In this fifty-seventh episode of My Kind of Business, Alex is joined by Sharn Khaira, founder of the Asian Female Entrepreneur Collective, a global community dedicated to empowering Asian women to smash through cultural barriers, build thriving businesses and live the lives they truly deserve.

Sharn's journey is nothing short of extraordinary. Raised in a strict Sikh family, she went from hiding in school toilets with no friends to becoming a seven figure subconscious and strategy business mentor.

After escaping a toxic corporate role, she built Desi Bride Dreams into an award winning wedding planning business featured on BBC Breakfast, BBC Asian Network and the UK's biggest wedding publications, before founding the Asian Female Entrepreneur Collective in 2017.

In this episode Alex and Sharn explore:

• Growing up in a strict Sikh family and challenging cultural norms
• The journey from isolation and self-doubt to unshakeable self-belief
• Navigating workplace bullying, anxiety and knowing when to walk away
• Leaving corporate in 2014 and launching Desi Bride Dreams against all odds
• Transitioning from wedding planning into coaching and community building
• Founding the Asian Female Entrepreneur Collective and its global mission
• Subconscious reprogramming and the mindset practices that changed everything
• Building a luxury personal brand that attracts high value clients
• Charging premium prices with confidence and knowing your worth
• Navigating grief, seasons in business and embracing change with resilience

Timestamps

[00:00] Introduction to Sharn's inspiring journey [01:23] Childhood aspirations and societal challenges [03:26] Travel at 18 and breaking free from cultural restrictions [09:01] Transformative experiences from travelling and university [12:29] Workplace bullying and mental health struggles [14:38] Quitting corporate to start a wedding blog [18:30] Launching her first business and overcoming skepticism [22:08] Growing her wedding business into a high value brand [26:52] Transitioning into coaching and mentoring [33:16] Building a luxury brand and charging premium prices [35:22] Gratitude, visualisations and energy management [36:37] Navigating grief, seasons and resilience [41:18] Relentless drive, holistic strategy and subconscious programming [42:43] My business is expansion

Key Highlights

• The power of knowing you hold the ability to change your own course
• Building Desi Bride Dreams into a nationally recognised brand in under two years
• Why subconscious reprogramming is the foundation of seven figure success
• Staying in an elevated emotional state during life's hardest seasons
• Building a luxury brand rooted in consistency, authenticity and confidence

Connect with Sharn afecollective.com instagram.com/sharn.khaira.mentor

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In this fifty-sixth episode of My Kind of Business, Alex is joined by Carl Darnell, founder of crdone, a search marketing agency based in Bedford specialising in PPC, SEO and web design for small and medium sized businesses.

He began his career as a marketing apprentice at a local college before working his way up through well known brands, managing campaigns, working with data and presenting marketing performance to stakeholders right up to board level.

In this episode Alex and Carl explore the full journey from apprentice to agency owner, the mindset shifts required along the way and the practical foundations that have allowed crdone to grow sustainably.

In this episode Alex and Carl explore:

• Carl's early career as a marketing apprentice and the path that followed
• The decision to travel and how freelancing abroad led to founding crdone
• Transitioning from freelancer to agency owner and what that shift really involves
• Growing and managing a remote team through COVID and beyond
• Building SOPs and processes that allow a business to scale sustainably
• Hiring for attitude and what Carl looks for in the people he brings into the team
• Creating strong company culture without a shared physical space
• The books and frameworks that have shaped how Carl runs the business
• His mission to make digital marketing transparent and genuinely understood
• Advice for aspiring entrepreneurs and why starting with the end in mind matters

Timestamps

[00:00] Introduction to Carl Darnell's story

[01:09] Childhood aspirations and family influences

[02:59] Discovering marketing through an apprenticeship in 2009

[05:08] Transition to Bourne Leisure and managing campaigns

[08:33] Deciding to travel and take a sabbatical

[11:02] Starting freelancing from abroad

[14:54] Building a remote business and industry insights [17:20] Transition from freelancer to business owner

[20:10] Growing the team from 1 to 7 members

[22:46] Impact of COVID and recruitment strategies

[25:43] Creating processes and SOPs for scalable growth [29:41] Building company culture remotely

