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  • July 11, 2025 4:45 PM | Anonymous


    A New Writing Framework for Non-Fiction Writers, Coaches, and Speakers


    There’s a quiet tension in the world of thought leadership—especially among coaches, consultants, and speakers who are asked to write.

    On one side is the demand for clarity, structure, and credibility. You’re expected to present your ideas with precision, backed by data, frameworks, and proven experience. On the other side is the need to stir something deeper in the reader or listener—a sense of resonance, meaning, and urgency.

    It’s not enough to be correct. You have to be compelling.

    This is the gap where many experts fall short. They write like experts but forget to connect like humans.

    The solution isn’t to choose one or the other. It’s to blend them.
    To write like a scientist. To sell like a poet.

    The Science of Trust

    When people consume thought leadership content—whether it’s a book, a blog, a keynote, or a post—they’re scanning for two things, consciously or not: “Is this person credible?” and “Do they get me?”

    The first answer comes from structure. From the logic, the insight, the evidence. This is the scientist at work. The frameworks, the models, the step-by-step solutions. Readers need to believe you know what you’re talking about.

    But belief alone doesn’t inspire action. That requires something else.

    The Poetry of Persuasion

    Enter the poet. The part of your voice that doesn’t explain—it evokes. It lingers in metaphor, rhythm, and space. It speaks to the part of your audience that doesn’t need another strategy, but a reason to care.

    While the scientist gives the reader a framework, the poet gives them a feeling.
    The feeling that they are seen. That their struggle matters. That change is possible.

    This isn’t fluff. It’s influence. And influence is rarely won by logic alone.

    Writing for the Hybrid Reader

    The modern reader is both analytical and emotional. They want to learn something—and they want to feel something. They don’t want just the method; they want the meaning behind it.

    If your writing lands in the middle—too emotional without clarity, or too technical without humanity—it gets lost. It doesn’t stick. It doesn’t spread.

    But when you strike the right balance, something happens. Readers pause. They underline. They read it twice. And most importantly, they act.

    A New Era for Thought Leaders

    In today’s crowded digital space, the thought leaders who rise aren’t just the most informed. They’re the most attuned. They don’t just write to instruct. They write to invite.

    They blend the rigor of research with the resonance of storytelling. They use evidence and insight as a foundation, not a cage. And they understand that the best ideas don’t just live in slides or spreadsheets—they live in hearts.

    So whether you’re working on a keynote, a non-fiction manuscript, or a LinkedIn post, ask yourself:

    Does this show what I know?
    And does it stir what they feel?

    Because the future of influence doesn’t belong to the loudest or the smartest.
    It belongs to those who can do both—
    Write like a scientist.
    Sell like a poet.

  • July 11, 2025 4:44 PM | Anonymous


    Exploring the Rise of Synthetic Voice Tech and How Professional Speakers Can Protect and Leverage Their Voice Identity


    The voice used to be one of the few things that couldn't be replicated. Not anymore.

    In 2025, the rise of AI-generated avatars and voice cloning technology is no longer science fiction—it’s here, it’s convincing, and it’s raising serious questions for professional speakers. As the line between real and synthetic blurs, the voice you’ve trained, refined, and built a career on could be simulated, shared, or even stolen.

    This isn't about panic. It’s about preparation.

    The Age of the Artificial Voice

    Synthetic voice technology is advancing at remarkable speed. With just a few minutes of recorded audio, AI models can clone a voice, mimic intonation, inject emotion, and deliver lines that sound indistinguishable from the real speaker.

    For content creators and tech innovators, this opens exciting doors. For professional speakers, it opens a Pandora’s box of ethical, legal, and professional implications.

    Who owns your voice when it can be duplicated?
    What happens when your voice speaks in places you've never been—or says things you never said?
    And how do you maintain trust in a world where anyone can sound like you?

    These are no longer hypothetical questions.

    The Voice as Intellectual Property

    Your voice isn’t just a communication tool. For speakers, it's part of your brand. It carries your rhythm, your authority, your nuance. In a crowded digital landscape, your voice is how people recognize you—even before they see your face.

    As voice cloning becomes more accessible, speakers must start thinking about their voice the way musicians think about their masters. Not just as a gift, but as a property.

