Mindset Magic: Turning Illusions Into Results

What if the world isn’t holding you back—your beliefs are? 

We sit down with Anders Hansen, CEO of Real Magic, to explore how illusions reveal the shortcuts our minds take and how shifting identity can unlock results that look impossible from the outside. From a floating glass to a domino trick your brain tries to complete, Anders shows that the real sleight of hand happens in our perception—and that’s exactly where transformation begins.

We dig into the five mental illusions that keep ambitious people stuck in hustle, fear, lack, grind, or luck. Anders explains why fascination opens the door for new ideas to land, how agreement cements them, and why shock is a costly teacher. The conversation moves from theory to practice as we break down A, B, and C goals—and why C goals, the ones you truly want, carry an energetic pull that makes 10x simpler than 2x. Along the way, Anders shares his own reinvention from burnout to breakthrough, the role of mentorship, and the power of choosing identity before outcomes.

If you’ve ever obsessed over price instead of results, or traded time for money while ignoring the leverage of ideas, this one will reset your compass. We talk self-image as the performance ceiling, the ego’s trap of waiting for the world to change, and the soul’s path of feeling first so reality can follow. You’ll leave with a practical lens to rewire reality: upgrade beliefs, set imagination-led targets, and build daily proof that matches who you decide to be.

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Chapters

• 0:00 Host Intro And Guest Setup
• 1:23 Real Magic: Mission And Method
• 3:43 Illusions As A Mindset Framework
• 6:58 Fascination Over Shock: Teaching Tools
• 10:08 The Domino Illusion And Pattern Bias
• 13:28 Five Mental Illusions And Results
• 16:28 Defining Quantum Leaps In Business
• 20:23 Goal Types: A, B, And C
• 24:34 Personal Turnaround And Mentorship
• 28:14 Choosing America And Reinvention

Transcript

SPEAKER_01: 0:18

The ego says when the physical world outside changes, I'll feel better. And the soul says when you feel better, the outside will change.

SPEAKER_02: 0:28

From real estate to the market as a whole, which then sometimes will affect the thing. Right. You know the real life. We all learn in this movement. If you think about it, Wayne Dyer might not attract everybody and everything in between.

SPEAKER_01: 0:42

The mission was really to help people just to reach their full potential.

SPEAKER_00: 0:46

The Brad Wiseman show. And now your host, Brad Wiseman.

SPEAKER_02: 0:51

All right. Welcome to the show. Every Thursday at 7 p.m. Hugo, we are just getting it done. Yeah, I'll tell you what. But no, I I gotta tell you, we have some amazing guests coming up. We have amazing guests today. We've had amazing guests in the past. Today is a guy that just caught my attention. Why? Because he uses magic when he does his keynote speaking. He does mat he uses magic illusions to get his point across uh about uh about his message. Wow, that sounds magical. It is magical. It's really magical. So I'm really excited to bring him in. He was he's from Denmark, lives in Florida now, and uh I just I I want to get him on the show because he was really it really intrigued me. So uh his name is Anders Hansen, and he's gonna join us right now. So Anders, are you there? I am. Thank you, Mr. Brad, and Hugo for having me on. I really appreciate it. Well, you are so welcome, and we're really excited to have you on. Yeah, that was what caught my eye. I mean, you you do magic. Very true, very true. Real magic, like I used, like I uh like to call it now. Real magic. What's what's real Real Magic is the name of your company. It's called you're the CEO of Real Magic LLC. Tell us about your company.

SPEAKER_01: 2:07

Yeah, so we help people transform their lives by rewiring the way they think. And that's what my mission is about. I help conscious entrepreneurs transform how they lead and grow without that hustle and hype like many people end up with when they try and transform. And I do that using my framework called Um From Illusion to Integration, right? Because we all live with all these mental illusions that's sort of blocking us from that next level in our life and in our businesses. And we've helped now 10,000 clients. I've worked with Bob Proctor, who was one of the best in the world. We co-created a program together since then last seven years, generated over 12 million dollars, and now lead a team of people that are committed to transforming millions of people's lives.

