BRIAN'S MOTIVATION
Moments in time.
They say you haven’t lived unless you’ve traveled, personally I think that’s partially right. I believe that life is about moments, creating those special sequences of events that led up to that pinnacle period in your life where it creates an energy, an excitement just thinking about it. Sometimes we capture it on camera and then sometimes it’s simply been uploaded to our memory banks. A place where there is an abundance of stories, adventures and drama’s. Now this photo story is not about what is in my head but the photos on this page. The image on the left was from March 2020 and just 3 months earlier in December of 2019 was a picture taken at a hockey game.
March 2020, then back to December 2019.
The beginning of March 2020, just before the Covid 19 Lockdown, I was sitting down having dinner with my wife in a Cabana at a resort in Cuba overlooking the ocean, which was just hop, skip and a jump away from us. The warm climate, the salty air, Lobster for dinner and a glass of red wine, I can actually taste it while I write this, I hear the waves crashing and the birds chirping with Spanish music echoing in the background, Now that was a moment. That was sweet, but moments are not just about vacation, no of course not, they happen daily. What about those times when a client loves what you create for them or when they received their first online order and the money was deposited right in their bank account or how about when you take them out for an evening, let’s say a hockey game. Which leads us to the second photo, this was taken at Place Bell and that particular evening we had tickets to the Laval Rockets Lounge where there mascot Cosmo joined me in a pic. It was a great game, “yes, we won” the hostess was wonderfully gracious and prepared a amazing buffet filled with snacks, smoke meat sandwiches, hot dogs and fries, chicken wings and of course a fully stocked bar. It was a lot of fun hearing the roar of the crowd, the players racing towards their next goal. But what I remember the most about that night was what occurred between me and that particular client in January of 2021 in a phone call. The first thing that came out of his mouth was “Hey Brian, Do you remember that night at the Hockey Game?” I could hear the grin on his face throughout our entire conversation. So the question I ask is, “how will your story present itself?”