    Some companies are already drafting vocal IP clauses into contracts. Others are licensing their voice to AI platforms under strict conditions. These early moves will shape the future of how voices are protected, used, and monetized.

    The Ethics of Being (or Using) an Avatar

    Beyond cloning, AI avatars are being trained to deliver full-on presentations. A digital likeness of a person—voice, face, gestures—can now deliver a keynote without the original speaker ever stepping onto a stage.

    This raises fundamental questions:
    If you can be in ten places at once, should you?
    If a company wants to license your likeness for training, what are the boundaries?
    And if someone deepfakes your image or voice to sell something—how will your audience know the difference?

    Trust has always been at the heart of speaking. Audiences connect with who you are, not just what you say. When avatars enter the mix, the meaning of “showing up” changes. We must be ready for that shift—not just technologically, but ethically.

    The Path Forward

    Speakers will need more than great content and stagecraft to thrive in this new era. Voice authentication, biometric copyrights, and digital watermarking may soon become as important as trademarks and domain names.

    Some may choose to license their voice and avatar for scale. Others may draw firm boundaries around what is and isn't permissible. There’s no single roadmap yet—but ethical leadership will define the path.

    Because while the tech is moving fast, trust moves slowly. And once it’s broken, it’s hard to rebuild.


    Being a speaker in 2025 means more than mastering your message—it means protecting your presence. Your voice has always been your instrument. Now, it’s also your asset.

    The future is synthetic, but the responsibility is real. And for those willing to lead the conversation—not just ride the wave—the opportunity to shape what comes next has never been greater.

  • July 11, 2025 4:41 PM | Anonymous


    Rethinking Over-Polished Scripts and Embracing Real-Time Audience Connection


    There was a time when speakers were expected to deliver flawless keynotes—scripted to the second, polished down to the last breath. But audiences in 2025 are shifting. They’re no longer moved by perfection. They’re moved by presence.

    Today, the most impactful speakers aren’t necessarily the most rehearsed. They’re the ones who show up as human.

    The Problem With Perfection

    An over-scripted keynote might look great on paper, but it often feels mechanical on stage. The cadence is predictable. The punchlines are timed. And while everything lands exactly where it should, something important is missing: connection.

    When your audience can sense that every gesture, pause, and story has been practiced a hundred times, they stop leaning in. Instead of being in the moment with you, they’re observing a performance.

    What Audiences Really Want in 2025

    We’re living in a time when people crave authenticity. They want vulnerability over varnish. Energy over polish. Truth over technique.

    Whether you’re speaking at a corporate conference, a TED-style event, or a leadership summit, the same principle holds: your audience wants to feel you, not just hear you.

    And this shift isn’t just cultural—it’s neurological. Research shows we’re more likely to trust and remember speakers who show emotion, adapt in real time, and reveal a little bit of themselves.

    Signs Your Keynote Might Be Too Perfect

    • You never deviate from your script, even when the audience energy shifts

    • Your transitions are seamless—but predictable

    • You’re more focused on delivery than dialogue

    • You’ve lost the spark that made the story matter to you in the first place

    If any of these resonate, you’re not alone. Many seasoned speakers polish their keynotes to a point that they unintentionally lose spontaneity—and with it, the power of real-time connection.

    Embracing Imperfection Without Losing Professionalism

    Let’s be clear: this isn’t about being unprepared. It’s about being present.

    Here’s how to build a keynote that allows for both structure and spontaneity:

    1. Know Your Message, Not Just Your Words
    Rather than memorizing every line, internalize the core message. This gives you the freedom to adapt while still staying anchored.

    2. Leave Space for the Moment
    Great speakers leave intentional breathing room. That’s where connection happens—when you pause, look someone in the eye, and let silence do some of the talking.

    3. Share What’s Unscripted
    Whether it’s a quick story that just came to mind or a reaction to something that happened in the room, audiences love when speakers step off the script and into the now.

    4. Allow Yourself to Feel
    Real emotion is contagious. If a story still moves you, let it. Don’t rehearse the tears out of it. Emotion is one of the most memorable elements of any talk.

    5. Invite the Room In
    When appropriate, ask a question, acknowledge a facial expression, or reference something unique about the moment. It reminds your audience they’re not just witnessing a performance—they’re part of an experience.