SPEAKER_02: 2:50

That's incredible. Yeah, you make it sound like that's all you do. You just do that casually. That's it. That's amazing. I mean, that's incredible. It really is. I mean, you're changing a lot of lives. And I like, I do like the twist of the illusion. You know, we talk about negative self-talk, we talk about things like that, we talk about mindset. And you know, I never heard anybody bring it to use the word illusion uh as the word, but it really is. If we're we're believing our own illusions in our head, that that is like uh bad self-talk, and and we have limiting beliefs from doing that, you know, certain things like that. So this is really intriguing to me. It's really intriguing. So let's get let's dig more into it. So you basically, when you're doing your talks or when you're on stage, you're actually you're bringing in illusions with you to kind of to kind of bring the point across of what's going on. You did this one I saw on Instagram with this bottle of water that you're pouring into a glass, and it appears that the glass is floating and there's still water coming into the glass. It's kind of messed up.

SPEAKER_01: 3:55

Yeah, yeah, that's one example. You know, there's many, but illusions, we are all subjected to them. I speak from experience as a professional. I'd like to say now recovering illusionists. And I used to do it for 20 years, but I realized how much we trick ourselves and how most people are stuck in mental patterns that absolutely do not serve them. And so I've seen what happens when we are challenging those conceptions of reality. And that's what illusions do. They're a very effective framework to help rewire our thinking. And so when we tie that with a very solid tool or a message, it makes the message stick. And that's what I think Bob Proctor saw when he and I teamed up back in 2018. And, you know, he said, honors utilizing illusions, there's really only three ways to integrate new ideas in the human mind. It's through fascination, agreement, or shock. So we rule out shock, and then there's fascination and agreement left. So the magic fascinates the mind and opens the mind up to a new way of thinking. And at the same token, when we make agreements with new concepts, new ideas, new tools, it makes the message stick. And so, as an example, Brad, uh, I brought a multidimensional domino break. I don't know if you can see it here.

SPEAKER_02: 5:11

Oh, yeah. Yes.

SPEAKER_01: 5:12

On this side, you guys see one dot, right? Right here you see uh four, here you see three, and here you see six. Okay, that's enough. And then you but and then you realize what the heck happened. You know, your mind played a trick on you. Your mind actually created an illusion around something that wasn't real. Let's do it again. One dot, four dots, three dots, six dots. You might start to catch on here. So you've seen domino bricks before, and your mind finished the pattern. On this side, you saw three dots in the end because you finished the pattern mentally. Your mind did saw either one dot or it saw three dots. It's never seen this pattern. So you didn't see that with your eyes. You saw it with you saw it with cells of recognition in your brain that created the illusion. So the illusion wasn't created in my hands, it was created in your own mind. Same on this side here. So we have, you know, six dots, or we have four dots. We've never seen this pattern, so therefore we didn't see it. And so the mind, we have this need to finish the story. That's why we like happy endings in movies. There has to be the circle has to be closed. We have to finish the story. And so here's the here's the thing with the human mind, we finish stories that might not even be true based on our belief system, and that's what we're trying to override. So if I've done this correctly, I've challenged a few assumptions. You'll now see three dots on this side, and uh you'll see about eight dots on that side.

SPEAKER_02: 6:35

Okay, now now you're messing with us. Yeah, I am a little bit, and that's where the that's where the actual loot the magic comes into play. Yeah, the sleight of hand. Exactly. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

SPEAKER_01: 6:46

But it illustrates the point. So we're creating these associations about our reality. And so whether it's growth in the business, it's more freedom, better health, there's so much we can do. And I see that there's a pattern in the 10,000 clients we work with. They fall into either one of the five mental illusions that most people live with. And when we work with those and override them, it leads to a 10x quantum lead in business results. It leads to a happy and healthy relationship or healthy body again, maybe after years of having physical ailments, because the body is just an expression of the mind. So the more we work with the mind, the better expressed our results on the physical plane.

