November 6, 2024 • 14 mins
Kristin shares her journey of rediscovering passion and purpose in her work, emphasizing the importance of aligning one’s career with personal values and calling. Throughout the episode, she reflects on her past experiences in various jobs that felt unfulfilling and highlights the significance of stepping into roles that resonate with who we truly are. As the year comes to a close, Kristin encourages listeners to take time for introspection and consider what they want to create in the coming year. She discusses her own struggles with self-doubt and the journey to overcome barriers that prevent individuals from pursuing their passions. Ultimately, Kristin invites her audience to engage with resources and coaching opportunities that can help them reignite their passion and lead more fulfilling lives.
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Are you trying to design a life you love but get stuck in the what-ifs, and expectations and obligations in your life? Welcome to Building a Life You Love, a podcast dedicated to helping you step into a life where your passion blooms from within, your faith deepens and simplicity becomes your favorite synonym for everyday life. What is holding you back from designing a life you love. It's time to give yourself permission to step into a future that nourishes, renews, and supports you and What God Has for You.
Each week we'll dive into creating positive habits, stepping out of your comfort zone, making space for meaningful relationships and deepening your faith.
I share practical tips, uplifting guest conversations and expert guidance you can use.
We will focus on:
- Simplifying Our Lives
- Slowing Down Our Pace
- Rediscovering Our Passion, Creativity & Curiosity
- Stepping into New Possibilities at Any Age
-Igniting Our Faith Fueled Dreams
- Cultivating Healthy Physical, Mental and Spiritual Practices
- Overcoming Fears and Limiting Beliefs
- Makeovers: Learning to Be Present, Calmer and Grateful
- Cultivating and Nurturing Our Friendships and Marriages
mindset, beliefs, shiftmindset, thinkp
Takeaways:
- Kristin shares her journey of feeling stuck and discontent, which many women relate to.
- The importance of reflecting on the past year to set intentions for the next.
- She emphasizes the need to pursue work that aligns with one's true calling and passions.
- The Reignite Your Passion Workbook is designed to help others rediscover their motivations and dreams.
- Kristin encourages listeners to take action towards a life filled with meaning and purpose.
- She highlights that personal fulfillment can be achieved by matching one's work with God's calling.
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(00:00):
Hey.
Hey, friends, and welcome backto the podcast.
This is your host, Kristin.
Today I'm actually going toshare with you why I've created some
of the workbooks that I have.
Renewing your passion,creating a life you love.
And it all starts with thejourney I've been on and that so
many other women also relate to.
They feel stuck, they feelunsettled, or just this discontentment
(00:24):
in their life.
They feel like they knowthere's something more for them.
So I'm going to share a littlebit about my own story and just explain
to you why at this time ofyear, do I feel the need to talk
about it?
And it's really because as wereflect on the last 10 months moving
into our 11th month, wereflect at the end of the year, as
we slow down for the holidaysand we step into next year, I start
(00:48):
thinking about why I'm doingwhat I'm doing now and why this work
is so important to me.
So that's what we're going to do.
Have you ever imaginedbuilding a life you love, but got
stuck in between the what ifs,expectations and obligations in your
life?
Welcome to Building a life youLove, the podcast dedicated to helping
you step into a life whereyour passion blossoms from within,
(01:08):
your faith deepens, andsimplicity becomes your favorite
synonym for everyday life.
Hi, I'm your host, Kristin, anencourager, a faith led entrepreneur,
a mom and a wife.
Join me each week as we diveinto creating positive habits, stepping
out of your comfort zone,making space for meaningful work
and relationships.
I'm going to bring youpractical tips, uplifting conversations,
(01:29):
and expert guidance that youcan use.
So why wait?
Step off the path ofexpectations and into a space that
feels genuinely yours.
Subscribe now to building alife you.
Love and let's begin thistransformative journey together towards
joy, peace and purpose.
Right, so.
So I started the podcastsabout three years ago, and what I
want to share with you todayactually goes back.
(01:51):
It's sort of a pattern of whatI've experienced throughout my life.
And part of that pattern isthat I stepped into jobs that I was
pretty good at, but I neverfelt called into the work.
Right.
So they paid bills or it waskind of like one job led to the next.
