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Is this the part where I talk about brand voice, distribution, and storytelling across the funnel? Or say we “help companies scale content that converts”?

𝗪𝗲 𝗱𝗼 𝗮𝗹𝗹 𝘁𝗵𝗮𝘁.

But what we really do is write content your team doesn’t have to worry about, so you can stay focused on strategy, not sentence structure.

𝗛𝗲𝘆, 𝗜’𝗺 𝗦𝘁𝗲𝗽𝗵𝗲𝗻. 👋

And my path here hasn’t exactly followed a playbook:
Banking → Law School → Teaching → L&D → Content

(Yeah… it’s been a ride.)

Today, I run a B2B content agency with my wife. We keep it lean and personal — just the two of us, plus our kids and a couple barky mini schnauzers. 

At Damn Smart Marketing, we give marketers writing they can trust and results they can stand behind.

✓ Content that sounds like you (not a template, not bland AI)
✓ Full support from idea to publication
✓ A partner who gets content
✓ Zero fluff, zero hand-holding
✓ More time to focus on what matters

In other words: you get to 🚀 while we handle the ✍️.

𝗟𝗼𝗼𝗸𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝗳𝗼𝗿 𝗮 𝘄𝗿𝗶𝘁𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝗽𝗮𝗿𝘁𝗻𝗲𝗿? 𝗧𝘄𝗼 𝘄𝗮𝘆𝘀 𝘄𝗲 𝘄𝗼𝗿𝗸:

1️⃣ 𝗗𝗼𝗻𝗲-𝗳𝗼𝗿-𝘆𝗼𝘂 𝘄𝗿𝗶𝘁𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝗳𝗼𝗿 𝗰𝗼𝗻𝘁𝗲𝗻𝘁 𝘁𝗲𝗮𝗺𝘀.
Blogs, LinkedIn posts, newsletters, case studies. If it’s got words, we’ll write it. You get to run the show without sweating every sentence.

2️⃣ 𝗟𝗶𝗻𝗸𝗲𝗱𝗜𝗻 𝘀𝘂𝗽𝗽𝗼𝗿𝘁 𝗳𝗼𝗿 𝗳𝗼𝘂𝗻𝗱𝗲𝗿𝘀.
We’ve built an AI-assisted workflow that makes posting easy, effective, and actually worth reading.

If you're curious, DM me. 

No cold, hard pitch, I promise. Just a real convo about where you’re headed and whether some damn smart content can help.

Stephen 😀

Stephen Mostrom

How my wife and I work together without losing our minds (or our marriage)...

9 years ago, Donna and I started Damn Smart Marketing.
4 years ago, we niched down to B2B content writing. 
24 months ago, I joined full-time. 

It's been a wild ride. 
Full of ups and downs. 

And, when we share our story with others, the same question comes up every time.

"How do you work with your partner 24/7 without killing each other?"

Here's our formula: 

1 - Love your differences (really!)
2 - Create a clear division of duties
3 - Remove pressure whenever possible
4 - Talk about everything
5 - Leave your ego at the door

Interested in learning more about how we make it work?

👉 https://lnkd.in/gtPzBpME

Writer for B2B Tech & Finance ✍️ | Running a content agency with my wife (and yes, still married) | Human words, AI workflows | JD & MBA

I've got one resolution for '26. 
KEEP. IT. REAL. 

Real talk
- Words I’d say out loud, not empty-calorie buzzwords
- Taking a stance, not performative "thought leadership"
- Posting for people, not the algorithm

Real content
- Heart-first drafts, not perfect-first outputs
- A voice with fingerprints, not generic AI fluff
- Photos that feel lived-in, not perfectly staged

Real-ationships
- Showing up first, not keeping score
- Chats that run long, not calendar Tetris
- Conversations with pauses, not pitches

LinkedIn.
The business world.
The internet.
Honestly, the whole globe.

It’s getting more synthetic by the second.

Time to swim against the current. 

Real only. 
No exceptions. 

You in?

LinkedIn friends: Can you help me get the word out?

I’ve got *a lot* of thoughts on writing, creativity, AI (and where to avoid it), and B2B marketing. 

(Also the last season of Stranger Things… but that’s a separate thread)

I’m looking to connect with smart folks who care about these topics and want to have no-fluff conversations around them.

If you know anyone I should meet, I’d appreciate a tag or a DM:

- Podcast hosts
- Conference organizers
- Speaking opportunities
- Or adjacent worlds I should be paying attention to

And if you just want to talk about The Upside Down or how Steve + Dustin are an elite duo, I’m here for that too!

Thanks in advance. 🙏

I assume every LinkedIn post will flop (yes, even after 1M+ impressions). So, I run mine through this 10-point checklist before hitting publish.👇

The result?

10k+ followers
Viral client posts
Countless connections

Here's the checklist: 

1. Did I start with the good stuff?
Weak hook, no go. I’ll tweak it 100x to get it right.

2. Does this post sound like me? (Or like AI?)
Beep boop. No thanks, I’ll stick to Stephen writing. 

3. Did I make it easy to read?
No one’s reading bland blocks of text during their coffee break.

4. Did I paint the picture?
Feelings, stakes, pain. That makes a story real. 

5. Will I remember this tomorrow?
If it’s forgettable to me, it’s forgettable to them.

6. Am I talking to one person, or broadcasting to everyone?
Generic tone = generic results. I write to one reader and one reader only.

7. Did I edit out the filler?
Adverbs, clichés, throat-clearing intros. I cut them with a chainsaw.

8. Did I anchor it in lived experience?
Real stories beat abstract advice every day (twice on Sundays).

9. What’s the one thing I want someone to remember?
If my post has 6 points, it has no point.

10. Did I enjoy writing it?
If it felt like a chore, it’ll probably read like one too.

Your go-to?

Who in their right mind adds 25 pounds to their morning walk?

Umm....

Last year, I started wearing a weighted vest. Unless it's 110° or more, most mornings you'll find me with three dogs walking a mile loop around Chandler. 

Shoulders strained. 
Core (hopefully) engaged. 
CCR probably on repeat. 

It's the funny bit about exercise...

To get stronger, you have to intentionally do hard things. Lift heavy stuff, run when nothing's chasing you, or strap extra weight to your body. 

The reward?
Growth. 

Problem is, when I look at the mental side of work, all I see are shortcuts. AI wasn't the first, but boy is it the loudest. 

