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Why Tech Startups Lose to Competitors With Weaker Products
Jun 15, 2026
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The Trust Ledger Most Tech Founders Never Audit
Jun 8, 2026
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What Separates Founders Who Raise From Founders Who Don’t
May 25, 2026
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What Every Tech Founder’s Pitch Is Missing
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| Date | Episode | Topics | Guests | Brands | Places | Keywords | Sponsor | Length | |
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| 6/15/26 |  Why Tech Startups Lose to Competitors With Weaker Products | Your technical advantage has an expiration date. And most founders aren’t doing the math on how soon it hits. I’ve been in conversations with founders lately who are still building their entire competitive strategy around their tech. And I get it. You’ve poured real time, real ingenuity, and real money into what you’ve built. But here’s what I keep watching happen: the market isn’t waiting for founders to feel ready to compete on something other than the product. AI didn’t just change how fast you can build. It changed how fast everyone else can catch up. What used to take a competitor eighteen to twenty-four months now takes months. Sometimes weeks. Which means the moat you’ve been counting on isn’t buying you the time you think it is. And the founders who figure that out now, while they still have a head start, are the ones who’ll have something to stand on when a bigger, better-funded player walks into their category. In this episode, I’m making the case for why credibility is the only competitive advantage AI cannot replicate, and why the founders building it now are quietly banking something that will matter when everything else looks the same. What you’ll learn: Why AI has collapsed the technical moat and what that actually means for your competitive timeline What company two has that company one doesn’t when a bigger player enters the category Why a real, recognizable point of view is getting rarer and more valuable at the exact same time The question every founder needs to answer honestly before their next funding conversation Your Next Steps: Access the white paper: External Influence: The Currency Every Leader Must Carry. https://externalinfluence.us Follow Shayna on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/shaynarattler/ Visit our website: https://executivesignalsgroup.com | — | ||||||
| 6/8/26 |  The Trust Ledger Most Tech Founders Never Audit | A few weeks ago, I was in a room with 5,000 builders, enterprise leaders, and investors at Human+Tech Week in San Francisco. I went expecting to spend five days deep in conversations about AI, the future of work, and where technology is headed. And those conversations happened. But that’s not what I kept noticing. What I kept noticing — what nobody was naming out loud — was a live credibility audit happening in real time. Founders pitching. Leaders taking the stage. People walking into investor conversations and networking rooms full of people who could change the trajectory of their companies. And almost none of them realized they weren’t being evaluated on their technology. They were being evaluated on their ability to signal that their technology is worth betting on. Those are two very different things. Let’s fix that. The gap I watched play out in San Francisco isn’t a pitch problem or a product problem. It’s a credibility signal problem. And most founders won’t see it until a round takes longer than expected, a key hire chooses a competitor, or a category conversation happens in the press and their company isn’t mentioned. By then, the trust ledger has already been overdrawn for months. Let’s keep it real — you can’t sprint your way back to credibility. You build it consistently, or you lose it quietly. What you’ll learn in this episode: Why “what that really means is…” is a credibility signal you can’t afford to keep sending How to audit your trust ledger before something breaks — not after What founders who stood out at Human+Tech Week were doing differently The 90-day external signal audit that reveals exactly how investors, hires, and the market see you right now Your Next Steps: Access the white paper: External Influence: The Currency Every Leader Must Carry. https://externalinfluence.us Follow Shayna on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/shaynarattler/ Visit our website: https://executivesignalsgroup.com | — | ||||||
| 5/25/26 |  What Separates Founders Who Raise From Founders Who Don’t✨ | fundraisingfounders+4 | — | — | — | fundinginvestors+5 | — | 19m 18s | |
| 5/18/26 |  What Every Tech Founder’s Pitch Is Missing✨ | pitchingstorytelling+3 | — | External InfluenceLinkedIn | — | tech founderpitch+3 | — | 11m 24s | |
| 5/10/26 |  The Leadership Skill AI Will Never Replace✨ | leadershipAI+4 | — | — | — | leadership skillAI impact+4 | — | 16m 09s | |
| 5/4/26 |  What Leaders Get Wrong About External Pushback w/ Jeff Wetherhold✨ | leadershipexternal pushback+4 | Jeff Wetherhold | Institute for Healthcare ImprovementHarvard University | — | leadershipexternal conversations+4 | — | 25m 49s | |
| 4/27/26 |  Why Your Comms Strategy Keeps Getting Undermined✨ | communication strategyleadership+5 | — | External InfluenceExecutive Signals Group | — | comms strategymedia interviews+5 | — | 18m 45s | |
| 4/20/26 |  What Leaders Get Wrong About External Influence w/ Carlee Wolfe✨ | leadershipinfluence+4 | Carlee Wolfe | Hyatt Hotels CorporationUnder Armour+1 | — | leadershipinfluence+5 | — | 32m 11s | |
