By reading the text chapter, the author explains about this famous person, David Blaine performing extraordinary feats with sheer willpower. It's remarkable to read about Blaine' determination and drives to carry out his achievements through devotion. He had long been a believer in the idea, a notion that willpower is a muscle that can be strengthened. He obtained this idea, partly, through the reading derived from the Victorian training of his childhood hero, Houdini, and partly from trial and error. Blaine went through such harsh ordeals just to meet his goals; he shows that we humans have greater potentials to do the impossible by training physically, and mentally with strong desires.

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