Walt Disney coined the iconic phrase “if you wish upon a star,” written by Leigh Harline and Ned Washington for his animated classic Pinocchio. The famous line and song tile went on to champion the heart of Disney, often as the signature song of the company and the opening for many of the Disney films. For the most part, the child in us believed it. It really doesn’t make a “difference who we are,” does it? There is something inside of us that innately craves to believe the Pinocchio song: even the most obscure dreams are possible despite what the world says.