The Art of Charm

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The Art of Charm is where self-motivated people, just like you, come to learn from the company’s coaches about to how to master human dynamics, relationships, and becoming your best self with the help... more

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November 26, 2018732: Goals: how to pick ‘em & achieve 'em | Chris Tye-Walker
Physical fitness can play a significant role in rebuilding your confidence, but what all goes into achieving a desired level of fitness, how do you set goals to ensure steady progress, and how does the pursuit of health and fitness improve your life overall?

What to Listen For
What is Barry’s Bootcamp and is it for you?
How are fitness & confidence related and how can you rely on exercise to strengthen your confidence?
Why is there no single best diet for everyone and how do you figure out what foods work best for your goals?
How important are habits when it comes to working out and what can you do to avoid failure?
Chris explains why goal setting is important and how you can set goals conducive to success instead of failure
How important is it to have an accountabilibuddy and how can you find one if your friends aren’t interested?
What is the value of having a coach versus working out with friends or on your own and how can it stop you from failing?
How do you reframe small failures to further motivate you toward your goals rather than allowing them to cascade into falling off the wagon?
How do you develop resiliency in the face of strong self-doubt?

Achieving your fitness goals - whether that means getting in shape, training for a race, or just feeling healthy - is about more than just spending 30 minutes in the gym a few times a week.

First, you must eat food that is conducive to your goals. Are you trying to gain muscle or burn fat? Are you training for a marathon or a powerlifting meet or a bodybuilding competition? How well does your body respond to dairy, sugar, gluten, etc. Know your body and understand the caloric/nutrient requirements of what you’re trying to achieve.

Second, you must train in a way that allows you to track your progress. Use a journal to track your workouts and set goals for subsequent workouts. You’re not always going to have incremental progress but the key is to be able to identify a positive trend over time.

Third, your habits are crucial to making gains and keeping your sanity. We only have so much willpower in one day and the easier we can make it on ourselves to make the right decisions, the easier it will be for us to hit our goals. Go to bed early. Get enough sleep every night. Prepare your meals ahead of time each week. Reserve alcohol for one night a week or special occasions.

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Resources from this Episode
Chris Tye-Walker
Chris on Instagram
The Tread Series - Use code CHARM to get 20% off!
Sweatflix
Master Your Mindset with David Goggins (Episode 730)
Self-esteem is Bullshit (Episode 729) Steven Hayes, Ph. D.

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1h 13min
November 22, 2018731: BONUS with Phillip Stutts
As we progress further down the path of technology and electronic communication, digital marketing is playing a bigger role than ever, so what is it, how does it affect you in today’s world, and what can you do to make sure you’re using it to help you instead of hinder you.

What to Listen For
What makes the present the most disruptive time in human history?
Why is it important to develop relationships first and then work on marketing second?
How do you find alignment with your customer’s values?
What are the three R’s Phillip uses to achieve success in business and politics?
What are most people doing wrong in their branding strategies?
How do you stand out as someone people should pay attention to?
Phillip explains how to improve digital communication and develop rapport using technology
How do you deal with friends who respond poorly to your emotional bids?
Phillip touches on how important vulnerability is in politics
What do you do when someone uses vulnerability to control a conversation?

We now live in a world where everyone has a voice and a platform to be heard from. As a result, there is a considerable amount of noise which means you either have to be loud enough to be heard above the noise or your message must be clear and strong enough that it pierces through the noise to reach your audience.

Rather than being loud and obnoxious in order to grab attention, you can find the proper alignment between your values and your customer’s values, ensure your branding is on point, and place an emphasis on relationship building instead of just forcing people to listen to what you have to say.

A Word From Our Sponsors
Share your vulnerabilities, victories, and questions in our 17,000-member private Facebook group at theartofcharm.com/challenge. This is a unique opportunity where everyone — both men and women — celebrate your accountability on the way to becoming the best version of yourself. Register today here!