(02:12):
I never felt like it's kind ofwhat God made me for.
And what that did to me thoughwas is it kept making me separate.
In other words, it wasn'ttruly me.
I was doing work, but it neverfelt like it's who I was meant to
be.
And so it was only a Coupleyears ago that I finally said no.
(02:33):
I just feel this calling forme to step into work that has real
meaning, it has impact that Ican help other women where I've been,
help them step into a moremeaningful life, step into how God
designed them and what hemaybe wants for their next seasons.
And so I'm just going to goback a little bit and share a couple
(02:54):
examples with you that youmight relate to.
The first is when I was young,I guess I was a, let's see, I don't
know, 10 to 13 and then 13 to 17.
I would write.
I'd have a journal and I wouldwrite little.
I would write poetry or maybewhat looked like song lyrics.
These are things that I nevershared with anyone.
(03:15):
I never did anything with them.
Because as shocking as thisis, this would have been for the
Internet.
I mean, maybe it started, butthose ages we didn't have, you know,
cell phones and computers.
Like every person did not havea computer or an iPad.
It wasn't until I went tocollege that we started getting email
addresses.
(03:36):
Like that was a normal thing.
So when I was growing upbefore that you weren't just going
to post it to a blog or ofcourse as a younger person, I probably
wouldn't have been anyways.
But the point is, so alreadythen I had an interest in writing.
I never really pursued thatpath because I thought you could
be someone that was reallygood at grammar.
(03:58):
I thought just liking writingwasn't enough to pursue writing at
that age.
So in college I didn't pursueemphasis on writing or getting a
degree in English because Ithought I'm not that great at grammar.
I'm like the run on sentencequeen person.
I can write a lot, but it'sgoing to need to be edited.
(04:19):
And so I went in and studiedpolitical science, international
relations, or pre law.
But the first thing was that Iwas holding myself back from something
that I was curious about, likewriting those words on the paper.
I just felt the desire to dothat also.
Like taking.
Actually not then.
I liked the idea of being aNational Geographic photographer.
(04:43):
I never pursued that.
I didn't even have a camera.
It wasn't like now where weall have cameras in our hands because
of our smartphones.
It wasn't like that.
But I always had this desireto do something like a National Geographic
photographer.
But I never pursued it.
All right, and then fast forward.
After I went to college andthen I went to graduate school.
(05:03):
I was already dating my now husband.
I moved back to my hometownand I took this first job and the
first job was actually for aspecialty foods company and I was
basically underneath the ownerof the company.
I was kind of like the secondin charge.
It was a fine job, even thoughthere was a lot of challenges with
the way the owner ran things.
(05:25):
But that was my stepping stoneinto my next job, which then is how
I got into more the technologyspace, working for an online news
site as their site and adoperations manager.
So I did that for six or sevenyears and then eventually I ended
up coming home.
I had three of young boys atthe time.
I'm sorry, I had two youngboys at the time I left.
(05:47):
And then when I left thatposition, I ended up getting pregnant
with my third or third son.
But I tell you all this justto say that then I started a.
An international website withmy mom called ziggityzoom.com which
was in the early education andfamily fund space.
So I did that.
So we still have those sitesup, people still come and get content
(06:09):
there and workbooks.
But what I found after doingthat for, for 10 years was I kept
feeling this pull to do workthat felt more aligned with how God
made me work, that felt morealigned with how people relate to
me.
I'm the listener, I'm theperson that people might come to
(06:32):
you for guidance or mentoring,that sort of thing, coaching.
And so but I did that in mypast careers.
I would do training,mentoring, coaching, you know, advising.
And so I just felt this pullto do that and then also to encourage
people in their faith as well.
And so that is how I steppedout of different things I was doing
(06:52):
and into podcasting and nowdoing coaching and some mentoring
and then creating life givingresources, workbooks and working
on some books.
And actually, I guess in 2018I took a position as marketing technology
director.
And I did that for a couple years.
(07:13):
But once again, after about ayear of doing it, I just felt that
pull to move into this area.
And so that's after thatposition is when I started doing
the podcasts and then doing,creating, you know, workbooks and
digital downloads and things.
But I tell you all this to sayat each step in my life, I was holding
(07:33):
myself back.