[32:07] Future vision, mission and growth strategies

[38:07] The importance of mindset and attitude in recruitment[41:13] Advice for aspiring entrepreneurs

[43:06] My kind of business is, Carl's vision

Key Highlights

• Transparency and clarity as the foundation of great agency relationships
• Building processes and SOPs before you think you need them
• Why attitude matters more than experience when growing a team
• The power of frameworks like EOS and Scaling Up for sustainable growth
• Starting with the end in mind as the foundation for building a business with purpose

Connect with Carl

crdone.digital [email protected] linkedin.com/in/carl-darnell

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in this fifty-fifth episode of My Kind of Business, Alex is joined by Clare Silk, a confidence coach and personal stylist, for a thoughtful and honest conversation about self-belief, identity and what it really means to show up in your business.

Clare’s path into business has been shaped by a unique blend of interests. From a young age, she was drawn to both science and fashion, two areas that may seem worlds apart but now sit at the heart of the work she does today.

Her journey began in fashion merchandising before naturally evolving into personal styling during the pandemic. What started as helping women feel more confident in what they wear soon opened the door to something deeper. Clare recognised that confidence is not just about appearance, but about how you feel, what you believe about yourself and how you express that in the world.

This realisation led her into life coaching, where she began to support women on a deeper level, helping them build self-trust, strengthen their mindset and step into who they truly are.

In this episode, Alex and Clare explore the connection between inner confidence and outer expression. They talk about the realities of building a coaching business, the moments of self-doubt that come with stepping into visibility and the importance of doing the inner work alongside the practical.

Clare shares her experience of pushing herself outside of her comfort zone through public speaking and how these moments have helped her grow both personally and professionally.

The conversation also explores how clothing can be used as a tool for confidence and self-expression, rather than something to hide behind. Clare introduces her approach to combining mindset and style, supporting women to feel aligned in who they are, how they feel and how they present themselves.

This episode offers a grounded and supportive perspective on building self-belief and creating a business that feels like a true reflection of you.

If you’ve ever questioned yourself, held back from being seen or felt like you’re not quite showing up as the version of you that you know is there, this conversation will resonate.

In this episode, Alex and Clare explore:

Clare’s early interests in science and fashion and how they influence her work today

Her transition from fashion merchandising to personal styling and coaching

Building self-belief and confidence as the foundation of business growth

The challenges of visibility and stepping into public speaking

Developing self-trust and overcoming self-doubt in business

Using clothing as a tool for confidence and personal expression

The connection between identity, mindset and how you show up

The importance of community, accountability and support networks

Celebrating client milestones and transformation

Mindset work and internal programming when growing a business

Timestamps

[00:00] Introduction and overview of Clare’s journey

[02:07] Childhood interests in science and fashion

[04:12] Transition into personal styling during the pandemic

[06:21] Moving into life coaching and training experience

[09:14] Challenges in building a coaching business

[11:36] Public speaking and personal growth

[12:41] Celebrating client milestones

[16:12] The link between clothing and confidence

[17:29] The Silk Method and combining mindset with style

[19:52] Emotional connection to client work and past experiences

[25:32] Personal loss and reevaluating life and business

[26:51] Continuous learning and coaching evolution

[33:56] The importance of accountability and community

[37:36] Advice for new entrepreneurs

[39:14] Clare’s closing mantra

Key Highlights

The connection between self-belief and business growth

Combining mindset work with personal style for deeper confidence

Learning to trust yourself and show up fully in your business

Using visibility and public speaking as tools for growth

The role of identity in shaping how you present yourself

Building a business that feels aligned and authentic

The importance of community and support as an entrepreneur

Connect with Clare

https://www.instagram.com/silkstyleandconfidence/

Connect with Alex

https://www.alexmccarthycoaching.com/

https://www.linkedin.com/in/alexmccarthycoaching/

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In this fifty-fourth episode of My Kind of Business, Business Coach Alex McCarthy shares a deeper look into the mindset patterns that shape how you show up, make decisions and ultimately grow your business.

If you have ever felt stuck, inconsistent or like you know what to do but are not following through, this episode will help you understand why. Instead of focusing on strategy alone, Alex explores the role your thoughts, beliefs and internal patterns play in your business results, and why growth is not just about doing more.