Resources from this Episode
Fire Them Now by Phillip Stutts
Phillip Stutts on Twitter

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AJ on Instagram
Johnny on Facebook

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1h 2min
November 19, 2018730: Master Your Mindset with David Goggins
We are all capable of more than we think because many of us don’t push ourselves beyond the limit our mind tells us we have - so what does it mean to master your mindset, why is it so beneficial to externalize your insecurities and fears, and how can you change your relationship with suffering in order to live the life you want.
What to Listen For
Who did David Goggins have to invent in order to change his life and how can you do the same thing right now?
What excuse are you likely to make when you listen to stories like David’s and how is it stopping you from living the life you want?
How do you flip the switch when you’re having an off-day so you can be ON IT whenever you need it?
Why is it crucial to change your relationship with suffering if you want to lead the life you dream of?
David Goggins explains what the 40% rule is and how it limits us from achieving our potential
Why do you revert to old habits when you start taking steps to change your life and what can you do make lasting changes?
David Goggins explains why he declined lucrative offers from the top 5 publishing houses to instead self-publish his book Can’t Hurt Me
What do you do when you start working on yourself and the people around you don’t support you?

For most of human history, we lived in an environment that pushed us to our physical limits in order to survive. We had to excel at being human and cooperating with other humans in order to ensure each successive generation could continue on.
Modern society, however, has decreased the need for that physical capacity and as a result, many of us do not know what it means to push ourselves to the limit and beyond, and the benefits which arise from such a pursuit.
It’s time to change that.
Pushing yourself physically is not just about exercise and getting sweaty. It’s about returning to what made us human, and to do that you must be willing to embrace pain. You must be willing to develop a positive relationship with suffering. You must be willing to master your mindset.

A Word From Our Sponsors
Share your vulnerabilities, victories, and questions in our 17,000-member private Facebook group at theartofcharm.com/challenge. This is a unique opportunity where everyone — both men and women — celebrate your accountability on the way to becoming the best version of yourself. Register today here!
GREATS designs classically inspired sneakers for men and women using luxury high quality materials and construction. Save 15% by entering CHARM at checkout at greats.com.
Great protection. Fair prices. Easy to use. SimpliSafe is the right way to protect your home.” Go today to SimpliSafe.com/AOC to get your system today!

Resources from this Episode
Living With a Seal by Jesse Itzler
Can’t Hurt Me by David Goggins
David on Instagram
David on Facebook
David on Twitter

Check in with AJ and Johnny!
AJ on Instagram
Johnny on Facebook

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1h 27min
November 19, 2018 730: Master Your Mindset with David Goggins
We are all capable of more than we think because many of us don’t push ourselves beyond the limit our mind tells us we have - so what does it mean to master your mindset, why is it so beneficial to externalize your insecurities and fears, and how can you change your relationship with suffering in order to live the life you want.
What to Listen For
Who did David Goggins have to invent in order to change his life and how can you do the same thing right now?
What excuse are you likely to make when you listen to stories like David’s and how is it stopping you from living the life you want?
How do you flip the switch when you’re having an off-day so you can be ON IT whenever you need it?
Why is it crucial to change your relationship with suffering if you want to lead the life you dream of?
David Goggins explains what the 40% rule is and how it limits us from achieving our potential
Why do you revert to old habits when you start taking steps to change your life and what can you do make lasting changes?
David Goggins explains why he declined lucrative offers from the top 5 publishing houses to instead self-publish his book Can’t Hurt Me
What do you do when you start working on yourself and the people around you don’t support you?
For most of human history, we lived in an environment that pushed us to our physical limits in order to survive. We had to excel at being human and cooperating with other humans in order to ensure each successive generation could continue on.
Modern society, however, has decreased the need for that physical capacity and as a result, many of us do not know what it means to push ourselves to the limit and beyond, and the benefits which arise from such a pursuit.
It’s time to change that.
Pushing yourself physically is not just about exercise and getting sweaty. It’s about returning to what made us human, and to do that you must be willing to embrace pain. You must be willing to develop a positive relationship with suffering. You must be willing to master your mindset.
A Word From Our Sponsors
Share your vulnerabilities, victories, and questions in our 17,000-member private Facebook group at theartofcharm.com/challenge. This is a unique opportunity where everyone — both men and women — celebrate your accountability on the way to becoming the best version of yourself. Register today here!
GREATS designs classically inspired sneakers for men and women using luxury high quality materials and construction. Save 15% by entering CHARM at checkout at greats.com.
Great protection. Fair prices. Easy to use. SimpliSafe is the right way to protect your home.” Go today to SimpliSafe.com/AOC to get your system today!
Resources from this Episode
Living With a Seal by Jesse Itzler
Can’t Hurt Me by David Goggins
David on Instagram
David on Facebook
David on Twitter
Check in with AJ and Johnny!
AJ on Instagram
Johnny on Facebook
See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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1h 22min
November 12, 2018729: Self-esteem is Bullshit
Many of us grew up in a world that praised the idea of having high self-esteem - but what exactly is self-esteem, why have we been wrongly focused on it for so long, and what do we need to focus on moving forward?
What to Listen For
Why is artificially inflating self-esteem dangerous and how can you avoid doing it to yourself and your kids?
What is that self critical voice we all hear and how does it affect our self-esteem?
What is imposter syndrome and how does artificially inflated self-esteem contribute to it?
Dr. Hayes explains the root of the word confidence and why many people who appear confident actually are not
How is social media making it difficult for people to be self compassionate and true to themselves?
What are the three components of self-compassion and how can you implement them today to improve your confidence and quality of life?
Dr. Hayes explains how to strip your inner critic of its power
Is there such a thing as too much self-compassion?
Why is it important to determine your values and how can they help you navigate through daily life and the biggest challenges we all face?