SPEAKER_02: 7:23

Yeah, it's incredible. That that was a that's a really good example. If you're listening to this, uh, you know, go home. Uh, obviously, don't do it in your car while you're driving. That's a very not that's not a good thing to do. Uh, but if you're listening to this, uh go home and watch the actual video on YouTube. Uh, we're there at the Brad Wiseman show, um, and it's easy to see there. But yeah, so you have down here, you've been helping, you have on your website, you're helping achievers create quantum leap breakthroughs. You know, I hear that word quantum leap a lot. What exactly does that mean for achievers? Like, what does that define that?

SPEAKER_01: 7:55

Exactly. So, so when we look at the word quantum leap, it it is the process that a particle undertakes when it seemingly, without effort, jumps from one location to another location, far away. It's it's in the quantum world of quantum physics. Yeah, now we can undertake the same kind of growth if we start thinking about our goals in the right way. And so Bob Proctor challenged me the first time we met. He said, How do you create an illusion adders? And I told him, I go as far as I can in my mind, I build an image of something that I right now consider to be impossible, and then I work backwards. And he goes, That's the recipe I've used to help millions of people create quantum leaps. So, quantum leaps is something that it defies logic, it makes no sense to the logical mind, but that is what creates significant results. As an example, we had a client that was doing about 100k a year. A year and a half later, she's doing a million and two a month. That's a quantum leap. She literally 10x her income or revenue and business and also uh her income in in a year and a half. That those results are what most people dream of over an entire span of their career. And so that's a quantum leap. And and we we all have that. I mean, we're infinite potential in human form. So we all have that potential within us. We just need to understand our mind better.

SPEAKER_02: 9:14

Yeah, it's thinking outside the box and just because what and these are simple terms, what got us to where we are now is not gonna what is not gonna be what gets us to the next step. And I think that's a lot of times people think that being the same person, the same the the way you do things now, being the same person is gonna get you to that really, really high-end goal. And it's just not because that's what got you here, but that's not gonna get you there. A hundred percent.

SPEAKER_01: 9:39

That's so true.

SPEAKER_02: 9:40

Yeah, it's amazing. And also, you it's when we were talking about uh SpaceX, just to bring that into into this this uh a little bit. We talked about that before we were started recording. You know, the one that blew my mind that was a quantum leap in my mind was the first time I saw a rocket land. Yeah, yeah. Do you do you know what I mean? That blew my mind. That to me was just impossible. And now there's a thing that actually catches it, which even blows my mind even more. So, you know, that just shows you somebody thinking way outside the box because I don't think anybody thought that was possible.

SPEAKER_01: 10:12

100%. I watched the same clip probably a hundred times. I was so fascinated by it. But I but I came to the same conclusion that I often do. Us human beings are equipped with the same amount of potential. You can go to theology or science. Both sources tell us we have infinite potential. So Elon Musk and you and I have the same, we have the same potential. Yeah, we have the same mental tools, we have the same latent potential, but uh he is just one that is really allowing himself to think backwards from an impossible goal. And look at you reference SpaceX, NASA, you know, for years and years, their process was strategy and thinking and calculation. Elon's approach is let's just try it, you know, blow it up and try again and learn as much as like iterations, right? Iterations. Yeah, and and I and that's that's what it is. But but anyone can sit down and create a quantum leap in their life and in their business, but we have to let go of the belief system in the goal setting process. So there's three kinds of goals, Brad. There's A goals, B goals, and C goals. A goals is what we know how to do. That's last year's performance. There's no growth, there's no inspiration. B goals, what we think we can do. Most business owners go for the 10 egg, like the 10% incremental growth. 10, 15, that's that's good enough. You know, it's the slow progression. There's very little inspiration either. And we uh bring out the calculator and we start to look at if this and this falls into place, then we can't. No inspiration. A C goal is what we really want, and now you have to activate the mental faculty called imagination. So we have six mental tools, one of them is imagination, and and a real quantum leap goal starts with the imagination. And the crazy part about it, and I've seen that over and over, 10x is easier than 2x, which is also name. Absolutely.

SPEAKER_02: 11:58

I I I read the book, it's unbelievable. And you're right, you're right about it.