Alex opens up about why she does not always speak about this side of her work publicly, despite it being a core part of how she supports her clients. She explains how mindset and strategy work together, and why you cannot build a sustainable business without addressing both.

Drawing on her training as an NLP practitioner and executive coach, Alex breaks down how repetitive thinking patterns, the brain’s natural bias towards safety, and the Reticular Activating System influence what you notice, believe and act on in your business. She shares simple, practical ways to begin recognising and shifting these patterns so you can take more aligned and consistent action.

This episode is not about forcing positivity or overhauling everything overnight. It is about building awareness, understanding how your mind works, and making small, intentional shifts that create long-term change.

If you are ready to stop overthinking, move through resistance and start showing up with more clarity and confidence, this episode will give you a powerful starting point.

This episode is perfect for small business owners, freelancers, creatives, coaches and service providers who want to build a business that feels aligned, sustainable and rooted in self-trust.

Why up to 95% of your thoughts are repetitive and how this impacts your business behaviour

How the brain is wired for safety rather than growth, and why this creates resistance when you try to move forward

The role of negative thinking patterns and how they influence your confidence, visibility and decision-making

A simple explanation of NLP and how your thoughts, language and patterns shape your reality

How Alex uses NLP within her coaching and mentoring work to support lasting change

Why two people can take the same action but get completely different results

The thought → feeling → action → result loop and how it keeps you stuck in familiar patterns

How to start recognising the thoughts that are holding you back in your business

Practical ways to interrupt and reframe unhelpful thinking patterns

What the Reticular Activating System is and how it filters what you notice and believe

How your current beliefs shape the opportunities, challenges and results you experience

Simple mindset shifts you can start applying immediately to build momentum

Why mindset and strategy must work together for sustainable business growth

How small internal shifts can create powerful external results in your business

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In this fifty-third episode of My Kind of Business, Alex is joined by Beth Mottershead, a Traditional Chinese Medicine acupuncturist based in Shrewsbury, for a thoughtful and open conversation about building a business rooted in intuition, balance and truly personalised care.

Beth’s journey into business did not begin with a clear plan. After working in the NHS, she made the decision to retrain in acupuncture at the age of 35, following her own experiences with health and a growing curiosity around holistic healing.

Making that transition came with its challenges. From financial sacrifices to stepping into the unknown, Beth shares what it really looked like to start again and trust herself in the process. Her story is a reminder that it is never too late to take a different path and create something that feels more aligned.

Today, Beth has created a calm and welcoming sanctuary where she supports her clients’ physical, mental and emotional wellbeing. Her approach is centred around treating the root cause rather than just the symptoms, using a blend of acupuncture, moxibustion, cupping, ear seeds and lifestyle guidance.

She specialises in areas such as fertility and women’s health, supporting clients through all stages of life, from hormonal balance and conception to pregnancy and menopause. Her work focuses on long term wellbeing, balance and prevention, helping people feel more connected to their bodies and their health.

In this episode, Alex and Beth explore how traditional Chinese medicine principles have shaped not only Beth’s treatments, but also the way she approaches business and life. From understanding yin and yang to trusting intuition and recognising the connection between emotions and physical health, this conversation brings a different perspective to what it means to build a business.

Beth also shares the practical side of growing her business, from starting with flyer drops and local community connections to navigating social media, finances and the realities of being a small business owner.

This episode offers an honest look at building a business that feels steady, aligned and meaningful, without losing the passion that led you there in the first place.

If you are building a business rooted in care, or want to feel more connected to the way you work and grow, this episode will resonate.