"Write 100 LinkedIn posts in 30 seconds!"
"Turn one idea into a week of content!"
"Hit publish without ever breaking a sweat!"

There’s absolutely a time and place for speed, efficiency, and productivity.

But if everything gets easier…
When do we actually get stronger?

This isn't theoretical. 

Darja Djordjevic (Columbia Univ) on AI: 
“Here is a machine that is always available, endlessly enthusiastic, and seemingly competent in every domain. That creates a powerful feedback loop. You skip the discomfort of starting from scratch and get rewarded in seconds.”

Great for the short-term. 
Hazardous for the long. 

That's why I'm personally putting on weighted vests at work, too. 

Writing the first draft from scratch.
Sitting with the mess before cleaning it up.
Thinking before prompting.

Do I use AI? Of course.
But it’s the spotter, not the lifter.

Because the discomfort *is* the workout.

Maybe I'm not in my right mind. 
Maybe that's okay... as long as I'm growing. 🤷

Last year, I ghostwrote on LinkedIn for a dozen execs. 12M+ impressions, 20k+ followers. Here are 4 post types that delivered (and why): 

1. Scar stories

Easily our top-performer. 

What were the bottom-rung moments in a career (fumbles, toxic peers, etc)? And, most importantly, what did you learn from them?

One six-figure impression post from last year started with, “When I left the boardroom, I thought I was fired.” 

These posts counter the perfect upward path so often embedded in thought leadership content. 

They take courage to post. 
And that’s why they work. 

2. Non-obvious + niche trends

Market trend posts work when you’ve got a one-of-one view. 
And genuine thought leaders do. 

The key is making sure the trends don’t sound like an economics report. 

They need to cut deep for your target audience. 
Show you’re in the trenches. 

Not “5 [industry] trends,” but “5 patterns showing up across every [industry] conversation I’m in.”

3. Have you seen?

This is the small-scale side of the trends conversation. 
Commenting on news happening right now, this minute. 

- Major shakeup in your industry
- Big, bold stance by leadership
- Real-time data that informs decisions

In one move, you bring your readership into the fold (“have you seen?”), then lay out your angle (“here’s how I see it”). 

Timely and opinionated. 

4. I used to think X, now I think Y

Growth is interesting. 

People love to map the trajectory a leader’s taken. They want to see the nitty-gritty thoughts that shape million-dollar (billion-dollar?) leadership. 

One post that caught fire last year…
 
It broke down the people side of a data-heavy business. “I used to think the numbers mattered most, now I think it’s those small hallway conversations.”

Growth. And how it happens. 
Your readers can easily take notes. 




What do these posts have in common?

- Specific to YOU, not just anyone
- Getting real with your struggles and journey
- Putting the “thought” in thought leadership

That’s what separates the leaders people sync with…
From content that gets scrolled past and forgotten.

This might be my favorite January reading stack ever ↓

📚 How fear shaped history, politics, society, and more 
📚 One man's journey to consume the entire encyclopedia britannica
📚 The economist behind "Capital" takes on current events
📚 AI's impact on human writing (hint: it's not good)
📚 A globetrotting journey via classic works of fiction

What are you reading?
(Recommendations, please! I'm building my list for next month)

I'm tired of reading LinkedIn posts stuffed with fluff. 

Too many words. Too little payoff. A waste of everyone's time...

The result:
Writer – Annoyed that their message isn't resonating. 😡 
Reader – Annoyed that their attention isn't respected. 😤 

Who's this working for?
Answer: no one.

Time to get back to an old writing rule I swear by, "Every word not working for you... is working against you." 

Time to ditch words that add nothing. 

↓↓↓
These are the 4 worst offenders I see every single day: 

1. Buzzword Bingo
“Leverage”
“Synergy”
“Thought leadership”
“Game-changing”

2. The Warm-Up Lap
“I’ve been thinking a lot lately…”
“I wanted to share a quick thought…”
“This might resonate with some of you…”
“Just some reflections…”

3. Captain Generic
“Bet on yourself.”
“Show up.”
“Do the work.”
"Success isn't linear."

4. Say It Again, But Louder
“In other words…”
“Put simply…”
“Let me explain…”
“To clarify…”

Instead of fluff, do this...

Get to the point. 
Respect your reader. 
Mic drop and move on. 

Yeah?

Buffer crunched 2M+ data points to answer the question: How often should you post on LinkedIn to maximize reach? ↓

2-5 times per week. 

Doesn’t have to be every day. 
Doesn’t have to destroy your calendar. 

But moving from “whenever I have time” or once a month to this range yields serious results. 

+1,182 more impressions per post
0.23 percentage point lift in engagement rate

Buffer calls it “flipping a switch.”

That’s why, when we work with busy execs and founders at Damn Smart Marketing, we use a simple 3 / 30 approach: 

3 → publish three posts per week (minus holidays)
30 → one 30-minute weekly brainstorm to generate raw ideas

(Huge shoutout to Devin Reed, who runs this process to perfection. His breakdown is worth a look: https://lnkd.in/gcghEk5R)

That’s it. 

The difference between fading into the background and showing up in the feed of the people you want to reach. 

Questions?
Drop them below or DM me.

It's official: most folks DO NOT want to read AI. 

I've suspected as much. Seen loads of spiky posts about it on LinkedIn. But this is 4,484 people casting their vote, and you can see...

Only 16% keep reading, no problem. 
Whoa. 🤯 

My thoughts: 

1 - This topic is emotional quicksand. 4k+ people voting on a LinkedIn poll... that crazy, and a signal that people REALLY care. 

This isn't a shoulder shrug.  
It's a raging fire we need to pay attention to. 

2 - How do you know something was written by AI? Short answer: you don't. Instead, we're all judging in seconds. 

Is it flat, lifeless? Could anyone have written it? 
Does it have an em dash or too many rule of threes?

There's no rulebook. 
Just people making assumptions. 

As writers, marketers, and content folks...
We have to know this. Understand it. Adapt to it. 

3 - Content is about making bets. Bets that something you create will resonate and lead to a conversation, trust-building, etc. 

Idk about you...

But I don't want to bet on 16% odds. The chance folks MIGHT ignore the AI of it all and keep reading anyway... even if ChatGPT can generate 1M words in 3 seconds.

The smarter bet? 
Write for people. Write what resonates. 

