You begin by making a prediction. You can write it down in front of the audience, have it on a prerecorded video, a social media post, or mail it to the host of the show in advance. It does not matter since you have full control of the outcome. 

You then display a specially designed plastic board with a large grid filled with apparently random numbers. 

A spectator names any of the numbers (free choice). It is circled and some of the numbers around it are erased. A second and third spectator each call out numbers (free choice) and they too are circled and the numbers around them erased. One un-circled number is now left on the board, and it becomes your free selection.

You add up the four freely selected numbers. The total arrived matches your prediction.

Total Destiny can be repeated with an unlimited number of totals. You can even customize the prediction to match just about any total. The effect is self-working, learned in minutes, suitable for close-up, stand-up and stage, you will love performing this routine.

The method employed is based on the previous work of Walter Gibson, Maurice Kraitchik, Mel Stover, and Max Maven.

Comes complete with the Total Destiny board (approx. 11"x17"), a dry erase marker and a 16-page, photo-illustrated booklet written by Meir Yedid and Max Maven that includes Phil Goldstein's "Rainbow Matrix" and "Force Majeur."