SPEAKER_01: 12:03

Because it comes with a different charge of energy, it comes with a different want, like a burning energy, like of this is what I really want. It's not what I need, not what I think I can do, what I really want. That's what Bob Proctor asked me. You know, I was buried in debt, I was sick, I had a blood test that told me I was really sick, nothing worked, an eviction notice on the door, and the alternative was a was a you know cardboard box on the street. And I went from$40,000 a year, which is the most I'd ever earned, to$750,000 in 11 months. And I I had no idea what I had done. I just followed good direction all of a sudden. I had a good mentor and I you did what he told me, but I allowed myself to think what I really wanted for the first time in my life. And that's cool. You know, and but that's what it's about. It's it's about allowing ourselves to think freely, and most people unfortunately don't.

SPEAKER_02: 12:50

Yeah, what were you doing? So, how did you get to the situation that you were in, that but that bottom area?

SPEAKER_01: 12:56

You know, who were you then that got you there? Great question. So I immigrated here to the US in 2006. I arrived with nothing but two suitcases and a deck of cards. I started performing magic for tips in local restaurants, got my work visa established really quickly because I knew that was essential, and that transformed into a longer-term contract with uh cruise ships and TV shows. So I started building my career in magic. Now that took me to a point where I was running with the illusion that most entrepreneurs do time is money. That is probably the most expensive lie we inherited, right? But I ran faster, worked harder with the wrong idea that that was going to lead to better results. And so after eight, nine years of traveling eight times a week on average, flying eight times on average a week, I was burned out with adrenal fatigue. I crashed completely. And my partner and I at the time lived in Las Vegas. We had moved out there. Um, and I was sitting in this little one-bedroom apartment and rent was due, no income, and I felt really hopeless. Like I thought I had built something up that I really wanted, but in the middle of it, it wasn't really that, anyways. Like magic was a dream of mine for many years. When I was in the middle of it, it felt hollow. Just getting the audience to ask themselves, how did he do the trick? Because at the end of the day, I didn't care if they found out. All I asked about was what did they take away from the experience? And I had studied my mind, personal development. Somebody gave me the book, The Power of Your Subconscious Mind. In fact, it's right here, it's falling apart now. But you know, I studied that for since 2006, and that was the first book. And I got into that, and then I realized, you know, there's more to my mind than I give myself credit for, got myself back on track, ask myself what I really wanted. And what I really wanted was to work with the best in the world in personal development. That's what made the turning point. Wow. All of my friends said, just get a job, you know, just do this, just do that. But I'm no, I know there's an eviction notice, I know my blood test says I'm sick, but this is what I really want. So most people try and get away from something they don't want. I want to get away from the diagnosis, away from the debt, away from, but it's about what are we running towards? Because our subjective mind is 100% deductive. So I get more of what I don't want if I don't focus on what I want.

SPEAKER_02: 15:05

Absolutely. Yeah, that's oh, that's amazing. So you come from so and and from Denmark, how did you get here from Denmark to here? Like what brought you to the States?

SPEAKER_01: 15:14

I was, I had become a version of myself I absolutely didn't like. I was not a very happy guy when I was young. I was conflicted with my personality. I I didn't understand myself. I was confused. I wasn't the friend I knew I could be. I just was at a very desperate point in my life. And I asked myself, you know, I was always, I always loved everything about the United States. Like even today, just talking about it make me choke up, you know, and think about that. Sitting in my little one bedroom in Denmark dreaming about a life here. And then I was like, you know what? I'm gonna buy a plane ticket, I'm gonna give it everything I've got. I sell everything. What I can't sell, I'm gonna give away. Jumped on a plane and went all in on that idea. And um, it was a desperate attempt to reinvent myself. And in the process, my dad died, my friends left, I was stuck, sold a business, burdened debt. You know, it wasn't a nice place to be. But but I made the decision.

SPEAKER_02: 16:04

Well, you turned out pretty damn good.

unknown: 16:06

Thank you.

SPEAKER_01: 16:07

Thank you.