Beth’s journey from the NHS into acupuncture and holistic health

Retraining at 35 and navigating a complete career change

The importance of treating the root cause rather than symptoms

Supporting fertility, women’s health and long term wellbeing

How traditional Chinese medicine shapes business and life

Understanding yin and yang, energy and emotional connection

Building a client base through local marketing and community

The realities of social media, bookkeeping and running a business

Stepping into the identity of a business owner

Creating a business that feels aligned, balanced and sustainable

[00:00] Introduction and overview of Beth’s journey

[02:15] Childhood ambitions and discovering acupuncture

[04:00] Studying acupuncture at 35

[06:16] Sacrifices and career transition

[07:24] Choosing the right university

[08:02] Misconceptions about acupuncture

[09:54] Holistic benefits beyond symptoms

[11:04] Traditional Chinese medicine principles

[12:28] Climate, emotions and physical health

[13:16] Mind, body and emotional connection

[14:21] Understanding yin and yang

[15:36] Training and clinical practice

[16:46] Starting a business and early marketing

[18:36] Building trust in the local community

[20:23] The impact of offline marketing

[21:47] Social media versus real connection

[23:04] Finding balance with social media

[24:34] Adopting a business mindset

[25:12] What Beth loves about business ownership

[27:01] Integrating emotional and physical healing

[28:42] Client breakthroughs and emotional shifts

[32:49] Qi, meridians and energy flow

[34:24] Moving energy and restoring balance

[35:10] Acupuncture and prevention

[36:39] Ongoing health and maintenance

[37:12] Flexibility and growth in business

[38:47] Challenges with admin and finances

[40:17] Empowering financial management

[41:13] Evolving goals and future vision

[43:47] Advice to her younger self

[45:22] Rethinking success and passion

[46:41] Balancing care and growth

[47:34] Business vision and freedom

[49:22] Final reflections

Building a holistic business rooted in care and connection

The importance of treating the root cause, not just symptoms

Supporting fertility, hormonal health and long term wellbeing

Blending traditional Chinese medicine with modern business

Using local marketing and community to grow a client base

Navigating the mindset shift into business ownership

Balancing intuition, growth and sustainability

Creating a business that supports both clients and lifestyle

https://www.bethmottersheadacupuncture.co.uk/

https://www.instagram.com/beth_mottershead_acupuncture/

https://www.facebook.com/bethmottersheadacupuncture

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In this fifty-second episode of My Kind of Business, Alex is joined by Rebecca Webster, the face behind Untamed Photography, for an honest and grounding conversation about building a business rooted in authenticity, creativity and real values.

Becky’s journey into business did not begin with a clear plan or traditional strategy. From a young age, she was deeply aware of themes around fairness, self-perception and identity, which later shaped both her personal growth and the way she shows up in her work today.

Like many, Becky experienced challenges with body image and societal expectations during her teenage years. These experiences became a significant part of her journey, eventually leading her towards a deeper sense of self-acceptance and a desire to create something meaningful for others.

Photography began as a creative outlet, but over time it became something more. A space for expression, connection and empowerment. The moment Becky realised this could become a business was not about following a formula, but about trusting what felt right and taking action despite doubt.

Rather than building her business around trends or expectations, Becky has created Untamed Photography as a space where people can show up as they are. Her work is centred around capturing the unfiltered, the natural and the real, helping people reconnect with themselves in a way that feels both empowering and freeing.

In this episode, Alex and Becky explore what it really means to build a business that feels aligned. They talk about self-acceptance, creativity, nature and the importance of questioning societal norms, particularly around beauty, success and identity.

Becky shares her experience of growing a business while navigating the realities of motherhood, managing time and balancing multiple roles. The conversation also touches on the emotional side of entrepreneurship, including self-doubt, comparison and the pressure to meet external expectations.

This episode offers a refreshing perspective on building a business that is not driven by perfection or performance, but by honesty, values and a genuine desire to create something meaningful.

If you are craving a more authentic way of doing business, or want to feel more connected to yourself and your work, this episode will resonate.

In this episode, Alex and Becky explore:

Becky’s early influences and how they shaped her perspective on fairness and identity

Timestamps

[00:00] Introduction and overview of Becky’s journey

Key Highlights

Building a business rooted in authenticity and self-expression

Connect with Becky

https://www.instagram.com/untamedphotographyuk/

Connect with Alex

https://www.alexmccarthycoaching.com/

Book onto an upcoming Business Connection Session

https://www.alexmccarthycoaching.com/business-connection-sessions

In this fifty-first episode of My Kind of Business, Alex is joined by Sarah, also known as Shrewsbury Sarah, for an honest and inspiring conversation about building a business through connection, community and authentic marketing.

