I had a dream about starting a business last night.  It was the strangest thing.
It was all the stranger for who was involved ( a cousin of mine whom I used to work for but haven't seen in years) and where it was (originally the old convenience store I worked in, but then a warehouse) and what it was (my current industry).
I suddenly "wake up" in my dream to find myself in what was obviously a manufacturing facility, which apparently was an extension of the convenience store I worked at in college for my cousin.  The floor was not up to manufacturing requirements, but the sense was definitely that it was on its way.  I went into one room, where Fear Beag was working on some piece of equipment (presumably for fermentation or milling or some such), where we talked for a few minutes about how it was going, then went out through a door which lead into a fairly large, empty warehouse.
In the warehouse were Fear Mor and An T-Saor, who were engaged in the process of assembling some sort of environmental units.  I asked some random question, and An T-Saor pointed up to the back wall where he was assembling something.  I left both of them working on the equipment as I walked through the rest of the facility which was essentially a shell with basic rooms.
I remember three thoughts as I woke up. The first was that whatever this was, it was a work in process and for some reason I was not entirely worried about the money.  The second thought was that there was a real sense that success was here:  that the four of us had found a niche in manufacturing that was small, desirable, and could be done by ourselves.  The third - directly related to the second - was the sense that this was right, that this was going to succeed, and that I was enjoying myself doing something I apparently liked with people I liked.
It was a trio of delicious thoughts that followed me into waking up.  Seldom - and surely not in the last 7 years - have I had such a dream about work that left me refreshed and ready to get up in the morning.
 
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