Loving the Bike TV: Keep Breathing

23
Dec
2015

Do you remember the movie, Castaway from about 15 years ago?  Well, there is a quote from the movie that I’ve always had floating around inside of me.  Every so often, those words need to surface so I can follow through with their wisdom.

In this week’s Loving the Bike TV episode, I talk about those words and how they can help you love life on and off the bike.

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2 Responses to “ Loving the Bike TV: Keep Breathing ”

  1. Paul Kirby on December 23, 2015 at 11:01 pm

    Great advice. I tell my kids (and myself) that tomorrow is a new day and we can start again. Just keep on going – keep breathing – and things will change.

    Happy Festivus (today the 23rd) to y’all and Happy Christmas, too. Sure doesn’t feel like Christmas here in ATX – it was 80F today.

  2. Gerald Rhodes on December 23, 2015 at 10:37 pm

    Living in the moment. That is a tough one. Sometimes you feel so overwhelmed that you forget to breathe. And sometimes the goal seems so impossible. So you have to believe that it is possible. Be impeccable with your word. You create with your word. You can achieve whatever you create with your word. Even without Wilson.

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