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Chapter 4, Page 46

Campaign: A Fireside Story of Harry Leary
Stable page identifier: FSHL-046
Chapter: 4 — Built Through Repetition
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Record block 1 — `FSHL-046-01`

Features a community post revolving around one of Harry Leary’s most enduring philosophies, showcasing the quote: “You don’t get what you wish for. You get what you work for.”

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Features a community post showcasing another core philosophy

Record block 3 — `FSHL-046-03`

® dontocturctyouwahfor Yougetwhatyouworeter? ‘In the post, Kyle A. Huffman shares this motivational mantra to

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Features a community post revolving around one of Harry Leary’s most enduring philosophies, showcasing the quote: “You don’t get what you wish for. You get what you work for.”

® dontocturctyouwahfor Yougetwhatyouworeter? ‘In the post, Kyle A. Huffman shares this motivational mantra to

ae inspire the group, using it as a foundation for self-reflection. He

ow engages the community by asking a personal follow-up question

‘eee in the comments: “What is 1 thing you are proud of for the work you put into it?”

P	The community interaction serves to shift the conversation from racing hardware to the personal work ethic and discipline that the sport instills in its participants.

Features a community post showcasing another core philosophy

of Harry Leary: “Racing is a game of training, know and you will

train, train and you will win.”

In the post, Kyle A. Huffman shares this insight to emphasize the Ore rein a wn nye

discipline required for success at the highest levels of the sport. a °

He bridges the gap between different competitive arenas in the 6 nee eee

comments, noting, “Remember, 3 of 10 equals the Hall of Fame.

In Baseball…”, highlighting how consistent performance and

persistence lead to legendary status across all professional

The community interaction serves to reinforce the importance of

the “mental game” and preparation in BMX.

= = Features a community post resharing a powerful message from ual Olympic athlete Alise Post regarding World Mental Health Day. = meer tances The graphic shows Alise in her Team USA gear, head in her Soares. hands over her handlebars, paired with her quote: “No matter how things appear on the surface, we are ALL human and all ~ have our struggles… it’s important to take care of the whole P you.” s In the post, Kyle A. Huffman reflects on the source of this mindset, asking the group, “I believe that maybe some of her _—— i influence may have come from Harry? Do you have any insight?”. He further engages the community in the comments by asking a proactive follow-up: “How do you work on your mental health? Do you train for it?” The community interaction serves to normalize the discussion of mental health within the high-pressure world of competitive racing.

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