    The New Standard for Impact

    In 2025, the standard for great speaking has evolved. It’s no longer about delivering perfect lines. It’s about creating a moment that feels alive, unscripted, and specific to that audience.

    Audiences don’t remember polish. They remember presence.

    So if you’ve been clinging to a “perfect” keynote, it might be time to loosen your grip. Let it breathe. Let it evolve. Let the human in you step forward.

    Because sometimes, the most powerful moment in your talk won’t be the one you rehearsed—it’ll be the one you didn’t plan at all.

  • July 11, 2025 4:39 PM | Anonymous


    Strategies for Introverted Entrepreneurs and Coaches to Attract Clients Without High-Pressure Tactics


    Let’s face it—“sales” can feel like a dirty word, especially for introverted entrepreneurs, coaches, and creatives. If you’ve ever cringed at the thought of pitching yourself, cold calling, or closing a deal in a high-stakes room, you’re not alone.

    But here’s the good news: You don’t have to become someone else to grow a thriving business.

    There’s a quieter path to consistent clients.
    It’s built on trust, alignment, and what we call the invisible funnel.

    What Is the Invisible Funnel?

    The invisible funnel isn’t about hiding your offers—it’s about removing the friction between your presence and your prospects' decisions. It’s a business-building approach that allows people to opt in to your world without ever feeling pressured.

    This model is especially effective for speakers, coaches, consultants, and experts who thrive on relationships, not transactions.

    Why Traditional Selling Doesn’t Work for Everyone

    High-pressure selling may work in some industries, but for service-based businesses built on trust, it often backfires. Many introverts—and even extroverts—prefer to create value first and allow genuine interest to grow organically.

    The result? Longer-lasting client relationships, better-fit opportunities, and more aligned growth.

    How to Create Your Invisible Funnel

    Here’s how to grow your business without shouting, chasing, or “hard closing.”

    1. Let Your Content Speak Before You Do
    Create content that answers the questions your ideal clients are already asking. Whether it’s a blog post, a short video, or a podcast appearance, every piece of content should build credibility and familiarity—without you having to pitch directly.

    2. Invite, Don’t Push
    Make it easy for people to take the next step—but don’t force it. That might look like a link to download a resource, join a free workshop, or book a discovery call. A gentle invitation keeps your funnel friction-free while still guiding the process.

    3. Build Ecosystems, Not Pipelines
    Pipelines are linear. Ecosystems allow people to come in, explore, and grow at their own pace. Instead of pushing leads from point A to point B, create an environment—through email, social media, or events—where value is constant and connection is natural.

    4. Make Referrals Part of the Journey
    Satisfied clients are your best advocates. Instead of aggressive outreach, focus on delivering such a powerful experience that your current clients become your marketing engine. Word of mouth feels authentic—because it is.

    5. Design Your Business Around Your Strengths
    If you recharge best in quiet moments, design your funnel accordingly. Maybe your “sales calls” happen via pre-recorded videos. Maybe your lead generator is a thoughtful email sequence. The best funnel is one you’ll actually enjoy using.

    The Power of Subtlety

    The invisible funnel works because it’s rooted in empathy, not pressure. It’s about trust-building, not time-limited bonuses. And it aligns perfectly with the values many speakers, coaches, and mission-driven entrepreneurs hold: service first, sales second.

    When your funnel doesn’t feel like a funnel, prospects lean in rather than pull away.


    You don’t have to be loud to be successful. You don’t need to “overcome” your dislike of selling. You simply need a smarter, more natural way to connect your expertise to the people who need it most.

    The invisible funnel isn’t a trick. It’s a strategy that honors who you are while still growing what you’ve built.

    If you’re a member of NSA Houston—or thinking about becoming one—you’re surrounded by professionals who are already using their voice, not volume, to build extraordinary businesses. And that’s the quiet power of this path.

  • July 11, 2025 4:36 PM | Anonymous


    Using Your Book as a Conversion Tool Rather Than a Commercial Product


    Most authors dream of selling thousands of copies, landing on bestseller lists, and watching their Amazon rankings soar. But if you're a speaker, coach, or entrepreneur, chasing book sales may not be your smartest move. There’s a more powerful, more strategic way to use your book—one that doesn’t rely on commercial success at all.


    Your book doesn't need to sell.

    It needs to convert.


