Just got back from my epic Christmas vacation.
Spent it with the fam down in St. Pete, Florida.
One of the coolest moments was playing this video game Lego Dimensions with my nephews.
It sorta reminded me of when I was a kid. I used to play with Legos all the time.
In fact, it was one of maybe 5 toys I had.
Of course, back then I didn’t have the cool tech they have these days.
Like…
Being able to build a Lego machine, put it on an electrically-powered toy platform… and have the Lego thingie appear RIGHT IN THE GAME.
That’s basically the gist of Dimensions. You build LEGOS in real life… and then play with them in the video game.
Anywho, one of the toys was a Dalek from the T.V. show Dr. Who (another one of my childhood favorites).
Well… kids being kids… we had some pieces missing.
We couldn’t build the toy because of it either.
So… we couldn’t finish the game.
It was just a little itty-bitty part too.
So stupid, but vital.
As I was sitting there on the floor with my nephew, combing through the little box trying to find this thing…
…it dawned on me.
Sometimes the little parts really are the most important.
Obviously.
People get so focused on the big things that they overlook the little things. The little things that make the big things work.
OK enough story time.
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