SPEAKER_02: 16:08

That's amazing. And I also want to say to the audience, do you hear what he said? How much he loved being in the United States? I think sometimes as Americans, we take it for granted what we have here. I know Hugo and I have talked about this a couple of times, that we don't realize what we have. We don't realize the opportunities we have. And yes, we have political stuff that goes on here and there, whatever. It's always controversy there. But at the end of the day, the American people are what makes up the country. And the American people are resilient. And and, you know, I think we still have one of the best things going on, you know. So um, so so be thankful that we're here, right? Be thankful that we're gonna be able to do that. Oh my gosh.

SPEAKER_01: 16:43

I'll just have to say, you know, I think many Americans don't understand what they have. Yeah, I mean, they should go and move to another part of the world, yeah. And I guarantee you the perspective they would get would they would appreciate where they came from so much more.

SPEAKER_02: 16:59

Yeah, that's I agree with that, and I appreciate you saying that because I think it's very true. So let's move on. Boy, we're just some heavy topics here, huh? Yeah, we're getting in deep. This is good. So um there was another thing that you had on here that I really, really enjoyed. You were answering a question from somebody on on a on a reel or whatever, and it was the definition of success. And I really liked your definition. I liked what you said. It was a very, like I said to you before we went and started recording, it was a very humble definition of success. You know, it wasn't about money, it wasn't about being a star. It was just a very humble definition. So if you don't mind sharing your definition of success, I'd really appreciate that.

SPEAKER_01: 17:37

It actually came from Bob Proctor's mentor, Earl Nightingale, who started the self-help industry back in the 60s. And when I heard it from Bob the first time, I resonated with it the same way you resonated with it. I thought it was the best definition I've ever heard. He said, success is the progressive realization of a worthy ideal. So that means a person who gets up every day and pursues what they believe to be worthy of them is a successful person. So a student that gets up and improves their grades in school every day is a successful student by that definition. A business owner that keeps creating better results for their employees and their stockholders is a successful business owner, you know, per that definition. So I like that because it it does not attach us to the outcome, it makes us fall in love with the process. And I think that's what it's about.

SPEAKER_02: 18:27

Yeah. You know, Wayne Dyer said, uh, you know, don't be attached. You're not supposed to be ever be attached to the fruits of your labor. It's you're supposed to do it to be for serving, not for the reward that you get.

SPEAKER_01: 18:37

Where he we talked about perception and uh Bob and I, and he said, Yeah, because he was a good friend of Bob's. And Bob said, Wayne always said, when you change the way you look at something, the thing you look at changes.

SPEAKER_02: 18:46

Yeah, we use that in K Keller Williams. That's one of the things we we use as one of our statements for our realtors is when you change the way you look at things, the things you look at will change. I love it. Yeah, and it's just great, it's just great. And it never that never changes. No matter what year it is, no matter what happens, it could be a thousand years from now or you know, a thousand years before us, those kind of things never change. It's always those things are fact, and that's the way it is. So it I think that's it's very cool. So let's uh the other one I there was another quote that that you had uh here was rich people pay with their ideas, poor people pay with their money. I really that was really cool, really profound. It it hit me, and I'm like, you know, it made sense that you know, as entrepreneurs or or people that are more well, they pay, they they it's their ideas that get them there, not not the money. They it or their you know, their it's our ideas, period. 100%.

SPEAKER_01: 19:37

And what I find too is you know, successful people hyperfocus on the outcome and ignore price. And people that that don't succeed very much in their life, they hyper focus on price and ignore the outcome. And so the reason why people do that is we have been conditioned to pay with our our money. We've been conditioned to pay with our time that has rendered us and a certain amount of money because we put a big equal mark between time and money. And it isn't, it's a lie, it's an illusion. I had a good mentor of mine one point, he said, Andres, it costs me the same whether I fly on a private jet or I buy a bottle of water. I pay with my ideas. Yeah, right. And so it's it's interesting. And it is true as an entrepreneur, we are paying with valuable ideas in the marketplace. Whereas as people that are stuck in the time and money trap, they pay with a hard-earned money that they earned by selling all their time.

