Sign spinning is battle. Not against some rival army, but against gravity, exhaustion, and the fact that people are glued to their damn phones. It’s a war with the wind, a strategy against the sun, a duel between being noticed and being just another background distraction.

Great spinning isn’t about doing more—it’s about controlling what people see and when they see it.

Predictable spinning is forgettable spinning. And forgettable spinning is worthless spinning.

Marketing is often seen as transactional. But sign spinning reminds us it’s also relational. Every spin is a handshake, a wave, a smile—a moment of connection. And that connection builds trust."

One of my favorite books, it really helped find my focus and reminded me you can teach and aspire while still talking shit and getting a laugh..

Tricks look cool and it works, I have been doing this shit over a decade now,
I landed a gig with the local Liberty tax service to hold a sign and wave.
Not knowing the chaos, shenanigans, uos and down it has for me.

But the stories and lessons, they are long over due

I'm gonna trust you on this Gary, I'm a 54 year old signspinner trying to finally find my voice and take a jump and this narrative speaks to me, so I'm saying it now, new app it' just gonna be sharing , stories insight and trying to harvest smiles 😊