I was, I was afraid to befully seen.
I was hesitant to say how Ireally felt about certain things
I was scared to try, maybethings that seemed out of my comfort
zone.
And eventually I had to do thework to start saying what I really
(07:55):
wanted and what I wanted mylife to look like.
I needed to do the work, tosay, this is how God designed me.
And I know that I'm notsomebody that needs to do, you know,
go work.
I don't think anyone should.
80 hours a week, sitting at adesk all day.
Now I sit at my desk plenty todo podcasting and writing and working
with someone.
But I also go out in mybackyard and I spend time gardening
(08:18):
and I'll make food for myfamily, right?
All the things that so many ofus already do.
But then I can have a moreleisurely day.
I can spend.
Spend a little more time doingor be doing a Bible study or prayer
or going on a prayer,meditation, walk, being in nature.
And so for me, that type ofday, that type of schedule fits the
(08:41):
life that I'm trying to live better.
But it also allows me thespace to do the reading, to come
up with the ideas for thepodcast, for writing.
Because if my day was fullybooked every second and I didn't
have time for reading, prayer,research, I wouldn't be able to do
(09:01):
the things I'm doing.
And so I explain all this tosay to you.
I tried so many other people'splans, their road maps, you know,
like, oh, do it this way tobuild your business, your email list,
or, you know, just keep the course.
You know, keep doing whatyou've been doing because, you know,
you make money and you do fine there.
(09:23):
But I just didn't feel satisfied.
I felt unsettled.
And so in the last coupleyears, I've done the work to step
into what I truly wanted andto step towards the life that in
my future, I really want.
And now people might say,well, that seems selfish.
Well, it's not.
I'm trying to.
(09:43):
One, I'm tying my faith moreinto the work I'm doing.
And then, two, I'm trying tohelp other women stand up for themselves,
to speak up for themselves, torekindle that spark within them and
to really get clear on what itis they want.
And that also what it is.
What is it that's been put ontheir heart?
(10:05):
You know, where is God callingthem to work?
Or is he calling them to serve?
How is he calling them to show up?
And a lot of that is throughour own uniqueness.
When we actually do the workto chisel away all of those years
and experiences that kind ofallowed us to ignore how we were
(10:27):
truly made, how we're veryunique from the next person, we have
to chisel that back away.
Because for many of us,there's decades worth of extra barriers
or extra assumptions aboutourself or about how we have to be
in the world.
And so I created Reignite yourPassion Workbook to help myself and
(10:51):
now other people to reignitetheir passion, get clear on their
dreams, get clear on thegiftings God's given them.
And so it really is a call tostep into a life like that.
You literally feel good living now.
That doesn't mean that wewon't have hard things to do or we
(11:12):
shouldn't work hard, right?
I would even say work hard forthe glory of God, work hard for our
families, but working hard anddoing things we love or that we know
will have meaning and impactor leave a legacy, right?
A legacy of who we were andwhat we stood for, you know, and
so that's the importance of it.
(11:32):
And for anybody that doesn'tknow this, I actually work with women
and sometimes men to try tohelp them chisel away and sort of
uncover what is it that whereare they stuck and where do they
need help to figure out?
What do you need to do different?
What do you want to do differently?
(11:53):
Like what's behind your desireto change something in your life
and how can your life bedifferent if you actually decide
to take action?
And so that is how I help people.
And I actually have severalspots opened between now and the
end of the year to work withpeople doing just this to help them
figure out what they've losttouch with in their lives so that
(12:15):
they can have more passion and purpose.
I try to help them afterspending so much time focusing others
to rediscover what lights themup and then to create a life that
is exciting and it's full ofpassion and it fulfills you.
And I think it's how we thenmatch up those things with what God's
(12:37):
calling us into.
It is so much more fulfilling.
And so if any of you areinterested in that and you haven't
already, go over to KristinFitch and go to the freebies page.
Grab the Reignite your passionworkbook and start working through
it.
Now.
If you're someone thatactually would like to just work
with me, you've already, youknow the workbook isn't going to
(12:59):
cut it.
You want to actually work withsomebody to see the change happen
in your life, click the linkin the show notes that says work
with Kristin and that willjust let you fill out a little bit
of information for me and Iwill be in touch.