Artificially inflating someone’s self-esteem is never advisable. On one end it can lead to a collapse of the person’s identity the moment he faces significant stress because there is no foundation for that view he holds of himself. On the other end it can lead to arrogance and entitlement when a person expects the world to be handed to her simply because she thinks she’s “the best.”

We all face challenges in life that push us to our limits and beyond, so why not equip ourselves with the tools necessary to endure the resulting pain and move forward with our lives?

One of those tools is self-compassion, a term not many of you might not be familiar with just yet.

There are 3 components to self compassion: (1) be kind to yourself, (2) realize everyone is dealing with these struggles, and (3) be present with what you feel - don’t exaggerate your feeling or play them down. If you can cultivate self-compassion you will accept that your life will not always be rainbows and butterflies, your thoughts and feelings can’t always be positive, and you can be patient with yourself during stressful times..

A Word From Our Sponsors
Share your vulnerabilities, victories, and questions in our 17,000-member private Facebook group at theartofcharm.com/challenge. This is a unique opportunity where everyone — both men and women — celebrate your accountability on the way to becoming the best version of yourself. Register today here!
Great protection. Fair prices. Easy to use. SimpliSafe is the right way to protect your home.” Go today to SimpliSafe.com/AOC to get your system today!
When it comes to growing your business, PayPal is your payments partner for today and tomorrow • Visit PayPal.com/Growth to set up a business account today!

Resources from this Episode
Is Self Compassion More Important Than Self Esteem by Steven Hayes, Ph. D.
Alex Banayan Episode
The Third Door by Alex Banayan
Self-compassion protects against the negative effects of low self-esteem: A longitudinal study in a large adolescent sample by Sarah Marshall
Steven Hayes TED Talk

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AJ on Instagram
Johnny on Facebook

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1h 21min
November 05, 2018728: How to Bounce Back From Challenging Times
If you want to want to flourish no matter what life throws at you, you must develop a solid foundation of resilience - but what is resilience, why is it so important to our overall happiness and success in life, and how do we make sure we have enough of it to get through the unavoidable blows to our confidence and self-esteem we all take throughout our lives?
What to Listen For
What three myths do we hear about in every Art of Charm Bootcamp?
Johnny touches on why it’s important to never get too comfortable about your own level of confidence
Why is a heavy focus on self-esteem dangerous for your confidence and what is the science that backs that up?
How does bullying start and what can you do to mitigate it in your children?
Why is resiliency more important than self-esteem and what can you do to cultivate resilience in yourself and others?
What is the operating manual for running our lives and how do we rewrite it to empower us?
What do you need to do before you can start feeling confident?
How much of your confidence is determined by your genetics and what does this mean for your ability to build confidence?
What two consequences are guaranteed when you step outside of your comfort zone and how can you prepare for them?
How do you build a healthy outlook on failure and what can it do for your future potential?
What is the proven CAKE equation and how can you use it to work on your confidence every day?
Why can coaching help you bring your confidence to a level you didn’t think possible?

