopping most people from achieving their goals is FEAR.

Fear of failure. Fear of embarrassment. Fear of letting their employers and colleagues down. Even the fear of success!

By teaching your people to think like magicians, and lead them to an understanding that miracles are simply a matter of perspective, you can help them to turn fear to their advantage and unlock their full potential.

In his 32 years as a professional magician, Tim Ellis has had to deal with the kind of fears that most people only have to face in their nightmares. He's been buried alive, chained and dropped to the bottom of the Yarra River in a wooden crate, and he regularly swallows razor blades.

In this hands-on, action-packed and entertaining seminar he will teach your staff the secrets and methods that allow the world's greatest magicians to face their fears and achieve the impossible.

Your people will see and DO things they never thought possible.

We'll show them how to not only face their fears, but to embrace them, to learn from them, and to turn them to their own advantage. They learn how to identify and challenge their own personal fears – pushing themselves beyond the limits that they have come to believe are ‘as much as is humanly possible’ You will see your staff physically and mentally move beyond their self-imposed constraints, gaining the freedom and inspiration to go beyond what they ‘thought’ we were capable – and into what they ‘are’ capable of.

In an unbelievable climax, one volunteer will risk life and limb - and face their fears in a challengingly physical form - yet succeed in an escape that few magicians since 'The Great Houdini' have even dared to try.

FACE YOUR FEARS is now available in 30 to 60 minute interactive formats. Please call on (03) 9486 4445 for available dates.

”He sat on a stool curious eyeing a hand razor on the table. Overwhelmed by a boyish curiosity he picked it up, twisted it's handle and slowly brought into view a gleaming double-edged razor. He stared at it, lifted it into the air and then popped it into his mouth and with a big gulp, swallowed it. He did the same with four more of these dangerous pieces of double edged steel, but not before demonstrating their sharpness by slicing sheets of paper with the blade's edges. Then, after ingesting a piece of dental floss, Tim Ellis, "The Wizard of Aus", placed his hand into his mouth and slowly regurgitated the blades, one by one, all tied to the piece of dental floss."

- Seth Cohen, New York.