And at least according to this (pretty big) poll, that isn't AI. 



Ok, enough of my ramblings...
What do you think? 

P.S. Shoutout to Mel Barfield for doing the work.

This LinkedIn post should have been a snoozefest. ↓

Instead, it's one of the best examples of writing voice I've ever seen. 


We've all seen the new furry friend angle.
Usually it's “I got a pup! 🐶” and 5 likes.

But not Lauren. 

Check it…

1 - She pulls you right into the storyworld

“middle of the workday” → busy CEO
“puppy with bad eyes” → awwww
“definitely don’t need another dog” → tension
“skin of our gahdayum teeth” → relatability
“ohmygaaaahhhh” → human emotion
“drive four hours” → commitment

And then there’s her backstory:
“lost… one year ago this week”
😭😭😭

2 - She uses (gasp) humor

Pile of laundry?
Mitch McConnell? 

I won’t explain the funny here cause that ruins it. 
But c’mon. This is standup level. 

3 - She sounds so human

Running around at 1 million miles per hour. 
Making heartfelt decisions. 
Talking pup names with her husband. 
Reflecting on the past and looking to the future. 

All in 115 words. 



I’ve never met Lauren. 
Never seen her content on LinkedIn before. 
But you can bet I smashed that “like” button fast. 

And last I checked, 1000+ others had too. 

Wow. Great writing. 
Who knew?

“Have AI write the first draft, then edit.” 

I know smart folks who write this way. It works for them. Real talk, though, it's not how I do my best writing.

Here's why: 

1 - The 1000-pound anchor. 

Once words are on the screen, they’re hard to ignore. You start reacting to what’s there instead of imagining what could be.

That usually means less human judgment. Less original thinking.

You either have to edit hard and fast and often. 
Or you quietly settle.

2 - It’s painfully predictable.

AI leans on the same phrases, rhythms, and structures. Even when you tell it to mix things up.

So I’m left with two bad options:
- Everything I write starts to sound the same
- I spend time hacking and rearranging instead of thinking

Both feel like fighting the work instead of doing it.

3 - I want my creative muscles strong.

I plan to write tomorrow. And the day after that. And the day after that.

When I'm on a client call, I want ideas flowing straight from my brain (not from a prompt I used last week). 

That only happens with reps.

Staring down the blank page like it's a roaring dragon spitting flames. And coming out the other side untouched. 

---

My process instead: 

- I write the first draft, messy and human. 
- I get feedback from trusted peers and my co-founder. 
- I use AI for grammar, polish, and the occasional word swap.

That balance works for me. 
It protects originality without sacrificing speed or quality.

Curious how others do it.

AI-written first drafts?
Or human-first?

When execs and founders ask me how to win on LinkedIn, I give the same advice every time: Hook your reader. Here are 5 hook-writing tips👇

1. Know the fundamentals

Your hook = what shows before “see more.”
You’ve got about 200 characters to earn the click.
Make it count.

2. Use specific, emotionally charged words

Generic is boring. Stats are boring. I’ve seen enough posts start with a bland sentence + stat to fill a stadium.

Don’t aim for the head. Aim for the heart.

And use the words that speak to them...

Think:
– Burnout, not low engagement
– Ghosted, not no response
– Nightmare spreadsheet, not manual process

3. Inject your POV

There’s way too much “you should” on here. Try “I did” instead.

Personal stories beat generic advice every day of the week.

Simple formula:
Do interesting things. Talk about them.

4. Signal value early

If you’re sharing 5 tips, say that up front. Please don’t make people guess what they’re getting.

Clarity builds trust... fast.

5. Benefits, benefits, benefits

Assumption is a dangerous game on LinkedIn. The audience is too wide, too diverse.

So spell it out:
- Why should someone care? (benefit)
- What’s it going to help them do? (benefit)
- What’s the end result? (benefit)

If the value’s not obvious, they’ll scroll. Every time.


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Your turn: What's your go-to tip for writing a standout hook?

I love love love movies. But "CGI slop" is ruining them. Every new Marvel, Jurassic, or Fast flick looks like a blender full of pixels and lens flares. And we’re making the same mistake with AI-first content.

Case in point:
Jurassic Park (1993): 60 CGI shots, 100+ practical effects.
Jurassic World (2015): 2,000+ CGI shots.

One still makes me hold my breath. The other makes me reach for my phone.

Why? Because you feel the T-Rex in Jurassic Park.
I get goosebumps every single time.

These days, my LinkedIn feed is overflowing with AI-first content.
Technically fine. But it feels hollow.
So it doesn’t land.

But get this…

One of our ghostwriting clients took the opposite route.
No visuals. No AI polish. Just a human-written, text-only post anchored in a painful moment from her career.

The result?
700k+ impressions.
Inbound leads.
Conversations with decision-makers who felt like they knew her.

Not because it was flashy.
Because it was real.

And that formula is working in Hollywood too.

The Boy and the Heron won Best Animated Feature with hand-drawn frames.
Godzilla Minus One won Best VFX on a $15M budget (up against a Mission Impossible movie with a $291M budget).

While the big studios keep chasing pixels, these outliers zagged and won.

It’s a simple truth:

Doing what everyone else is doing has never worked in content.
That’s not changing anytime soon.

Donna Mostrom calls our LLM “Cathy.”

Because we use ChatGPT.

Chatty Cathy.
Well played. 🫡

Oliver Anwar

Elite Health Specialist To CEOs & Entrepreneurs • Transformed 100s of entrepreneurs & high performers' lives • 100,000+ followers on Twitter

Most executives sacrifice their health building their business.

I help them reclaim it without leaving the business.

I'm Oliver Anwar, Executive Health Coach and Founder of Elite Performance.

I specialize in helping CEOs, founders, and executives drop 20-40 lbs, optimize their hormones, and rebuild unstoppable energy through precision protocols that fit their schedule, not some cookie-cutter fitness plan.

Here's the reality:

At 40+, your body doesn't respond like it did at 25.

You can't out-work a broken metabolism. 

You can't out-hustle low testosterone. And you can't out-discipline chronic stress.

Most health coaches give you workouts and meal plans.

I give you biology.

We optimize your hormones. We track your bloodwork. We engineer your nervous system for peak performance.

And we do it in a way that works around client dinners, travel, and 60-hour weeks.