    The Real Value of a Book in Business

    Think of your book not as a product on a shelf, but as a bridge. A bridge between who you are and what your ideal client needs to understand before they trust you. Your book has the power to establish authority, build credibility, and move someone from interest to action.

    When positioned strategically, a book becomes a high-impact tool in your marketing ecosystem—not your end goal.


    Conversion Over Commercialization

    Here’s the truth most publishers won’t tell you: books don’t make most authors rich. But they do make them influential. They start conversations, open doors, and create context for deeper offers—like coaching programs, keynotes, consulting services, and memberships.

    Your goal isn’t to be on every bookstore shelf. Your goal is to be in the hands of decision-makers who see your book and think, This is the expert I’ve been looking for.


    How to Use Your Book as a Conversion Tool

    1. Write for the right audience, not the masses.

    Forget about appealing to everyone. Speak directly to your ideal client. Your book should answer their burning questions, address their pain points, and position your solution clearly.


    2. Give it away—strategically.

    Offer your book at live events, during podcasts, in follow-up emails, or as a lead magnet on your website. A free book in the right hands is more valuable than a dozen copies sold to casual readers.


    3. Make your book part of the buyer journey.

    Structure your content to naturally lead the reader toward the next step—whether that’s booking a consultation, joining your email list, or attending your next event. Think of your book as a silent salesperson.


    4. Use it to open doors.

    Your book is an excellent pitch tool. Handing a decision-maker your book creates instant authority. It positions you as someone serious, someone worth hiring, and someone who has already done the work of organizing their thoughts into a clear, valuable framework.


    The Long-Term ROI

    A book that sells might bring in a few hundred dollars.

    A book that converts can bring in hundreds of thousands.

    When you shift your mindset from How do I sell more books? to How do I use this book to build relationships and drive action?—everything changes. You’re no longer dependent on algorithms or reviews. You’re leveraging your expertise in a much more personal, profitable way.


    If you’re part of NSA Houston, chances are you already have the insights, stories, and systems that your audience needs. Packaging those into a book is smart. But positioning it as a conversion tool—that’s strategic.

    Let others chase book deals. You focus on building a business that lasts.

  • July 11, 2025 4:30 PM | Anonymous


    The corporate speaking landscape is rapidly evolving—especially in hybrid and virtual formats. According to The Speakers Agency, today’s most requested themes include AI in leadership, hybrid workplace culture, DEI integration, sustainability, and employee well-being. These aren’t just global trends—they’re highly relevant to Houston’s economic core.

    As a thriving center for energy, healthcare, and tech, Houston offers fertile ground for speakers who can deliver compelling, timely content. NSA Houston members are uniquely positioned to lead this charge with forward-thinking keynotes and corporate sessions that resonate across industries.

    1. AI in Leadership: Guiding Innovation in Tech and Energy

    As Houston cements its role as a rising tech and AI innovation hub, companies are eager to understand how artificial intelligence reshapes leadership. Corporate audiences want insights on:

    • Ethical AI deployment

    • Managing AI-human collaboration

    • Leadership adaptability in tech-driven cultures

    Speakers with a firm grasp on AI trends and leadership strategies can add immense value—especially to Houston’s emerging tech firms and established energy players investing in digital transformation.

    2. Hybrid Workplace Culture: A New Norm for Healthcare & Corporate HQs

    Houston’s healthcare institutions and large corporate headquarters are navigating the complexities of hybrid work. In-demand speaking points include:

    • Building culture across virtual and physical spaces

    • Maintaining productivity and trust in hybrid teams

    • Leading with empathy and transparency

    NSA Houston speakers addressing these areas are helping companies thrive in this new era of work.

    3. DEI Integration: Vital Conversations in Energy & Education Sectors

    Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) isn’t a checkbox—it’s a business imperative. In Houston’s diverse cultural and economic environment, speakers who deliver real-world, actionable DEI strategies are in demand. Whether you're addressing inclusive hiring, leadership pipelines, or organizational storytelling, your message matters.

    4. Sustainability: High-Priority in the Energy Capital

    With Houston’s energy sector transitioning toward renewables and ESG (Environmental, Social, Governance) initiatives, sustainability is a hot-button topic. Corporate audiences want to hear from speakers who can:

    • Translate sustainability goals into action

    • Foster innovation around clean energy and responsible practices

    • Inspire organizational change

    This is a critical space where Houston-based speakers can shine as global influencers.