If your existence in this world was a skyscraper, the beautiful mirror finish would be your self-esteem, the strong internal structure would be your confidence, and the unbreakable foundation would be your resilience.
Without the internal support of your confidence, your “shiny” self-esteem is a fragile shell waiting to buckle at the first sign of stress. And building confidence without a solid foundation of resilience is asking for trouble. Something is eventually going to shake your confidence, so why wouldn’t you want a solid foundation in place to ensure you don’t have to rebuild your confidence from the ground up every time life throws another curveball your way?

A Word From Our Sponsors
Share your vulnerabilities, victories, and questions in our 17,000-member private Facebook group at theartofcharm.com/challenge. This is a unique opportunity where everyone — both men and women — celebrate your accountability on the way to becoming the best version of yourself. Register today here!
Go to podium.com/charm for 10% off your monthly subscription. Become the obvious choice online. Go to podium dot com slash CHARM to get started and save 10%
Blinkist gives you access to key insights from 2,500+ bestselling nonfiction books, transformed into powerful packs you can read or listen to in just 15 minutes. Go to blinkist.com/aoc to start your FREE trial or get 3 months off your yearly plan.

Resources from this Episode
Sugar Ray Leonard Episode
Does High Self-Esteem Cause Better Performance, Interpersonal Success, Happiness, or Healthier Lifestyles?
Some People Are Genetically Wired To Be More Confident
Brene Brown
Sean Stephenson
Dr. Steven Hayes
Art of Charm Bootcamp

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AJ on Facebook
Johnny on Twitter

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1h 28min
October 29, 2018727: Sugar Ray Leonard
Sugar Ray Leonard is regarded as one of the greatest boxers of all time, but did you know he battled social anxiety and substance abuse during his career? We all face obstacles in life on our individual paths to success, so how can we take a solid inventory of our strengths and weaknesses, surround ourselves with people who support and encourage us, and outwork everyone around us to ensure we achieve the success we want in life regardless of the hand we’ve been dealt?

What to Listen For
How did Sugar Ray know he was going to win or lose a fight before it even started and how can you apply that knowledge to the challenges in your life?
Sugar Ray’s approach his training compared to his competition
Why is it important to remain adaptable throughout your professional and personal lives?
When did Sugar Ray realize he was hooked on boxing and why was it related to his brother’s broken nose?
How life is similar to a boxing match
What can we all learn from getting punched in the face?
How do you maintain perspective and groundedness when you start seeing success and why is it important to your future success?
Sugar Ray discusses his morning routine and why it’s so conducive to increased productivity and focus during the day
How did Sugar Ray overcome his social anxiety both inside and outside the ring to become one of the greatest boxers of all time?
Why are mentors critical to your success in any line of work?
What boxing lessons did Sugar Ray strive to instill in his children and what can we all learn from those lessons?

The path to success for anyone is never a straight shot. Often it is plagued with challenges, struggle, blood, sweat, and tears. In addition, we all have weaknesses to contend with as well. However, we can either use the hurdles in our path as excuses for why we can’t finish the race, or we can learn to jump over them. We can let life knock us off our feet and stay there, or we can keep getting back up and take the next punch with a smile.

Life is in many ways like a boxing match. We all go through different rounds, we’re not guaranteed any certain number of them, we win some and lose some, and no one will hit you as hard as life does. Stories like that of Sugar Ray exist to inspire us and show us what can be accomplished when your heart is in the right place, you believe in yourself, and you surround yourself with people you can count on to propel you to the top.

