Magical Feelings Of A Startup Rising

How can I say it? I shake my head in disbelief for what my mind keeps telling me makes no sense. Yet all my senses are turning up the joy, the pleasure, the amazement. I keep asking myself, what in the hell did I come up up with in my latest startup build, that makes people respond like I have never seen or felt?

I've chased ideas my whole life, and the reactions were always the same. People smiled and said, "that sounds nice" 

With Passdown it's different. Something about the idea is resonating with people. I'm.... I'm, so taken aback. Are they really saying these words to me? At times I feel as if I have died and that I'm in some sort of time warp and the fantasy I chased all my life is playing for me to ease my pain as I go into the next world. Except it's not. It's real life. I'm breathing. 

I do not know what Passdown has, that none of my other ideas, inventions,or projects didn't have. 

People seem to have some kind of magical face of happiness when they hear about it. Oh, almost certainly, this is a reaction I have never experienced. It puts me into this place where I think, I must be dead! No one likes my ideas, no one ever has! 

Here it is upon me. This is just the beginning. I go on long walks and think about all these positive reactions people are having to Passdown. If this is just the beginning,then what will the future open up into? Oh yeah, I have the same fantasy as every VC, "It's the Next Google, The next Facebook, The next Apple" 

Those are the Magical Organic Miracles that propel all of Startups and VC's to keep searching, keep seeking that very beautiful Pot Of Gold! 

I don't know what the future is going to be for Passdown. The thing I do know is that, something is happening to me. The people are responding like I have never seen. There must be something in Passdown. I don't know what it is, but for now it feels like the magical dream we are searching for in the startup world. And heck, I like this feeling on my body, as shocking as it feels to me. It's way better, then "oh that sounds nice"