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This is a really interesting interview (below.) Elton John tells the whole story about how he was rocked by Leon Russell on piano when he was young and then what happened to them both after that… I think you’ll enjoy it. When the interview is over, get yourself a pimp hat and find the courage to wear it in public. It’s a transformative experience. You’ll either learn not to care what other people think and become truly free for the rest of your life, or you’ll fold like a poker player who’s an easy sucker for a bluff and go back to being average. 

Send me a photo of yourself in your pimp hat in a public place where you DO NOT know the people around you. Someplace like the grocery store or the mall. You have to wear your pimp hat all the way from your car to the public place, walk around for at least 10 minutes, then have your photo taken before wearing it all the way back to your car. Then and only then can you take it off. You can define “pimp hat” any way you want, as long as it’s ridiculous. Send the photo to Della@WizardAcademy.org  

I promise you’ll be glad you did. – Indy 

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“For after all, the best thing one can do when it is raining is let it rain.”

- Henry Wadsworth Longfellow (1807-1882), in “The Poet’s Tale” of Tales of a Wayside Inn (1863) but the saying predates Longfellow: “It is best to let it rain, when it will rain” was cited in print in 1810, when Longfellow was 3 years old. Likewise, in 1852, the following appeared in print, “So we had better adopt the cool philosophy of those who, when it rains, consent to let it rain. than to think to change the course of nature by denying her operations.”

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