I've worked with executives at: 

• Amazon 
• McKinsey 
• Accenture 
• Meta 
• Shopify 
• Tinder 
• Microsoft 
• Pfizer 
• Solana 
• X 

What my clients get:

✔ Drop 20-40 lbs of fat and keep it off
✔ Optimize testosterone and cortisol through bloodwork-backed protocols
✔ Reclaim energy, focus, and drive without sacrificing business performance
✔ Build a system that sustains results for life, not just 12 weeks

If you're a CEO, founder, or executive who refuses to accept "good enough" health:

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Results guaranteed or you don't pay.

Let's build something elite.

Chief Executive Officer

Ozempic is a trap.

I've had 12+ clients come to me in the last 3 months saying the same thing:

"I lost weight but I look worse. I feel weaker. And the moment I stop, the weight comes right back."

Let me explain why:


Ozempic isn't a fat loss drug.

It's an appetite suppressant. You eat less. You lose weight.

Sounds perfect, right?

WRONG.

Here's what nobody tells you:


When you slash calories without a plan, you don't just lose fat. You lose muscle.

Research indicates significant muscle loss occurs alongside fat loss on these drugs.

The tissue that protects your joints. Burns calories at rest. Keeps you looking strong.

So what happens?

You end up "skinny fat."

Lighter on the scale. Weaker underneath.

But it gets worse.


Have you heard of rapid weight loss effects on facial structure?

Quick weight loss hollows out cheeks and temples. You look gaunt. Aged. Tired.

I've seen 45-year-old executives come to me looking noticeably different in 6 months.

Some are now spending thousands on cosmetic procedures to address the changes.

They took a drug to look better. Only to need procedures to adjust what the drug did.


But here's the real issue:

The moment you stop, the weight comes right back.

Evidence shows users regain significant weight within a year of stopping.

And guess what comes back?

Mostly fat, not muscle.

So you end up worse than when you started:

• Weaker
• Fatter (proportionally)
• Dependent on a $1,000+/month prescription


Here's the truth:

In business, career, and relationships, you know there aren't shortcuts.

So why would any "quick fix" be different?

These drugs are life-changing for diabetics managing blood sugar. But for executives specifically using these drugs for fat loss?

The only sustainable path is a custom protocol built around YOUR biology.


If you're ready to drop 20-40 lbs sustainably without shortcuts, without losing muscle, without the rebound:

💬 DM "OZEMPIC"

I'll show you the exact system executives use to drop 20-40 lbs, build muscle, and actually keep it off.

Chief Health Officer | I help CEOs & founders drop 20-40 lbs and optimize hormones using science-backed protocols without sacrificing their business | Trusted by 500+ executives @ Amazon, Meta, Tinder, Shopify, Accenture

Tom Brady played elite football until 45.

Most NFL players are finished at 35.

Some say it's genetics, but in Tom's case it's engineering.

Everyone assumed Brady would decline like every other quarterback.

Yet he won his last Super Bowl at 43. Then played two more seasons.


Here's what Tom did differently:

Brady doesn't train like a normal athlete.

He built an entirely different system called TB12.

The core principle: Pliability over stiffness.

Most athletes build hard, tight muscles.

Brady builds muscles that stay long, soft, and resilient.


The Tom Brady Longevity Protocol:

Training:

• Resistance band work over heavy weights
• Deep tissue pliability sessions daily (20+ minutes)
• Functional movements that mirror real-life demands
• No max-effort lifting that creates muscle density

Nutrition:

• 80% alkaline, 20% acidic foods
• Zero: sugar, white flour, dairy, nightshades
• Heavy emphasis: wild salmon, vegetables, nuts, seeds
• No eating within 3 hours of sleep

Hydration:

• 1/2 body weight in ounces daily (minimum)
• Electrolytes in every bottle
• Dehydration = root of soft tissue injuries

Sleep:

• Non-negotiable 9 hours per night
• Bedroom at 65 degrees
• No screens after 8pm


The result:

23 NFL seasons. 7 Super Bowls. Zero major injuries after age 35.

Not magic. Just a system he never broke from.


The executives who perform best at 40+ aren't trying to out-train their 30s.

They're building systems that sustain peak performance.

Tom's system: pliability over stiffness. Recovery over intensity. Engineering over genetics.


If you're ready to build the longevity system that keeps you performing at your peak:

💬 DM "BRADY"

I'll show you the exact protocol to stay elite after 40. Training. Nutrition. Recovery. All engineered for longevity.

Most people don’t age.

They just let themselves go.

It’s not genetics.
It’s not bad luck.
It’s years of poor choices catching up.

People blame aging for:

• Low energy
• Joint pain
• Slower metabolism
• Brain fog

But the truth?

• Poor diet = chronic inflammation.
• No training = muscle loss and weakness.
• Bad sleep = accelerated aging.
• High stress = low testosterone, rapid decline.

Some 40-year-olds look and move like they’re 60.
Some 60-year-olds are in better shape than 30-year-olds.

It’s not about age.
It’s about how you treat your body.

The fix?

• Strength train 3-5x per week.
• Eat for longevity (protein, micronutrients, whole foods).
• Optimize sleep like your life depends on it.
• Manage stress before it destroys you.

Most people let time break them down.
The elite engineer their health.

Aging is optional.

Which side will you choose?


If you're an executive or founder over 40 who refuses to accept decline as "normal":

💬 DM "PERFORM"

I'll show you the exact system my clients use to drop 20-40 lbs and optimize their hormones, without sacrificing their business.

Keanu Reeves at 60 outworks action stars half his age.

He does 90% of his own stunts in John Wick.

That's not movie magic. That's daily preparation.

Most actors hand off the hard stuff to stunt doubles.

Keanu trains for months to make sure he doesn't have to.


The John Wick films required mastering three disciplines:

Jiu-jitsu. Judo. Tactical firearms.

Not "movie versions." Real, competitive-level skill.


The Keanu Reeves Training Protocol:

Tactical Firearms:

• Live fire drills 3-4x per week
• 3-gun competition training (pistol, rifle, shotgun)
• Movement under stress, target transitions
• 2-3 hours per session

Martial Arts:

• Judo and jiu-jitsu 4-5 days per week
• Throws, joint locks, ground transitions
• Real technique, not choreography alone
• Trained with Machado brothers (BJJ legends)

Conditioning:

• Functional circuits: battle ropes, tire flips, sled pushes
• Mobility work daily (30+ minutes)
• Everything mimics combat demands

Nutrition:

• High protein, moderate carbs, low sugar
• Lean proteins: chicken, fish, eggs
• Complex carbs around training only
• Obsessive hydration

Recovery:

• 7-8 hours sleep minimum
• Stretching and soft tissue work between sessions
• Listens to his body, backs off when needed


The result:

A 60-year-old who moves faster, shoots straighter, and recovers quicker than co-stars in their 30s.

