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Bill,

Mr. Caswell,

Caswell-sama,

You are a hero to me, have been since I first read of your tale on Jalopnik. You've inspired me to do and think many things, some inspiring and some daft-- It is largely due to the initial impetus of your story that I am currently prepping my basement garage for the arrival of a supercharged 318ti which I plan to rallycross/autoX. I can feel my wife rolling her eyes from across town as I type this out.

But I don't really have anything to ask you about cars. What I want to ask is this: We all face resistance when we try to do something new or "crazy" like building a race car on a shoestring budget. From our families, our friends/coworkers, but most especially from ourselves. I assume at some point (and probably many points) you said to yourself, "What that @$#% am I doing?" So how did you get through that E36 M3 and set about building your car anyway? How did you silence your inner critic, and do you still face it day to day?

Thank you so much for everything you've achieved and shared with your adoring fans.