We can just schedule a quick10 or 15 minute call to connect and
see if this is a good fit foryou to work with me.
(13:20):
But this is the time of theyear that we start thinking about
what our past year so far haslooked like, what how we're going
to wrap up the end of the yearand really looking to the future.
What's coming next year, whatis it that we want to, you know,
what's the vision we have fornext year?
What are what's our intentionfor next year?
And so this is the perfecttime to start delving into that as
(13:43):
we will slow down aroundChristmas time.
And so if this is of interestto you, definitely reach out.
Click the link in the shownotes or you can always drop me an
email.
It's Kristen, KristenFitch.com just to connect with me.
Tell me something you'd lovefor me to cheer you on or pray for
you about, or just connect andtell me, hey, I'd really like to
(14:04):
learn more about work with me.
And thanks again for listening in.
And if you enjoyed the show,we'd love it if you'd subscribe and
leave us a review and ratingon Apple Podcast or wherever you
listen to podcasts.
And you can check out freebiesand resources we have for you@kristenfitch.com
and if you have ideas for theshow or guests that you'd like to
(14:26):
recommend, I'd love to hearfrom you.
So DM me on Instagramrisenfitch or you can email me from
the website.
Thanks so much.
Until next time, have a great week.
Hey.
Hey, friends, and welcome backto the podcast.
This is your host, Kristin.
Today I'm actually going toshare with you why I've created some
of the workbooks that I have.
Renewing your passion,creating a life you love.
And it all starts with thejourney I've been on and that so
many other women also relate to.
They feel stuck, they feelunsettled, or just this discontentment
(00:24):
in their life.
They feel like they knowthere's something more for them.
So I'm going to share a littlebit about my own story and just explain
to you why at this time ofyear, do I feel the need to talk
about it?
And it's really because as wereflect on the last 10 months moving
into our 11th month, wereflect at the end of the year, as
we slow down for the holidaysand we step into next year, I start
(00:48):
thinking about why I'm doingwhat I'm doing now and why this work
is so important to me.
So that's what we're going to do.
Have you ever imaginedbuilding a life you love, but got
stuck in between the what ifs,expectations and obligations in your
life?
Welcome to Building a life youLove, the podcast dedicated to helping
you step into a life whereyour passion blossoms from within,
(01:08):
your faith deepens, andsimplicity becomes your favorite
synonym for everyday life.
Hi, I'm your host, Kristin, anencourager, a faith led entrepreneur,
a mom and a wife.
Join me each week as we diveinto creating positive habits, stepping
out of your comfort zone,making space for meaningful work
and relationships.
I'm going to bring youpractical tips, uplifting conversations,
(01:29):
and expert guidance that youcan use.
So why wait?
Step off the path ofexpectations and into a space that
feels genuinely yours.
Subscribe now to building alife you.
Love and let's begin thistransformative journey together towards
joy, peace and purpose.
Right, so.
So I started the podcastsabout three years ago, and what I
want to share with you todayactually goes back.
(01:51):
It's sort of a pattern of whatI've experienced throughout my life.
And part of that pattern isthat I stepped into jobs that I was
pretty good at, but I neverfelt called into the work.
Right.
So they paid bills or it waskind of like one job led to the next.
(02:12):
I never felt like it's kind ofwhat God made me for.
And what that did to me thoughwas is it kept making me separate.
In other words, it wasn'ttruly me.
I was doing work, but it neverfelt like it's who I was meant to
be.
And so it was only a Coupleyears ago that I finally said no.
(02:33):
I just feel this calling forme to step into work that has real
meaning, it has impact that Ican help other women where I've been,
help them step into a moremeaningful life, step into how God
designed them and what hemaybe wants for their next seasons.
And so I'm just going to goback a little bit and share a couple
(02:54):
examples with you that youmight relate to.
The first is when I was young,I guess I was a, let's see, I don't
know, 10 to 13 and then 13 to 17.
I would write.
I'd have a journal and I wouldwrite little.
I would write poetry or maybewhat looked like song lyrics.
These are things that I nevershared with anyone.
(03:15):
I never did anything with them.
Because as shocking as thisis, this would have been for the
Internet.
