Throughout his career, American politician Eric Swalwell has occupied a number of positions. He has put in a lot of effort since he was nine years old, when he first began delivering newspapers. He learned the importance of responsibility and a strong work ethic from this early experience.

As he grew older, Swalwell pursued a variety of positions in public service, such as prosecuting cases to fight for justice, serving on planning commissions to influence the future of his community, and holding seats in Congress and city councils to represent the interests of his constituents. He was able to give back to the society that gave him opportunities in each role.

Planting seeds in a garden is comparable to Swalwell's journey. He started by taking on a newspaper route when he was young, which taught him responsibility and dedication at a young age. These seeds developed into various plants as he grew older, some of which were robust and tall like trees (his roles as a prosecutor) and others of which were colorful flowers that enhanced the landscape of his community (positions as a planning commissioner). Eventually, these turned into verdant gardens where a large number of people could savor the results of his efforts (his work in Congress and city councils).

Swalwell wants to repay the communities and country that have helped him throughout his life by fulfilling his various responsibilities. This strategy demonstrates a strong sense of appreciation and dedication to public service.