most of the time, i’m not a monday person. i mean, most people aren’t. you either do what you love without regard for weekends or weekdays, or you have an at minimum general disdain for monday morning. maybe i’m generalizing a bit here and playing off an archetype a little too loosely, but i think the point is sound.
this monday morning, however, was way better than most for me. i received an email from the co-founder of a company in the photography space that i very highly regard (let’s put it this way, they collaborate with casey neistat) telling me that a suggestion i posed to his team is something he wants to pursue seriously. we exchanged a couple more emails, and left off with me essentially getting an assignment to present some of the things i like most about off-camera flash as it applies to the dslr/mirrorless world of portraiture.
so here i am at my desk, slogging away at the daily grind and trying to keep my head in this game. meanwhile inside my mind i’m not even at the office today. i’m in a design studio and i’ve already fully-weighed all of the functions that this potential product would have to include to be a bang-on success.
whether this is something that actually comes to fruition or not, i feel the inertia building, and i can’t help but feel that i’m reaching critical mass on something that is truly great:
a defining moment in the making.