SPEAKER_02: 21:02

Yeah. Yeah, so true. So true. And and that's what when that that just hit me, because it's it's so it's if you look at entrepreneurism or business or anybody that that's moving forward, it's it's the ideas that that really are what it is. But it's also following the ideas and having the trust in yourself that those ideas can be realized. You know, that's that, and that's where you got to have that motivation, that trust, that that self-worth and and all those things too.

SPEAKER_01: 21:25

Absolutely. Yeah, self-image plays a huge role. And that is a cornerstone in in everything we do because I find a lot of people skip that step. They know what to do, they have the information, but their identity at the root on a cellular level has not been changed. And and that was actually seen as the biggest breakthroughs, uh breakthrough in the 60s, the biggest psychological breakthrough in the 60s when Maxwell Malls uh came up with it. And and he realized he was a plastic surgeon, and he realized sometimes when he worked in people, there was a huge psychological shift that took place. And so sometimes it didn't. And it made him partially that we have two images. We have one image that we project to the world around us, and then we have the subjective self-image that is locked up in ourselves, our of our being, that is made up by our successes, failures, triumphs, successes, and everything else in between. And so we can't outperform it. And I see a lot of people trying, they work hard, run fast like I did, but nothing really changed. But when they changed what they believed they were worth on a cellular level, everything shifted and it happened quickly. And that is real magic, seriously.

SPEAKER_02: 22:28

Well, when you talk about those people that are addicted to getting um facial surgery done, they think, oh, the next nose job, that's that's gonna be that's what's gonna make me happy. That's what's gonna make me feel confident about myself. And it it doesn't, because that they don't realize it's not a physical thing, it's it's something that's that's inside that they need to change.

SPEAKER_01: 22:47

The ego says when the physical world outside changes, I'll feel better. And the soul says, when you feel better, the outside will change. And so, yeah, and I think most people just don't understand.

SPEAKER_02: 22:58

Can you say that again? Say that again, what you just said.

SPEAKER_01: 23:01

Yeah, so so the ego will say, you know, when I earn more money, I'll feel rich, or when I get a new nose, I'll feel pretty. Or something external changes, I will feel a certain way. That's the ego. The soul will say, when I feel a certain way, something else will change. When I feel rich, the money will follow. When I feel pretty and happy, everything will fall into place. And so there's a big difference there. Most people look to the external, and I think it happens, Brad, because we just don't understand ourselves. We're a tri-human being. We live on three planes. We're a spiritual being, we live in a body, and we're gifted with an intellect. When I understand how to shift all three sides of that persona, the physical will express something very different.

SPEAKER_02: 23:39

Yeah, interesting. Well, and it's it's Wayne Dyer always says we're we're a uh we're a spiritual being having human a human experience. Yeah right. That's another one that he always used to say, which I thought was awesome. And it really puts things in perspective. Where, you know, that's where we are. So, yeah, let's let's a couple more things that I had on here, and then we'll wrap it up. Uh, and then anything that you wanted to add to, if there's anything that you want to tell us about how we get in touch with you and all those things, we'll go through that then. This was interesting. It said in LinkedIn you had rewire reality and unlock quantum leap results. What I was saying, what does that mean to you? When you say rewire reality and unlock quantum leap results, what does that mean?

SPEAKER_01: 24:15

Yeah, so we have to rewire the way we see ourselves and what we're able to achieve. Because reality, the external reality is just a mirror of what's going on inside. So, like we talked about before, when I change the way I see me, the external world will start to seem very different. Us entrepreneurs, people in general, don't we we're not missing anything. We're already whole. We just need to learn to see ourselves in a different light. Like you said, we're spiritual beings having a human experience, we're infinite potential in human form. So when I start shifting the way I see myself, not as the thing coming back to me from the mirror, but an infinite human being, uh, an infinite spiritual soul living in a in a human form right now, then we can start looking at what I really want. And the spiritual side of us just is always for full expansion and fuller expression, always for better, higher, richer, healthier, never for disintegration. And we have to lean into that. It's that impulse that keeps wanting more, and it's a healthy sign. Yeah, definitely. Definitely.

