Here is the second book by the famous cyclist Lance Armstrong. It is a logical continuation of the first, entitled It's Not Just About the Bike. Lance defeated cancer and triumphantly returned to the cycling tracks, which was much more difficult than he expected. No one believed that he was really cured, his sponsors abandoned him, no team wanted him. But he was stubborn and persistent. He trained hard for seven or more hours a day, summer and winter. All these efforts bore fruit: he won the most prestigious cycling race, the Tour de France, five times and wants to win a sixth title. In his narrative, he skillfully interweaves cycling, family life and illness. A book that proves that every second really counts on the bike and in private.