    5. Well-Being at Work: A Must for Retention and Productivity

    Employee well-being is a central focus across industries, especially post-pandemic. Topics like mental health, resilience, burnout prevention, and life-work integration resonate across corporate, healthcare, and nonprofit sectors alike.

    NSA Houston speakers offering thoughtful, research-backed content on well-being are making a measurable impact on workplace satisfaction and retention.


    NSA Houston: Your Hub for Thought Leadership

    With a membership that includes keynote speakers, trainers, coaches, and consultants, NSA Houston is a vital resource for companies seeking cutting-edge thought leadership. We help our members:

    • Stay ahead of speaking trends

    • Develop content that aligns with local industry needs

    • Network with corporate decision-makers

    Whether you’re an emerging voice or a seasoned professional, NSA Houston provides the tools and support to make your message matter.

    Corporate speaking in 2025 is all about relevance and resonance. By addressing today’s hot topics—AI, DEI, sustainability, hybrid culture, and well-being—NSA Houston members are equipping companies to lead with clarity and confidence.


    Want to be a go-to voice for Houston’s top industries? Join NSA Houston and grow your reach, reputation, and impact.Discover membership opportunities and become part of a thriving speaker community that’s shaping the future.

  • July 11, 2025 4:22 PM | Anonymous


    In today’s relationship-driven world, speaking isn’t just about the stage—it’s about what happens before and after. LinkedIn experts and industry leaders agree: the most successful speakers in 2025 are those who foster meaningful, ongoing engagement with their audiences.

    For NSA Houston members, building community—online and offline—can be a game-changing strategy to grow your impact, increase visibility, and boost speaking opportunities year-round.

    Why Community Matters More Than Ever

    Gone are the days when a speaker would deliver a keynote and move on. Today’s audiences want to connect, converse, and continue the experience. Speakers who actively engage through:

    • Social media (LinkedIn, Facebook, Instagram)

    • Community groups or forums

    • Post-event feedback loops or Q&As

    ...are gaining greater relevance and loyalty. These relationships foster repeat bookings, referrals, and stronger brand recognition.

    How NSA Houston Cultivates Speaker Communities

    NSA Houston has long been a vibrant, supportive network for speaking professionals across all niches—from keynote speakers and corporate trainers to executive coaches and authors. Here's how we're building community beyond the stage:

    • Monthly events & meetups to connect and collaborate

    • Exclusive Facebook and LinkedIn groups to share wins, ask questions, and exchange leads

    • The Storytellers Podcast, featuring member interviews that keep conversations going between meetings

    • Real-time social engagement, with highlights, member spotlights, and behind-the-scenes moments

    This multi-platform approach ensures our members feel connected throughout the year—not just at chapter meetings.

    Join a Local Cohort, Grow Your Tribe

    Whether you’re just starting out or scaling your speaking business, finding your community is key. NSA Houston invites you to join one of our local speaker cohorts—groups that meet regularly to support each other’s growth, refine skills, and share opportunities.


    Speaking may begin on the stage, but true influence grows in community. By nurturing relationships through feedback, engagement, and shared experiences, NSA Houston members are building careers that thrive long after the applause.


    Ready to build your speaker tribe? Become part of NSA Houston—a dynamic, supportive community of professionals who grow together. Explore membership options and start connecting beyond the mic.
  • July 11, 2025 4:18 PM | Anonymous


    In 2025, the speaking industry is experiencing a notable shift: lead times for booking engagements are shrinking. More event planners and corporate clients are seeking speakers who can step in on short notice—without compromising on quality. For professional speakers in Houston, this creates a golden opportunity to stand out by being agile, adaptable, and prepared.

    At NSA Houston, we believe every speaker should be equipped to seize these spontaneous opportunities. Here are three powerful strategies to help you book and deliver high-impact presentations, even at the last minute.

    1. Build a Modular Content Library

    The key to being “stage-ready” at a moment’s notice is having modular content—presentations that can be mixed, matched, and customized quickly. Break your keynote down into smaller segments:

    • Core stories or case studies

    • Data or trend slides

    • Actionable takeaways

    This allows you to tailor a presentation to an audience’s needs in just a few hours. Whether it's a corporate retreat, an industry panel, or a last-minute breakout session in Houston, your message stays relevant and polished.