A Word From Our Sponsors
Share your vulnerabilities, victories, and questions in our 17,000-member private Facebook group at theartofcharm.com/challenge. This is a unique opportunity where everyone — both men and women — celebrate your accountability on the way to becoming the best version of yourself. Register today here!

Great protection. Fair prices. Easy to use. SimpliSafe is the right way to protect your home.” Go today to SimpliSafe.com/AOC to get your system today!

Honest guidance to get the right vitamins. For 25% off your first month of personalized Care/of vitamins, visit TakeCareOf.com and enter CHARM.

Resources from this Episode
Sugar Ray Leonard

Sugar Ray Leonard Foundation

Check in with AJ and Johnny!
AJ on Instagram

Johnny on Twitter

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...more
1h 1min
October 29, 2018 727: Sugar Ray Leonard
Sugar Ray Leonard is regarded as one of the greatest boxers of all time, but did you know he battled social anxiety and substance abuse during his career? We all face obstacles in life on our individual paths to success, so how can we take a solid inventory of our strengths and weaknesses, surround ourselves with people who support and encourage us, and outwork everyone around us to ensure we achieve the success we want in life regardless of the hand we’ve been dealt?
What to Listen For
How did Sugar Ray know he was going to win or lose a fight before it even started and how can you apply that knowledge to the challenges in your life?
Sugar Ray’s approach his training compared to his competition
Why is it important to remain adaptable throughout your professional and personal lives?
When did Sugar Ray realize he was hooked on boxing and why was it related to his brother’s broken nose?
How life is similar to a boxing match
What can we all learn from getting punched in the face?
How do you maintain perspective and groundedness when you start seeing success and why is it important to your future success?
Sugar Ray discusses his morning routine and why it’s so conducive to increased productivity and focus during the day
How did Sugar Ray overcome his social anxiety both inside and outside the ring to become one of the greatest boxers of all time?
Why are mentors critical to your success in any line of work?
What boxing lessons did Sugar Ray strive to instill in his children and what can we all learn from those lessons?
The path to success for anyone is never a straight shot. Often it is plagued with challenges, struggle, blood, sweat, and tears. In addition, we all have weaknesses to contend with as well. However, we can either use the hurdles in our path as excuses for why we can’t finish the race, or we can learn to jump over them. We can let life knock us off our feet and stay there, or we can keep getting back up and take the next punch with a smile.
Life is in many ways like a boxing match. We all go through different rounds, we’re not guaranteed any certain number of them, we win some and lose some, and no one will hit you as hard as life does. Stories like that of Sugar Ray exist to inspire us and show us what can be accomplished when your heart is in the right place, you believe in yourself, and you surround yourself with people you can count on to propel you to the top.
A Word From Our Sponsors
Share your vulnerabilities, victories, and questions in our 17,000-member private Facebook group at theartofcharm.com/challenge. This is a unique opportunity where everyone — both men and women — celebrate your accountability on the way to becoming the best version of yourself. Register today here!
Great protection. Fair prices. Easy to use. SimpliSafe is the right way to protect your home.” Go today to SimpliSafe.com/AOC to get your system today!
Honest guidance to get the right vitamins. For 25% off your first month of personalized Care/of vitamins, visit TakeCareOf.com and enter CHARM.
Resources from this Episode
Sugar Ray Leonard
Sugar Ray Leonard Foundation
Check in with AJ and Johnny!
AJ on Instagram
Johnny on Twitter
See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
...more
54min
October 22, 2018726: 5 Hacks to Improve Your Listening | Q&A w/ Oscar Trimboli
Many of us take listening for granted because we do it all day every day, but did you know there are multiple layers to listening and many of us only focus on one of them - so what does it mean to listen in color versus black and white, how can you vastly improve your listening skills with a few tips you can start using today, and why is effective listening such a powerful skill to have?