SPEAKER_02: 25:17

So, how do how does one um get in touch with you? And you know, it is it going to see you uh at a like uh keynote speaking? I mean, do you do you have other other things that you can do from online? Can they contact you? How does that work?

SPEAKER_01: 25:30

Absolutely. So instead of just providing a website, I'd like to offer some really great free value upfront. So what I see big the biggest struggle is for most people is they don't understand which of the five biggest mental illusions are holding them back. So the first thing I'm gonna give is a self-assessment that anyone can take that will help them understand what is the predominant mental illusion holding them back. It could be one out of five hustle, lock, fear, lack, lack, grind, having to work hard. But it's interesting to know where you fall because then you know what to what you need to change to um to get better results. And then on the tail end of that, we're gonna provide a framework that helps a person prime their mind and their central nervous system to be in alignment with their goal. It comes complete with one of the modules from one of our programs, actually, the program that Bob Proctor and I did, that will help a person understand the relationship between the mind and the body as it comes to res as it comes to results. So with that, you'll start understanding the real reason why we haven't hit that next level yet and what to do about it. And so all you have to do, I call it it my real magic reset kit. And all you have to do is find me on Instagram or Facebook at real anders hansen. Um it's R-E-A-L and my name in one word, Anders A-N-D-E-R-S-H-A-N-S-E-N. And all you have to do is type in the word, actually, Brad Weisman, and my team set it up that way, and then we'll send that uh content.

SPEAKER_02: 27:00

And we'll have that out everywhere too. When this is obviously what when you're watching this, you're gonna have have all that information on uh on our social media and everything too. And you know what's funny too? There's a couple Anders Hansons out there, just so you know.

SPEAKER_01: 27:13

Yeah, there's a bulk player from my hometown. Exactly.

SPEAKER_02: 27:16

Oh, from Denmark or from Florida? From Denmark, yeah, the blonde, the blonde-haired guy. Is that was that who it was? There was there was like three Anders Hansen. And what's funny, for a little bit when I first looked at like I'm looking at your thing, and then all of a sudden I looked up online. I'm like, wait, this isn't the guy that I got the information on. And I was like, I was like, okay, a different guy, different guy. He's a golfer, a really good golfer.

SPEAKER_01: 27:37

There's a golfer and a brain.

SPEAKER_02: 27:39

Yes, there's also a brain guy, yes, exactly. But I was like, because is that a popular name then in Denmark?

SPEAKER_01: 27:45

It's very common danger.

SPEAKER_02: 27:47

Is it okay?

SPEAKER_01: 27:47

Yeah, it's like John Smith here.

SPEAKER_02: 27:49

That's what I kind of figured. That's what I kind of figured. Oh my god, that's funny. So, yeah, so if if there's anything else that you want to share, I mean, while as we wrap this up, let me know. But we really appreciate you being here. I love your content. I love the way you get your message across. It's very unique. I love the illusion part of it. And uh, we hope to hopefully uh have you back again sometime. We can talk even more. Yeah, is there anything else you want to share?

SPEAKER_01: 28:14

I'd love to be back sometime, Brad, and dive a little deeper into the things we've talked about. I'd like to leave the listener with the idea that it's not who we are that holds us back, it's the illusions of who we think we're not.

SPEAKER_02: 28:26

Oh, good stuff. That's so true. That's so good. Love it. Absolutely. That's amazing. Thanks for being here today. I appreciate it. We'll see you again, and um, thanks a lot.

SPEAKER_01: 28:36

I appreciate you and Hugo. Thank you guys for the great work you do. Oh, thank you.

SPEAKER_02: 28:40

All right, Anders Hansen, make sure you get the right one. It's not the golfer, it's not the guy that's like a brain surgeon or something like that. This is the guy, it's the CEO of Real Magic LLC. You have to look him up. He's on Instagram, he's on um everywhere. Just go up and look at his website, and uh lots of information. Real Magic Live Experience is so cool, you gotta check it out. All righty, that's about it. We'll see you next Thursday at 7 p.m. We appreciate you watching the show every single week. Thank you.