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Lititz BMX Book Club Series - Day One: Remembering why you came here in the first place
Author: Mike Miller
Chapter 12: My Conclusion

This was it… I am sad that it is over but happy I can now reflect on it. I’ll save that final reflection for a wrap-up. This is about Chapter 12 - I know it isn’t Mike’s ultimate conclusion, but that is what it is titled so that is what we are going with.

I am torn on how to handle the quotes from this chapter because I feel like I would be re-writing his entire chapter- most of it is underlined… He doesn’t give you many places to take a break in that regard - I read it during my daughter's bathtime last night and got up this morning to draft this.

I hope I do Mike justice in this quick snippet of stringed quotes: 

“It doesn’t matter if you race BMX, play baseball, or”...”What matters is DAY ONE”...”Your ability to remember why”...determines “how many day days there are until the last day” - “The sooner you forget, the sooner it ends”...”conversely, the longer you can remember DAY ONE, the longer you will enjoy whatever it is.” - Not everyone will understand…“They just won’t get it until they have their own DAY ONE someday” - Go ride your kid bike or dance with your wife or whatever your day one is.

Join in on the conversation. If you don’t yet have it, it is available for Kindle, paperback, and hardcover.

Available from: https://a.co/d/bU9yPiV

#bmxhistory #bmxracing #bmxfamily #bmxmuseum #newmuseum #dayone

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Lititz BMX Book Club Series - Day One: Remembering why you came here in the first place
Author: Mike Miller
Chapter 12: My Conclusion

This was it… I am sad that it is over but happy I can now reflect on it. I’ll save that final reflection for a wrap-up. This is about Chapter 12 - I know it isn’t Mike’s ultimate conclusion, but that is what it is titled so that is what we are going with.

I am torn on how to handle the quotes from this chapter because I feel like I would be re-writing his entire chapter- most of it is underlined… He doesn’t give you many places to take a break in that regard - I read it during my daughter's bathtime last night and got up this morning to draft this.

I hope I do Mike justice in this quick snippet of stringed quotes: 

“It doesn’t matter if you race BMX, play baseball, or”...”What matters is DAY ONE”...”Your ability to remember why”...determines “how many day days there are until the last day” - “The sooner you forget, the sooner it ends”...”conversely, the longer you can remember DAY ONE, the longer you will enjoy whatever it is.” - Not everyone will understand…“They just won’t get it until they have their own DAY ONE someday” - Go ride your kid bike or dance with your wife or whatever your day one is.

Join in on the conversation. If you don’t yet have it, it is available for Kindle, paperback, and hardcover.

Available from: https://a.co/d/bU9yPiV

#bmxhistory #bmxracing #bmxfamily #bmxmuseum #newmuseum #dayone

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