What to Listen For
How can you use silence in conversation to improve your listening skills?
What are the four villains of listening and how can you avoid becoming each one?
What is the 125-400 rule and why is it so important when it comes to effective communication?
What tips can you implement today to become a better listener at work and at home?
How can you use body language to improve your listening ability?
What does listening for patterns in what people say teach you about what’s important to them?
What is the difference between listening with your head and listening with your heart?
What are the five levels of listening and which one do 86% of people zero in on?
The one question you can use at any networking event to connect with anyone

Listening is the most important skill we can develop as humans because we primarily communicate using spoken language. In addition, one could argue the only reason we have made it this far as a species is our ability to work together in large groups, so where would we be if we never developed language and therefore the ability to listen to and understand what others want us to know?

Technology has since replaced many of the reasons we initially developed and used spoken language for (oral history, traditions, business, transactions, etc), but it is still the most effective method we have to build deep meaningful relationships with our fellow humans. Also, because of our increasing reliance on technology, attentive listening (aka not getting distracted by our mobile devices every time we hear something vibrate) is not a skill that is being adequately cultivated in the current and subsequent generations. It’s time to change that.

A Word From Our Sponsors

Great protection. Fair prices. Easy to use. SimpliSafe is the right way to protect your home. Go today to SimpliSafe.com/AOC to get your system today!

When it comes to growing your business, PayPal is your payments partner for today and tomorrow. Visit PayPal.com/Growth to set up a business account today

Crafted with an Unbreakable Shell. Free Shipping + Guaranteed for Life. Unbreakable. Visit awaytravel.com/charm to get $20 off with promo code: CHARM.

Browse the largest selection of audiobooks anywhere with Audible. Start your 30-day trial today audible.com/charm or text ‘CHARM’ to 500500 – and get your first audiobook for free.

Resources from this Episode
Oscar Trimboli

Check in with AJ and Johnny!
AJ on Instagram

Johnny on Twitter

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1h 4min
October 22, 2018 726: 5 Hacks to Improve Your Listening | Q&A w/ Oscar Trimboli
Many of us take listening for granted because we do it all day every day, but did you know there are multiple layers to listening and many of us only focus on one of them - so what does it mean to listen in color versus black and white, how can you vastly improve your listening skills with a few tips you can start using today, and why is effective listening such a powerful skill to have?
What to Listen For
How can you use silence in conversation to improve your listening skills?
What are the four villains of listening and how can you avoid becoming each one?
What is the 125-400 rule and why is it so important when it comes to effective communication?
What tips can you implement today to become a better listener at work and at home?
How can you use body language to improve your listening ability?
What does listening for patterns in what people say teach you about what’s important to them?
What is the difference between listening with your head and listening with your heart?
What are the five levels of listening and which one do 86% of people zero in on?
The one question you can use at any networking event to connect with anyone
Listening is the most important skill we can develop as humans because we primarily communicate using spoken language. In addition, one could argue the only reason we have made it this far as a species is our ability to work together in large groups, so where would we be if we never developed language and therefore the ability to listen to and understand what others want us to know?
Technology has since replaced many of the reasons we initially developed and used spoken language for (oral history, traditions, business, transactions, etc), but it is still the most effective method we have to build deep meaningful relationships with our fellow humans. Also, because of our increasing reliance on technology, attentive listening (aka not getting distracted by our mobile devices every time we hear something vibrate) is not a skill that is being adequately cultivated in the current and subsequent generations. It’s time to change that.
A Word From Our Sponsors
Great protection. Fair prices. Easy to use. SimpliSafe is the right way to protect your home. Go today to SimpliSafe.com/AOC to get your system today!
When it comes to growing your business, PayPal is your payments partner for today and tomorrow. Visit PayPal.com/Growth to set up a business account today
Crafted with an Unbreakable Shell. Free Shipping + Guaranteed for Life. Unbreakable. Visit awaytravel.com/charm to get $20 off with promo code: CHARM.
Browse the largest selection of audiobooks anywhere with Audible. Start your 30-day trial today audible.com/charm or text ‘CHARM’ to 500500 – and get your first audiobook for free.
Resources from this Episode
Oscar Trimboli
Check in with AJ and Johnny!
AJ on Instagram
Johnny on Twitter
See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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59min

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