Once upon a time a little boy had a dream, and a dad who believed in him . . .
When Sean was in the sixth grade he decided he wanted to own his very own software company someday.
He invented a name and created a logo and carried around a company brochure of his pie in the sky.
Years passed. Opportunities came and were captured. His sister married and introduced a new partner into this little father-son enterprise.
More time passed, Sean married and we all lived on laughable paychecks for a while.
But, as they say, slow and steady wins the race.
After lots of wishing and hoping and dreaming and hiring some amazing people, those dreams started becoming a little more real.
Property was purchased . . .
And we waited . . .
Plans for a building were drafted . . .
And we waited some more.
Revisions were made and changed and redrawn, and before we knew it a little ground-breaking ceremony was taking place.
Walls were painted, floors were laid, keys changed hands and children gleefully ran rampant through a big, empty, beautiful building that was built on dreams.
Moving day came and went.
Now the structure is filled with desks and cables and phones and computers, and a surprising amount of love and loyalty and commitment.
This story that began with a boy and his dad has extended to a new generation as our children bear witness to the power of dreaming and working hard and, perhaps most importantly,
believing in one another.
2 comments:
You made me cry! That is a beautiful story. I'm so grateful to be a part of it.
Thanks for putting the picture into a single line for me to see. And even poetically. A child's dream...an adult's blood sweat, and tears. A reality built with love and integrity.
Thank you for sharing with us.
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