Today a lady cried happy tears after I read her mind on Zoom. She sat stunned, in complete silence, while her coworkers silently clapped in their respective windows.

It's one of many amazing moments I've gotten to share with the tens of thousands of people I've interacted with online during the past 10 months or so. I've had people run out of the room, laugh hysterically, scream their heads off, and more. It's a wonderful feeling to be able to share a memorable moment, even from afar.

Today in particular reminded me of a post I wrote years ago about a lady who had been moved to tears during a show I did in Rhode Island. That performance has really stuck with me over the years because it felt like something different amidst all of my other shows around that time. I may have started that show as a variety entertainer but I ended it as a mystery artist. Everyone in that room left that show different than we had come in.

I'll be the first to admit I don't always capture that moment. Sure I give good shows but they often get lost in the hubbub of daily life. For a moment people are amazed and entertained, then it's back to their kids and their bills and their jobs...but every once in a while, I can break through all of that. In those moments, I look around from the stage and I can see it in the eyes of the audience. I can tell that they know what I know, that this show was something special. In those moments I know we'll always remember that moment.

It's easy for the virtual shows to blur together. Log on, un-mute, camera on, Ta-Da!, log off... But today was NOT one of those days. Today we shared something special. Today we found that next level - an 11 out of 10, a real connection, a diamond in the rough.

Today was one of those shows that I'll remember years from now. For a moment we weren't on zoom, we weren't in a meeting, we weren't living out our daily lives on the internet. In that moment we were just 150 people sharing an unforgettable moment together. It truly was real magic.