No ego lifting. No crash diets. Just skill stacked on consistency.


The difference between Keanu and most executives over 40?

He trained like his performance mattered.

Because it did.


If you're ready to train with the same discipline, and build the performance that matches your ambition:

💬 DM "WICK"

I'll show you the exact training system to outperform executives half your age. Skills. Strength. Recovery. All integrated.

If I woke up 45 lbs overweight…

Below would be the grocery list, meals, workouts, and routine I'd use to get my body back in 90 days:


First the grocery list:

Proteins:

• Chicken breast
• Turkey breast
• Lean beef
• Salmon or white fish
• Eggs
• Greek yogurt (plain, low-fat)
• Cottage cheese

Carbs:

• White potatoes
• Sweet potatoes
• Oats
• Rice (brown or white)
• Quinoa

Veggies:

• Broccoli
• Spinach
• Brussels sprouts
• Beets
• Mixed greens (for salads)

Fats:

• Olive oil
• Avocados
• Nuts (almonds, walnuts—in moderation)

Others:
• Berries (blueberries, strawberries)
• Apples
• Coffee (black)
• Spices (garlic, turmeric, pepper—for flavor without calories)
• Supplements: Creatine, vitamin D, magnesium, omega-3s

Shop once a week and stick to the store perimeter.

The rest is just processed junk.


Next: Meals.

Breakfast (400-500 cal, 40-50g protein):

• 4 eggs scrambled with spinach + 1 cup oats + black coffee

Lunch (500-600 cal, 50g protein):

• Grilled chicken breast (6oz) + white potatoes (medium) + broccoli + olive oil drizzle

Dinner (500-600 cal, 50g protein):

• Baked salmon (6oz) + quinoa (1 cup cooked) + mixed greens salad with olive oil

Snacks (200-300 cal each, 20-30g protein):

• Greek yogurt with berries
• Cottage cheese + apple
• Protein shake (if needed, post-workout)

• Drink 3-4 liters of water daily.
• No snacking after 7pm.
• One high-carb day every 2 weeks for a reset (add extra potatoes or rice).
• When fat loss plateaus, drop 100 calories/day for a week.
• Skip the alcohol because it poisons progress.


Now the workouts…

• Prioritize weights over cardio.
• Lift 45-60 min, 4-5x/week.
• Focus on compounds to build muscle and boost metabolism.
• Split: Push/Pull/Legs (repeat).

Push Day:

• Bench press: 3x8-12
• Overhead press: 3x8-12
• Tricep dips: 3x10-15
• Lateral raises: 3x12-15

Pull Day:

• Deadlifts: 3x6-10
• Pull-ups or rows: 3x8-12
• Bicep curls: 3x10-15
• Face pulls: 3x12-15

Leg Day:

• Squats: 3x8-12
• Lunges: 3x10/leg
• Calf raises: 3x15
• Leg press or extensions: 3x10-15
• Add 1-2 short HIIT sessions/week (10-15 min sprints or skipping) if needed.

Progressive overload:

• Increase weight/reps each week.
• Deload every 6 weeks to recover.


Finally, the routine.

This ties it all together for sustainability.

Daily:

• 7-8+ hours sleep
• 10k steps (walk outside for sunlight and mental clarity)
• Morning sunlight (15 min) to set circadian rhythm
• Diaphragmatic breathing during workouts for core stability

Weekly:

• Train 3-5 days
• Meal prep Sundays
• Track progress: Weigh-in weekly, photos monthly
• Supplements: Creatine (5g/day), vitamin D (if deficient), magnesium for recovery

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P.S. I'm looking to help 3 executives or founders:

🔥 Drop 30 lbs of fat
💪 Gain 5-10 lbs of muscle
🚀 Skyrocket their energy in 3 hours per week 

Want in?

💬 DM me the word “LEAN” and let’s chat

(Results guaranteed or you don’t pay)

You don't need to run to lose fat.

Here are 7 ways to drop 20-40 lbs without cardio:


1. Lift Heavy 3-4x Per Week

Strength training preserves muscle while you lose fat.

Every pound of muscle you keep burns 6 calories per day at rest (not huge, but it adds up).

More importantly: heavy lifting improves insulin sensitivity, which is critical for fat loss after 40.

Squats, deadlifts, rows, presses. 45 minutes. Done.


2. Prioritize Protein (1g Per Lb of Goal Weight)

Protein has a 20-30% thermic effect; your body burns calories digesting it.

It also preserves muscle and keeps you full.

Most people under-eat protein and wonder why they're always hungry.

Target: 150-200g per day if you want to lose 20-40 lbs.


3. Fix Your Sleep (7-9 Hours)

Poor sleep ruins fat loss by spiking cortisol and increasing hunger hormones (ghrelin).

You'll crave sugar, overeat, and store fat, especially around your belly.

Most people treat sleep like it's optional.

It's not. It's the foundation.


4. Use Intermittent Fasting (16:8 Window)

Eating within an 8-hour window makes it easier to stay in a calorie deficit.

It also improves insulin sensitivity and reduces inflammation.

Not magic, just a tool that makes fat loss easier.

Eat 12pm-8pm and drop 20-40 lbs without tracking calories.


5. Walk 10-15K Steps Daily

Low-intensity movement burns fat, lowers cortisol, and doesn't interfere with recovery.

It's also easy to fit into your day (walking meetings, phone calls, lunch breaks).

No need for cardio torture. Just move more.


6. Optimize Your Hormones

If your testosterone is below 600 ng/dL, fat loss will be harder.

If your cortisol is spiking all day, you'll store belly fat no matter how clean you eat.

If your thyroid is sluggish, your metabolism is broken.

Fix the biology first. Then everything else works.


7. Take Full Rest Days

Overtraining spikes cortisol, which forces your body to store fat.

Rest days optimize recovery and hormone balance.

Most people think more is better.

Sometimes, less is more.


