The story of Roger Bannister, the first person to break the four minute mile - or as they say it in the track and field arena, to run the sub-four minute mile, is fairly well-known in motivational circles. What a lot of people don't know is what went on to make that happen. They don't know after he placed fifth in the Olympics in 1952 he was crushed. They don't know he hurt on that, and they don't know it was at that moment he put his intention out to do the impossible, to run the sub-four minute mile. They don't know he trained for it in 30 minutes of his daily lunch hour as a busy pre-med neurobiology student. They don't know he was preparing for that, training for that. Living that, eating that, breathing that. Laying to sleep and bouncing to feet with that... That was his goal. That it was his specific goal and crowning glory... Now you know that. Also includes... > Do It Deliberately, With Passion And Intent > Sheeple Actually Believe The Government Is Going To Help Them > The Crazy Thing's Entirely Possible > Find Your Eternity In Each Moment > I Am Reminded Of The Shortness Of Life > If I Had Listened To The People Back Home And more... Brought to you by http: //Sub4MinuteExtraMile.com