Message Clients Quicker With iPhone Business ADHD Hack
I’ve been doing this for about 5 years and love to share with friends with small businesses. For personal trainers, mobile hairdressers, hitmen, etc. this is a great technique to communicate quickly and professionally.
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My fantastic friend and comrade in the crazy world of showbusiness; Rosaria Sativa of Swing out and Shimmy dance classes in London. On this podcast, we talk about Italy, health and fitness and her time with awesome Roger Lloyd Pack from Only Fools and Horses.
Why would anyone go to a shopping centre these days when you can buy everything online? Book my magic shows and bring in hundreds of families; buying coffees, staying for lunch, and going to the shops while they are there. If you book me regularly families will come back time and time again. I am known by thousands of families across South London and East Surrey so put me on the posters and on social media.
Ritchie Rosson’s magic shows are brilliant fun for shopping centres and shopping malls in London, Surrey and Kent
The good side of my ADHD is when I go into hyperfocus. And boy did I the last two weeks. I spent about 80 hours editing this 7-minute video of my magic shows and children’s entertainment. It’s great fun performing at schools, birthday parties, and family events.
Had a complaint on WhatsApp today from a children’s birthday party enquiry. From a business perspective, I don’t think it is necessary to justify one’s prices but I thought it interesting to make a rough breakdown.
Sorry if the prices of my party entertainment are too high. But the cost to hire magician and birthday party entertainer Ritchie Rosson (me) includes:
DBS criminal records check
Public liability insurance
£2000 sound system; iPad, remote control system, cables, spares of cables,
£1000 second sound system in case of unlikely breakdown of first.
£10,000 magic tricks and props; for every trick you see me perform I have bought and tried out 100 times more that weren’t up to par.
£££ balloons, and other tricks that use up materials in the routines.
£££ costumes; shirts, hats, trousers, trainers; all to be new(ish) to look fresh and fun
££ website
££ reasonably up to date iPhone so that I can do emails/messages and other party business for clear communication with my lovely clients.
Cost of my car which I only have for my shows. I walk and run most of the other days.
£20 per month for Adobe Premiere Pro so I can edit videos of my magic shows to not just show to my clients what I do but the process makes me a better entertainer by seeing myself on camera; what I do well and what I don’t.
£££ cost of a computer and running it to edit all my sound effects and music.
££ my wages for the hours and hours I spend prepping my magic shows, learning magic tricks, editing music etc. You may think the price is for 1 or 2 hours but it’s hundreds of hours of prep time to bring what you see at a party.
£ It’s my full-time job and I think I deserve a reasonable remuneration for dealing with big groups of wild children as well as parents and missing my weekends for your party.
I’ve probably forgotten lots of other things but all worth it for the brilliant fun we have : )
I had a wonderful time in Dec of 2023 performing at lots of schools. Some of them for 50 children, but my favourite is the biggest shows of two or 300 children. Here’s some fun footage of me at St John’s primary in Kingston.
The Mini ADHD Coach by Alice Gendron. I’ve read a silly number of books about ADHD since suspecting I had it and since diagnosis. I struggle with the dry ones. I need humour to take the edge off this at times dispairing condition and this has it in droves but also super cuteness, straight-to-the-point advice without the waffle and padded-out anecdotes that authors are probably doing to tick the 300-page demand of their publishers.
Coming in a close second is the awesome Faster Than Normal by Peter Shankman. Have to recommend it on Audiobook. He shouts “SQUIRREL!” when he makes an important point to get the attention of the inattentive listener, hi there!