Bottom line:

You don't need cardio to lose fat.

You need:

• Strength training
• Protein
• Sleep
• Strategic fasting
• Daily movement
• Optimized hormones
• Rest

Fix the biology. The body follows.


If you're an executive or founder over 40 who wants to drop 20-40 lbs without sacrificing your business:

💬 DM "OPTIMIZE"

I'll show you the exact system my clients use to lose fat, optimise hormones, and reclaim their energy, without running a single mile.

(Results guaranteed or you don't pay)

I don’t care how old you are. 

The belly fat has to go.

Here's my science-backed advice for losing it ASAP:


1) Train for muscle, not calories

Past 40, you lose 3-8% of muscle mass per decade.

This tanks your metabolism and makes fat storage worse.

Lift heavy compound movements 3-4x per week:

• Squats
• Deadlifts
• Presses and rows

Your muscles are metabolic furnaces that burn fat even while you sleep.


2) Fix your cortisol problem

That belly fat isn't just from beer and pizza.

Chronic stress floods your body with cortisol, which signals your body to store visceral fat around your organs.

High-stress job + poor sleep + overtraining = stubborn gut that won't move.

• Sleep 7-8 hours
• Walk 8,000+ steps daily
• Stop grinding yourself into the ground at the gym


3) Eat protein like your life depends on it

After 40, you need 1g per pound of body weight minimum to maintain muscle and control hunger.

Most men eat half that.

Protein:

• Increases satiety
• Preserves lean mass during fat loss
• Highest thermic effect of all macros

Start every meal with 30-40g of quality protein before you touch anything else.


4) Stop eating like a college kid

Your insulin sensitivity isn't what it was at 25.

That metabolism that let you eat whatever you wanted?

It's gone.

• Cut liquid calories
• Prioritize whole foods
• Time your carbs around training when your muscles actually need them

Your body composition now depends on nutrient quality, not just quantity.


5) Get your testosterone checked

Low T accelerates muscle loss, increases fat storage (especially around the midsection), kills energy, and destroys recovery.

If you're tired, losing strength, and gaining belly fat despite training:

Get full hormone panels done.

Optimizing testosterone through training, sleep, nutrition and potentially TRT changes everything.


6) Walk more than you lift

Daily walking is the most underrated fat loss tool for men over 40.

It burns fat without spiking cortisol, improves insulin sensitivity, and doesn't interfere with recovery.

10,000 steps > another HIIT session that leaves you wrecked for three days.

Low-intensity movement compounds daily and actually works long-term.


The fix (90 days):

• Heavy compound training 3-4x/week
• 8,000+ daily steps
• 1g protein per pound of body weight
• Cut liquid calories
• Get testosterone + full hormone panels
• Prioritize sleep (7-8 hours)

Do this for 90 days and your body composition transforms.


If you're an executive over 40, gaining belly fat despite training, and ready to actually fix it:

💬 DM "BELLY"

I'll show you the exact protocol to drop 20-40 lbs in less than 3 hours per week.

(This is a paid program)

Cardio is a bad way to lose fat.

If you want to lose 30 lbs of fat in 2026, read this:


First:

Do these sound familiar?

• Brain fog
• Poor focus
• Weight gain
• Low Sex drive
• Low Confidence
• Not getting work done

These are caused by being overweight.

Let’s fix them this year:


1) Dieting

Focus on:

• High protein
• Healthy fats
• Whole foods

Don’t cut out too many carbs.

Carbs often get demonized in the fitness space...

But they are needed for testosterone and energy.


2) Focus on weight training

Increasing muscle mass increases testosterone.

Start on a training program with:

- Push
- Pull
- Legs
- Upper body
- And lower body split.

Track your weights for progressive overload to get stronger every session.


3) Optimizing sleep quality

Wear blue blocking glasses 3 hours before bed.

Use magnesium and glycine for improved sleep.

These help you:

• Fall asleep easier
• Stay asleep longer
• Access deeper sleep


4) Use creatine

This helps with:

• Strength training
• Improved focus
• Increased muscle mass
• Boosts testosterone production

Creatine is one of the best, and most researched, supplements you can take.


5) Supplements

Improve your nutrition to optimize testosterone.

There are specific nutrients which boost testosterone:

• Zinc
• Calcium
• Vitamin B
• Vitamin D
• Magnesium

Meat, fatty fish, and shellfish have a lot of these.

But you can use supplements if you can't get enough of these from your diet.


6) Slight Calorie Deficit

Eat in a slight calorie deficit to lose fat while building muscle.

Eat 300 calories below maintenance.

Use an online calorie calculator to estimate your maintenance level.

Bonus:

Walk if 10,000 steps a day if you struggle with eating less.


7) Eat More Protein

You need more protein you can build muscle while dropping fat.

Aim for 1g protein per LB bodyweight.

180 LBs = 180g protein per day

Split this up throughout the day as this will aid in muscle building and protein synthesis (MPS).

________

P.S. I'm looking to help 3 entrepreneurs or executives:

🔥 Drop 30 lbs of fat
💪 Gain 5-10 lbs of muscle
🚀 Skyrocket their energy in 3 hours per week 

Want in?

💬 DM me the word “ELITE” and let’s chat

(Results guaranteed or you don’t pay)

If I had to lose 30 lbs in 60 days

No pills.
No fads.
Just results.

Here’s exactly what I’d do:


1. Eat the same meals every day

Most people fail from decision fatigue.
I’d simplify everything.

Breakfast:
• 4 eggs
• ½ avocado

Lunch:
• 6 oz chicken
• 1 cup white rice
• Steamed broccoli

Dinner:
• 8 oz salmon
• Roasted veggies
• Olive oil drizzle

Snacks:
• Whey protein
• Handful of almonds

Repeat daily.


2. Fast every morning

Push breakfast back until later in the day. 

Just black coffee and water.

This keeps insulin low and burns fat faster.

I’d eat in a 6–8 hour window.

No late-night snacking. Ever.


3. Walk like it’s my job

10k–15k steps per day. Minimum.

Walking torches fat and lowers cortisol.

It also preserves muscle.

I’d walk after every meal.

And do walking meetings.


4. Lift heavy 3x per week

Forget cardio marathons.

Muscle drives metabolism.

• Squats
• Deadlifts
• Pushups
• Pull-ups

3–4 sets. 6–12 reps.

Every session is full-body.