Sarah’s business journey did not begin with a detailed strategy or traditional plan. For over 17 years, alongside running her bed and breakfast Ferndell in Shrewsbury, she was naturally promoting local businesses and sharing what was happening in her community. She did this completely for free, driven by a genuine passion for people, storytelling and supporting small businesses.

When Sarah moved house and stepped away from running her B&B, she found herself at a turning point. Without the day-to-day of hospitality, she began to reflect on what came next and whether the thing she had always done so naturally could become a sustainable business.

The question was simple but powerful. Would people actually pay her to promote them?

That question marked the start of a new chapter. Sarah began building a business rooted in community marketing, organic social media growth and authentic connection. Instead of following traditional business models, she leaned into what felt natural, allowing her business to grow in a way that felt aligned and sustainable.

Today, Sarah supports businesses both locally and beyond by promoting them through social media, helping them gain visibility, build trust and connect with new audiences. Her approach highlights the power of authentic marketing and shows that building a business does not have to rely on complex strategies or constant hustle.

In this episode, Alex and Sarah explore what it really means to build a business around connection. They talk about trusting your instincts, overcoming self-doubt, and allowing your business to evolve without forcing growth or following rigid plans.

Sarah shares her experience of stepping into a new business identity, building confidence in her offering and recognising the value in something that once felt effortless. The conversation also explores how community-led marketing can create real impact for small businesses and why human connection remains one of the most powerful tools in business today.

If you are building a small business, exploring organic marketing strategies or looking for a more aligned way to grow, this episode offers a refreshing perspective on doing business differently.

In this episode, Alex and Sarah explore:

Sarah’s early jobs and entrepreneurial instincts

Timestamps

[00:00] Introduction and Sarah’s early work experiences

Key Highlights

Building a business from organic social media and community promotion

Connect with Sarah

Connect with Alex

https://www.alexmccarthycoaching.com/

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In this fiftieth episode of My Kind of Business, Alex brings together six incredible women who are navigating the realities of running a business alongside motherhood, for an honest, grounded and deeply relatable conversation about what it really looks like to do both.

This episode was inspired by a “shiny idea” Alex had at the end of last year — to create a book sharing real stories of motherhood and business. While that idea is currently on pause, sitting in her metaphorical freezer as she navigates this season of life with her son Abel, this episode feels like a first expression of that vision.

Through five honest and open conversations, this episode offers a window into the lived experiences of women who are building businesses in a way that works for their lives, not against them.

Because while there is so much gratitude in being able to do both — to raise children and grow something meaningful — there is also a very real shift that comes with it.

Letting go of how business used to look.

Releasing old expectations around productivity, pace and capacity.

And redefining success in a way that feels more intentional, aligned and sustainable.

Across this episode, you’ll hear from Clare Breheny of Mini Marstons, Sareena Sinda of Serene Baby and Serene Studio, Kerry Etheridge, Jules McGill of Aluna Wellbeing, Victoria Handbury-Madin of VHM Charity Consultancy and Shropshire Charity Network and Becks Hill of Rebecca May Photography — each sharing their own perspective, challenges, and ways of making it work.

Together, these conversations explore the emotional, practical and identity shifts that come with this season of life — and offer reassurance that there is no one “right” way to do it.

If you’re building a business whilst raising children, or navigating a shift in how you want your work and life to fit together, this episode is a reminder that you’re not alone — and that you get to do this in your own way.

In this episode, Alex explores:

The realities of running a business alongside motherhood

The gratitude and challenges that come with holding both roles

Letting go of previous ways of working and redefining success

Navigating capacity, time and changing priorities

Building a business that supports your life, not competes with it

Switching off external noise, pressure and comparison

Honest experiences from five women in different industries

The emotional and identity shifts that come with this season

Finding more intentional, aligned and sustainable ways of working

The power of shared experiences and community support

Timestamps

[00:00] Introduction: the idea behind this episode and Alex’s current season

[59:32] Victoria Handbury-Madin: supporting charities of all shapes and sizes.

