I Built Myself
It took some time, but he did it anyway.
“I’ve built myself, sinew by sinew, every drop of blood. Just like this company. I built it. I thank those involved but it is with my own hands that I created it and made it real.'
It is my honor and my joy.”
The engineers looked perplexed, puzzled, and almost annoyed. The scientists wanted to sneer and turn their nose. But they didn’t. He was right. He'd actually built his own body and headed his own company.
He had made trillions in the process. To behold the spirit in the man and the body he built dazzled. He then bowed.
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