5. Cut the junk ruthlessly

No alcohol.
No liquid calories.
No processed snacks.
No cheat meals.

60 days.
Full discipline.
Then reassess.

________

P.S. I'm looking to help 3 executives or founders:

🔥 Drop 30 lbs of fat
💪 Gain 5-10 lbs of muscle
🚀 Skyrocket their energy in 3 hours per week 

Want in?

💬 DM me the word “LEAN” and let’s chat

(Results guaranteed or you don’t pay)

Europeans smoke, drink, and eat carbs… 

Yet still live longer than Americans.

It’s not genetics.

It’s lifestyle.

Here’s why — and what you can learn from it:


1) Less processed food

In the US, almost 60% of calories come from ultra-processed foods.

In much of Europe, it’s closer to 15%.

Less junk, fewer additives, better metabolic health.


2) Smarter food policies

Many European countries tax sugary drinks and use front-label warnings.

The US still floods shelves with sugar-heavy products.

Less regulation, more disease.


3) Safer ingredients

Europe bans hundreds of food additives the US still allows.

The difference?

In Europe, ingredients must be proven safe before approval.

In the US, they’re only banned once proven harmful.


4) More daily movement

European cities are built for walking and cycling.

People move without thinking about it.

In the US, you need a car to get anywhere.


5) Slower eating habits

Europeans treat meals as social moments — not tasks.

Smaller portions, slower pace, better digestion.

Less stress eating, more satisfaction.


The truth?

Europeans don’t live longer because they smoke or drink.

They live longer despite it — because they move more, eat less, and slow down.

Longevity isn’t about perfection.

It’s about environment, habits, and balance.


If you're ready to build the health system that actually supports your performance (without sacrificing your life):

💬 DM "HEALTH"

I'll show you exactly how to optimize movement, nutrition, and recovery, the three pillars that separate high-performing executives from burnt-out ones.

I don't care how old you are. 

The visible abs have to come.

Here's my science-backed advice for getting them ASAP:


1) Your testosterone is in the toilet

Most men over 35 have testosterone levels considered "low" 30 years ago.

Low T means:

• Body stores fat around your midsection
• You build muscle slower
• Your metabolism runs cold

Boost it naturally:

• Lift heavy weights (not just "toning")
• Morning sunlight within 30 minutes of waking
• Eat enough saturated fat and cholesterol


2) You're eating in a calorie surplus and don't realize it

"But I eat clean!"

Doesn't matter.

Hidden calories add up fast:

• That "healthy" smoothie: 600 calories
• Cooking oils you don't measure: 300+ calories
• Weekend drinks: 1,000+ calories
• "Just a handful" of nuts: 400 calories

Track honestly for 7 days. Weigh your food. Measure your oils. Count your drinks.

Most guys are shocked when they see the numbers.


3) Your gut is a mess

Your gut bacteria control how many calories you extract and where fat gets stored.

A damaged microbiome = more fat storage, more cravings, more inflammation.

Repair it:

• Eat fermented foods daily (kimchi, sauerkraut, yogurt)
• Add fiber slowly (target 30g+ daily)
• Eliminate artificial sweeteners for 30 days


4) You're doing the wrong type of cardio

Long, slow cardio makes it harder to lose belly fat as you age.

It:

• Increases cortisol (stress hormone)
• Burns muscle along with fat
• Makes you hungrier than calories you burned

Do this instead:

• 2-3 short HIIT sessions weekly (10-15 min max)
• Heavy strength training as your foundation
• Walk for recovery, not as your main fat-loss tool


5) You don't have enough muscle mass

Abs are revealed through fat loss, but built through muscle gain.

Most men trying to "cut down" don't have enough muscle underneath.

You probably need to gain 15-20 lbs of muscle before your abs look good.

Build the base first:

• Eat in a slight surplus with high protein
• Focus on getting stronger for 6-12 months
• THEN cut fat to reveal what you built


The fix (90 days):

• Optimize testosterone through training, sleep, nutrition
• Track calories honestly for 7 days
• Repair gut health
• Replace long cardio with HIIT + heavy lifting + walking
• Build 15-20 lbs of muscle BEFORE cutting fat


If you're an executive over 40, want visible abs without wasting time, and ready to actually fix it:

💬 DM "ABS"

I'll show you the exact protocol to get visible abs in less than 3 hours per week.

(Results guaranteed or you don't pay)

Francisco came to me at 57.

Injury-prone. Out of shape. 

Convinced his best years were behind him.

"I'm too old to get abs."


Here's what he didn't know:

Age isn't the problem.

It's how you train your body.


Most 57-year-olds think:

• Their metabolism is dead
• Injuries are inevitable
• Visible abs are for 20-year-olds

But Francisco's body wasn't "too old."

It was just poorly trained.

So we didn't train him like a college athlete.


We built a system designed for longevity:

→ 3x/week strength training (45 min, joint-friendly)
→ 10K+ daily steps (cortisol control)
→ High protein nutrition (recomposition at 57)
→ Strategic rest days (recovery for older bodies)


24 weeks later:

✓ Lost 35 lbs (205 → 170 lbs)
✓ Zero injuries in 24 weeks
✓ Got visible abs at 57 years old
✓ Boardroom presence ↑


Here's what Francisco wrote after we finished:

"I have achieved remarkable results, including a loss of over 30 pounds, significant gains in strength and muscle, and the avoidance of recurrent injuries that previously hindered my progress."


That's what happens when you stop training like you're 25.

And start training like you're building for 80.

Age didn't slow him down. Poor training did.

The elite don't age gracefully. They engineer longevity.


If you're over 50 and tired of being told "that's just what happens when you age":

💬 DM "ELITE"

I'll show you how to drop 20-40 lbs and build a body that doesn't break down, regardless of your age.

(Results guaranteed or you don't pay)

Alex came to me at 42. 

Built a thriving finance firm. 

But his body was telling a different story.

He trained hard. Ate "healthy." 

Yet he was exhausted, soft around the edges, and running on fumes.

He'd tried everything: 

• Discipline. 
• Strict meal plans. 
• Personal trainers.

Nothing stuck.


Here's what he didn't realize: His body was working against him.

Testosterone tanked. Cortisol spiking all day from stress. Sleep was wrecked. 

High performers think discipline fixes everything but at a certain level, discipline without direction just burns you out.

