What lessons can the reader of your book, who may not have a physical disability, take away from your story and apply to their own life?

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Johnny Agar · Answer

So mom and I have a book called The Impossible Mile and this is a great question. I really enjoy it a lot. The biggest lesson that mom and I wanted to tell people in writing the book was to not let people label you in a certain way. A lot of people said I couldn't do this, I couldn't do that. But mom and dad and my family really found ways to support me and understand what I couldn't do, not focus on what I couldn't do. So I'm very thankful for that and that opened up many doors for me. So I wanted to tell people that if you take on life one step at a time and not worry about the daunting task in front of you, you can achieve much more than you ever thought.

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"What lessons can the reader of your book, who may not have a physical disability, take away from your story and apply to their own life?"