I mean, maybe it started, butthose ages we didn't have, you know,
cell phones and computers.
Like every person did not havea computer or an iPad.
It wasn't until I went tocollege that we started getting email
addresses.
(03:36):
Like that was a normal thing.
So when I was growing upbefore that you weren't just going
to post it to a blog or ofcourse as a younger person, I probably
wouldn't have been anyways.
But the point is, so alreadythen I had an interest in writing.
I never really pursued thatpath because I thought you could
be someone that was reallygood at grammar.
(03:58):
I thought just liking writingwasn't enough to pursue writing at
that age.
So in college I didn't pursueemphasis on writing or getting a
degree in English because Ithought I'm not that great at grammar.
I'm like the run on sentencequeen person.
I can write a lot, but it'sgoing to need to be edited.
(04:19):
And so I went in and studiedpolitical science, international
relations, or pre law.
But the first thing was that Iwas holding myself back from something
that I was curious about, likewriting those words on the paper.
I just felt the desire to dothat also.
Like taking.
Actually not then.
I liked the idea of being aNational Geographic photographer.
(04:43):
I never pursued that.
I didn't even have a camera.
It wasn't like now where weall have cameras in our hands because
of our smartphones.
It wasn't like that.
But I always had this desireto do something like a National Geographic
photographer.
But I never pursued it.
All right, and then fast forward.
After I went to college andthen I went to graduate school.
(05:03):
I was already dating my now husband.
I moved back to my hometownand I took this first job and the
first job was actually for aspecialty foods company and I was
basically underneath the ownerof the company.
I was kind of like the secondin charge.
It was a fine job, even thoughthere was a lot of challenges with
the way the owner ran things.
(05:25):
But that was my stepping stoneinto my next job, which then is how
I got into more the technologyspace, working for an online news
site as their site and adoperations manager.
So I did that for six or sevenyears and then eventually I ended
up coming home.
I had three of young boys atthe time.
I'm sorry, I had two youngboys at the time I left.
(05:47):
And then when I left thatposition, I ended up getting pregnant
with my third or third son.
But I tell you all this justto say that then I started a.
An international website withmy mom called ziggityzoom.com which
was in the early education andfamily fund space.
So I did that.
So we still have those sitesup, people still come and get content
(06:09):
there and workbooks.
But what I found after doingthat for, for 10 years was I kept
feeling this pull to do workthat felt more aligned with how God
made me work, that felt morealigned with how people relate to
me.
I'm the listener, I'm theperson that people might come to
(06:32):
you for guidance or mentoring,that sort of thing, coaching.
And so but I did that in mypast careers.
I would do training,mentoring, coaching, you know, advising.
And so I just felt this pullto do that and then also to encourage
people in their faith as well.
And so that is how I steppedout of different things I was doing
(06:52):
and into podcasting and nowdoing coaching and some mentoring
and then creating life givingresources, workbooks and working
on some books.
And actually, I guess in 2018I took a position as marketing technology
director.
And I did that for a couple years.
(07:13):
But once again, after about ayear of doing it, I just felt that
pull to move into this area.
And so that's after thatposition is when I started doing
the podcasts and then doing,creating, you know, workbooks and
digital downloads and things.
But I tell you all this to sayat each step in my life, I was holding
(07:33):
myself back.
I was, I was afraid to befully seen.
I was hesitant to say how Ireally felt about certain things
I was scared to try, maybethings that seemed out of my comfort
zone.
And eventually I had to do thework to start saying what I really
(07:55):
wanted and what I wanted mylife to look like.
I needed to do the work, tosay, this is how God designed me.
And I know that I'm notsomebody that needs to do, you know,
go work.
I don't think anyone should.
80 hours a week, sitting at adesk all day.
Now I sit at my desk plenty todo podcasting and writing and working
with someone.
But I also go out in mybackyard and I spend time gardening
(08:18):
and I'll make food for myfamily, right?
All the things that so many ofus already do.
But then I can have a moreleisurely day.
I can spend.
Spend a little more time doingor be doing a Bible study or prayer
or going on a prayer,meditation, walk, being in nature.
And so for me, that type ofday, that type of schedule fits the
(08:41):
life that I'm trying to live better.