Key Highlights

Honest conversations about motherhood and entrepreneurship

Letting go of old business models and expectations

Redefining success in a new season of life

Building sustainable, values-led businesses

The importance of community and shared experiences

Giving yourself permission to do business differently

Connect with the guests

Clare Breheny – Mini Marstons

Sareena Sinda – Serene Baby 

Kerry Etheridge – Fertility & Hormone Support

Jules McGill – Aluna Wellbeing

Victoria Handbury-Madin – VHM Charity Consultancy

She is also the co-founder of the Shropshire Charity Network — a supportive space for people working and volunteering in charities across the county, bringing people together to share ideas, challenges and opportunities through regular events and connection.

https://www.linkedin.com/in/victoriamadin/

Becks Hill – Rebecca May Photography

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In this forty-ninth episode of My Kind of Business, Alex is joined by Mike, founder of The Fractional Integrators, for a powerful conversation on how to scale a business without burnout and build a business that doesn’t rely on you.

Mike shares his journey from military service to entrepreneurship, and how travel, philosophy and lived experience shaped his approach to business, leadership and personal growth.

Connect with Mike:

https://www.instagram.com/mikejones_betterhappy/

https://www.linkedin.com/in/mike-jones3/

Connect with Alex:

https://www.alexmccarthycoaching.com/business-connection-sessions

https://www.instagram.com/alexmccarthycoaching/

In this forty-eighth episode of My Kind of Business, Alex is joined by Beth Taylor, Psychic and Intuitive Coach, for a powerful and thought-provoking conversation about intuition, awakening and building a business that truly aligns with who you are.

Beth shares her journey from running a beauty business to stepping fully into her spiritual gifts, reflecting on the experiences that led her to trust her intuition and follow a completely different path.

She opens up about her awakening during COVID-19, including her experience with Kundalini activation, and the process of learning to navigate fear, ego and external expectations while embracing a deeper sense of purpose.

This episode explores what it really looks like to follow your inner call, especially when it doesn’t make logical sense or fit within traditional ideas of business and success.

From identity shifts to self-expression, Beth’s story is a reminder that building a business isn’t just about strategy — it’s about alignment, trust and having the courage to be fully yourself.

This conversation is honest, expansive and deeply reflective, offering reassurance and perspective for anyone who feels called to something more, but is still learning to trust themselves enough to follow it.

In this episode, Alex and Beth explore:

Beth’s journey from beauty business owner to spiritual entrepreneur

Her awakening during COVID-19 and experience with Kundalini energy

Recognising and trusting your intuition versus fear

Letting go of ego, identity and societal expectations

Expressing your authentic self in business and life

Balancing structure, discipline and spontaneity

Navigating judgement and external opinions

Exploring new business models including coaching, community and retreats

Practical advice for those feeling stuck, overwhelmed or disconnected from their purpose

Trusting your uniqueness and allowing it to guide your path

Whether you’re feeling pulled in a new direction, questioning your current path, or learning to trust your intuition more deeply, this episode offers a powerful reminder that your way is enough — and that sometimes the most aligned path is the one that doesn’t make sense to anyone else.

[00:00] Introduction and Beth’s background

[02:27] Early influences and recognising spiritual gifts

[06:25] Beth’s awakening during COVID-19

[11:06] Learning to trust and accept her spiritual path

[13:10] Intuition vs fear

[16:28] Ego, identity and personal shifts

[17:17] Transitioning from beauty to spiritual business

[22:29] Early experiences, therapy and self-awareness

[25:12] Purpose, passion and play

[28:29] Structure, discipline and breaking patterns

[32:23] Visibility and authentic expression

[36:28] Navigating judgement and societal expectations

[40:15] Future plans for retreats and community

[43:02] Advice for those holding themselves back

[45:58] The essence of Beth’s work and message

Trusting your intuition even when it doesn’t feel logical

Awakening as a catalyst for personal and business transformation

The role of ego and identity in holding you back

Authenticity as the foundation of a soul-led business

Balancing structure with flow and intuition

Overcoming fear of judgement and stepping into visibility

Building a business that aligns with your purpose

Beth Taylor is a psychic and spiritual mentor who supports individuals in reconnecting with their intuition, trusting their path and embracing their authentic self.

Her work centres around helping people deepen their sense of purpose, move through fear and step into a more aligned way of living and working.

You can connect with Beth and explore her work here:

https://www.bethtaylorpsychic.com/

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