    2. Develop a Rapid-Prep System

    Establishing a repeatable prep workflow can cut your turnaround time dramatically. Consider:

    • A go-to checklist for travel and tech readiness

    • A branded slide template for fast customization

    • Prewritten speaker bios and marketing blurbs

    • A short demo reel or speaker intro video that’s easy to share

    A rapid-prep system means less scrambling and more confidence when opportunity knocks.

    3. Stay Visible & Ready

    Booking last-minute gigs isn’t just about speed—it’s about visibility. Make sure event organizers and fellow professionals know you’re available. To boost your readiness:

    • Keep your NSA Houston profile and website updated

    • Use platforms like nsahouston.org to showcase availability

    • Stay active on social media (Facebook, LinkedIn, Instagram) with behind-the-scenes speaker prep content or “last-minute availability” posts

    • Join local speaker referral networks and reply promptly to last-minute calls

    Why It Matters in 2025

    As schedules get tighter and events become more dynamic, planners need reliable, professional speakers who can deliver exceptional value on short notice. By mastering last-minute readiness, you gain a competitive advantage, win repeat clients, and build a reputation as a dependable expert in the Houston speaking circuit.


    Adaptability is the new superpower for speakers. By embracing modular content, rapid preparation systems, and real-time visibility, NSA Houston members can rise to meet the demands of today’s fast-moving speaking landscape.


    Want to stay ahead in your speaking career? Join NSA Houston today to connect with innovators, thought leaders, and tech-savvy speakers who are shaping the future of the industry. Explore membership benefits and take your keynote to the next level.
  • July 11, 2025 4:13 PM | Anonymous


    As the speaking industry continues to evolve, one trend is transforming the way professional speakers connect with audiences: AI-powered personalization. From tailored content delivery to real-time audience engagement tools, artificial intelligence is redefining what it means to deliver a powerful, memorable keynote.

    For members of NSA Houston, embracing these technologies isn’t just a forward-thinking move—it’s an essential step to stay relevant and deliver higher-impact presentations that resonate with modern audiences.

    The Rise of AI in the Speaking Industry

    AI is no longer the future; it’s here and actively shaping the event landscape. Tools powered by machine learning can now:

    • Analyze audience data to tailor content in real time.

    • Adjust delivery based on live feedback or biometric cues.

    • Provide post-event analytics that help speakers refine their performance for future engagements.

    This level of personalization helps keynote speakers craft messages that feel tailor-made—boosting audience connection and retention.

    Real-Time Interactivity: Polls, Feedback & Engagement

    AI-integrated event-tech platforms like Slido, Mentimeter, and Glisser allow for seamless interactive polls, live Q&A sessions, and real-time sentiment analysis. These tools create a two-way dialogue between speaker and audience, fostering engagement that goes far beyond traditional slide decks.

    Houston-based speakers can benefit immensely from integrating these tools at corporate events, workshops, and conferences—making every talk more impactful and memorable.

    How NSA Houston Speakers Can Adopt AI Tools

    At NSA Houston, we’re dedicated to helping our members grow professionally and stay at the forefront of industry trends. Here’s how our community can leverage AI in keynotes:

    • Pre-event personalization: Use attendee data (e.g., roles, interests) to tailor examples, stories, and visuals.

    • Dynamic delivery: Adjust tone and pace based on live feedback tools or interactive dashboards.

    • Post-talk insights: Utilize AI-generated analytics to improve future presentations and boost business development.

    Why It Matters

    AI personalization isn’t about replacing the human element—it’s about enhancing it. By adopting these tools, speakers can:

    • Deliver more engaging and customized experiences.

    • Build stronger audience rapport.

    • Gain a competitive edge in the increasingly crowded speaking market.

    The future of keynote speaking is intelligent, interactive, and personalized. As AI continues to transform industries, NSA Houston speakers have a unique opportunity to lead this change. By integrating AI-powered tools into your presentations, you’ll not only wow your audiences—you’ll elevate your speaking business to new heights.


    Want to stay ahead in your speaking career? Join NSA Houston today to connect with innovators, thought leaders, and tech-savvy speakers who are shaping the future of the industry. Explore membership benefits and take your keynote to the next level.


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