But it also allows me thespace to do the reading, to come
up with the ideas for thepodcast, for writing.
Because if my day was fullybooked every second and I didn't
have time for reading, prayer,research, I wouldn't be able to do
(09:01):
the things I'm doing.
And so I explain all this tosay to you.
I tried so many other people'splans, their road maps, you know,
like, oh, do it this way tobuild your business, your email list,
or, you know, just keep the course.
You know, keep doing whatyou've been doing because, you know,
you make money and you do fine there.
(09:23):
But I just didn't feel satisfied.
I felt unsettled.
And so in the last coupleyears, I've done the work to step
into what I truly wanted andto step towards the life that in
my future, I really want.
And now people might say,well, that seems selfish.
Well, it's not.
I'm trying to.
(09:43):
One, I'm tying my faith moreinto the work I'm doing.
And then, two, I'm trying tohelp other women stand up for themselves,
to speak up for themselves, torekindle that spark within them and
to really get clear on what itis they want.
And that also what it is.
What is it that's been put ontheir heart?
(10:05):
You know, where is God callingthem to work?
Or is he calling them to serve?
How is he calling them to show up?
And a lot of that is throughour own uniqueness.
When we actually do the workto chisel away all of those years
and experiences that kind ofallowed us to ignore how we were
(10:27):
truly made, how we're veryunique from the next person, we have
to chisel that back away.
Because for many of us,there's decades worth of extra barriers
or extra assumptions aboutourself or about how we have to be
in the world.
And so I created Reignite yourPassion Workbook to help myself and
(10:51):
now other people to reignitetheir passion, get clear on their
dreams, get clear on thegiftings God's given them.
And so it really is a call tostep into a life like that.
You literally feel good living now.
That doesn't mean that wewon't have hard things to do or we
(11:12):
shouldn't work hard, right?
I would even say work hard forthe glory of God, work hard for our
families, but working hard anddoing things we love or that we know
will have meaning and impactor leave a legacy, right?
A legacy of who we were andwhat we stood for, you know, and
so that's the importance of it.
(11:32):
And for anybody that doesn'tknow this, I actually work with women
and sometimes men to try tohelp them chisel away and sort of
uncover what is it that whereare they stuck and where do they
need help to figure out?
What do you need to do different?
What do you want to do differently?
(11:53):
Like what's behind your desireto change something in your life
and how can your life bedifferent if you actually decide
to take action?
And so that is how I help people.
And I actually have severalspots opened between now and the
end of the year to work withpeople doing just this to help them
figure out what they've losttouch with in their lives so that
(12:15):
they can have more passion and purpose.
I try to help them afterspending so much time focusing others
to rediscover what lights themup and then to create a life that
is exciting and it's full ofpassion and it fulfills you.
And I think it's how we thenmatch up those things with what God's
(12:37):
calling us into.
It is so much more fulfilling.
And so if any of you areinterested in that and you haven't
already, go over to KristinFitch and go to the freebies page.
Grab the Reignite your passionworkbook and start working through
it.
Now.
If you're someone thatactually would like to just work
with me, you've already, youknow the workbook isn't going to
(12:59):
cut it.
You want to actually work withsomebody to see the change happen
in your life, click the linkin the show notes that says work
with Kristin and that willjust let you fill out a little bit
of information for me and Iwill be in touch.
We can just schedule a quick10 or 15 minute call to connect and
see if this is a good fit foryou to work with me.
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But this is the time of theyear that we start thinking about
what our past year so far haslooked like, what how we're going
to wrap up the end of the yearand really looking to the future.
What's coming next year, whatis it that we want to, you know,
what's the vision we have fornext year?
What are what's our intentionfor next year?
And so this is the perfecttime to start delving into that as
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we will slow down aroundChristmas time.
And so if this is of interestto you, definitely reach out.
Click the link in the shownotes or you can always drop me an
email.
It's Kristen, KristenFitch.com just to connect with me.
Tell me something you'd lovefor me to cheer you on or pray for
you about, or just connect andtell me, hey, I'd really like to
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learn more about work with me.
And thanks again for listening in.
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recommend, I'd love to hearfrom you.
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Thanks so much.
Until next time, have a great week.
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