So we rebuilt him from the ground up:

We didn't guess. 

We tested his bloodwork and optimized his hormones. 

We didn't force rigid meal plans. We built nutrition around his schedule, not against it.

We didn't rely on motivation. We engineered systems that didn't require willpower.


9 months later:

• Testosterone +29% (490 → 633 ng/dL)
• 30+ lbs of fat gone (185 → 155 lbs)
• 5–7 lbs of muscle built
• Sharper mind. Clearer focus. Higher drive.
• Energy level: Back to his 30s

This is what happens when you fix biology, not just behavior.

Most executives keep trying harder with the same broken approach. The elite fix what's actually broken.

Alex stopped trying to "fit fitness in." He made it part of his operating system. Now he leads from strength, not survival.

Success means nothing if your body can't sustain it.


If you're a founder or executive over 40 running on fumes despite your discipline:

💬 DM "ELITE"

I'll show you exactly how we will rebuild your hormones, drop 30+ lbs, and build a system that actually lasts, without motivation or guessing.

Ryan came to me on the verge of a heart attack.

COO. Stressed. Exhausted.

Poor sleep. Chronic fatigue. His body was shutting down.

His health was at risk.

He'd tried everything: Sleep apps. Supplements. "Stress management."

Nothing worked.


Here's what he didn't realize:

His body was working against him.

Cortisol through the roof. Sleep architecture broken. Cardiovascular stress spiking.

No amount of "relaxation" was going to fix broken biology.


So we rebuilt him from the ground up:

We didn't guess. We tested his bloodwork and optimized his hormones.

We didn't force meditation apps. We built sleep protocols around his schedule and physiology.

We didn't rely on motivation. We engineered systems that didn't require willpower.


6 months later:

• 20 lbs lost (230 → 210 lbs)
• Blood pressure optimized (212/96 → 130/70)
• Resting heart rate down (65 → 58 bpm)
• Sleeping 8 hours nightly
• Stress normalized
• Family relationships restored
• Energy and focus transformed


This is what happens when you fix biology and behavior.

Most executives keep trying harder with the same broken approach.

The elite fix what's actually broken.


If you're ready to stop guessing and start rebuilding:

💬 DM "ELITE"

I'll show you exactly how we'll optimize your hormones, drop 20-40 lbs, and build a system that actually lasts.

(Results guaranteed or you don't pay)

Jeff Bezos and Mark Zuckerberg got jacked.

But most won’t admit why.

The richest men alive built elite bodies – after they built empires.

Because they realized something most men ignore:

Money doesn’t make you formidable.
A soft body makes power feel hollow.

Bezos was once a book nerd.
Now he commands every room he enters.

Zuckerberg was pale and fragile.
Now he’s training MMA and built like a weapon.

They had everything – jets, yachts, billion-dollar companies.

But still, something was missing.

They knew the truth every man feels but rarely says:

• Power without strength feels fake.
• Wealth without health feels fragile.
• Influence without presence feels incomplete.

You can drive the $200k car.
Speak on stage.
Run a nine-figure business.

But if you dread taking your shirt off…
Struggle to climb stairs without breathing heavy…
Or feel insecure in a room full of winners…

You know it’s costing you.

I’ve helped 500+ entrepreneurs and executives fix this – while scaling companies, traveling constantly, and leading at the highest level.

What we do differently:

• Systems that survive chaos (travel, late nights, stress)
• Precision from bloodwork and data – no guessing
• Strength, leanness, and presence built for leadership

Money alone won’t make you magnetic.
A powerful body will.

💬 DM me ELITE 

I’ll show you the exact system used by execs at Amazon, Shopify, and Accenture to reclaim strength, presence, and unstoppable energy.

Most doctors talk about lifespan.

Dr. Peter Attia talks about healthspan.

He's a physician focused on longevity, performance, and extending “healthspan.”

His philosophy?

Living longer is useless unless you live better.

Here are Dr. Attia’s 10 core protocols for promoting longevity:


1. Build muscle

Muscle is the organ of longevity.

And more strength = more years of independence.

• Lift 3–4x a week
• Stick to squats, presses, pulls
• Progress slowly

Start today.

Your 70-year-old self will thank you.


2. Cardio fitness

Your VO₂ max predicts lifespan better than cholesterol.

So you need to think of cardio as life insurance.

• 150+ mins Zone 2 weekly
• Add short Zone 5 sprints
• Do what you’ll actually enjoy

Train your heart now, live longer later.


3. Prioritize protein

Aging = muscle loss.
Protein slows it down.

• 1.6–2.2 g/kg body weight
• Load protein at breakfast
• Lean meats, fish, eggs

Hit protein every day if you want to stay strong.


4. Manage blood sugar

Glucose swings accelerate disease and brain decline.

• Cut refined carbs
• Walk after meals
• Track with a CGM if possible

Stable blood sugar today = less chronic illness tomorrow.


5. Protect sleep

Sleep is the cheapest health drug.

Skip it and you age faster.

• 7–9 hours a night
• Keep your room cool and dark
• Stick to a wake time

Stop treating sleep like a luxury. It’s medicine.


6. Lower stress

Constant stress keeps your body inflamed and worn down.

• Meditate or breathe daily
• Write to clear your head
• Talk to someone who listens

If you don’t manage stress, it manages you.


7. Eat simple

Forget extremes and fads.

Longevity diets are boring and consistent.

• Whole foods most of the time
• 30g+ fiber daily
• Keep alcohol and junk rare

Eat for the future, not just for today.


8. Get screened

Most killers don’t show symptoms until it’s late.

• Annual blood panels
• Cancer checks on schedule
• Heart imaging if risk is high

Testing early adds years. Skipping it steals them.


9. Train movement

Longevity isn’t just years…It’s years moving well.

Use:

• Daily mobility work
• Balance training
• Practice getting up from the floor

If you can’t move, you can’t live.
Train for life, not just the gym.


10. Stay connected

Strong relationships protect health more than any supplement.

• Regular family time
• Invest in close friends
• Find work that matters

Build your circle now. Longevity isn’t solo.

________

P.S. I'm looking to help 3 high performers:

🔥 Drop 30 lbs of fat
💪 Gain 5-10 lbs of muscle
🚀 Skyrocket their energy in 3 hours per week 

Want in?

💬 DM me the word “LIVE” and let’s chat

(Results guaranteed or you don’t pay)

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