| 4/5/26 |  The Real Reason Deals Stall✨ | sales cycletrust building+3 | — | External InfluenceExecutive Signals Group | — | sales cycletrust+5 | — | 15m 45s | |
| 3/31/26 |  You’re Visible But Not Credible w/ Laura Camacho✨ | visibilitycredibility+4 | Laura Camacho | LinkedInExecutive Presence Scorecard+1 | — | visibilitycredibility+6 | — | 30m 31s | |
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| 3/23/26 |  Why PR Fails Tech Companies✨ | public relationsleadership messaging+4 | — | External InfluenceExecutive Signals Group | — | PR failurestech companies+5 | — | 20m 30s | |
| 3/16/26 |  Why Great Talent Chooses Certain Companies w/ EA Clarke✨ | employer brandingstorytelling+3 | EA Clarke | Pivot and Edge | — | talent strategyhigh performers+3 | — | 32m 31s | |
| 3/8/26 |  Why Your Technical Leaders Matter More | For decades, companies relied on one voice to carry credibility: the CEO. But something is changing in the market—and if you work in technology, innovation, or any industry powered by complex systems, you’ve probably felt it already. The people audiences trust the most are no longer just the executives telling the story. Increasingly, it’s the people who actually understand how the systems work. The engineers. The architects. The CTOs. The builders. Technical credibility is quietly becoming leadership currency—and most organizations haven’t adjusted to this shift yet. Let’s keep it real: when audiences hear directly from the people who built the thing, something different happens. The message feels less polished, more grounded, and infinitely more credible. In this episode, I’m unpacking why technical leaders are becoming some of the most powerful trust signals a company can have—and what smart organizations are starting to do differently because of it. What you’ll learn in this episode: Why technical credibility is becoming one of the strongest trust signals in modern leadership The hidden credibility gap most organizations are creating without realizing it Why communication training alone won’t unlock technical leaders’ influence How companies can turn technical expertise into market trust, talent attraction, and investor confidence Your Next Steps: Access the white paper: External Influence: The Currency Every Leader Must Carry. https://externalinfluence.us Follow Shayna on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/shaynarattler/ Visit our website: https://executivesignalsgroup.com | — | ||||||
| 3/2/26 |  Communication and Media Training Is Not Enough | If you’ve ever sent a leader to communication training and thought, “Why didn’t that land the way I expected?” — let’s keep it real. It’s not because they need better slides. It’s because they don’t have a defined leadership identity. In this episode, I’m saying something that might irritate a few executive programs: communication training is not the first step. Leadership identity is. Because if you don’t know what you stand for, no amount of media coaching or executive presence polish will make you magnetic. It will just make you polished… and generic. And generic is invisible in today’s Influence Economy. I share a story from a recent panel where one leader stood out — not because he was louder or more charismatic — but because he was defined. He wasn’t hiding behind the company. He was representing it. And that difference is everything. If you’re serious about building external credibility, attracting top talent, and strengthening market trust, this is where the real work starts. What you’ll learn in this episode: Why communication training without identity clarity makes leaders more replaceable The three components of true leadership identity and how to define yours How the war for talent, trust gaps, and tech disruption are reshaping executive evaluation Five powerful questions to clarify what you actually stand for Your Next Steps: Access the white paper: External Influence: The Currency Every Leader Must Carry. https://externalinfluence.us Follow Shayna on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/shaynarattler/ Visit our website: https://executivesignalsgroup.com | — | ||||||
| 2/23/26 |  Why Your Company Name Isn’t Enough w/ Nathaniel Schooler | If you think your title is your brand, let’s fix that. Too many corporate leaders hide behind their company logo. They believe their credibility comes from the organization they work for, not from the signals they send personally. Let’s keep it real. In today’s war for talent, widening trust gap, and relentless tech disruption, that mindset is dangerous. In this episode, I sit down with personal branding expert and podcast host Nathaniel Schooler to talk about why leaders must stop seeing themselves as “just a representative of the company” and start recognizing that they are a brand — whether they like it or not. We break down what a personal brand actually is (hint: it’s not a logo), why AI won’t save you from being invisible, and how leaders who ignore their external presence risk getting passed over, replaced, or forgotten. If you want to get picked, paid, and promoted — and become an asset your company can’t afford to lose — this conversation is your wake-up call. In this episode, you’ll learn: Why seeing yourself only as your job title is costing you influence The real definition of personal brand (and why most leaders get it wrong) The foundational document every leader needs before building visibility How LinkedIn, external presence, and thought leadership protect your career Resources Follow Nathaniel on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/nathanielschooler/Learn about Monday Influencer: http://www.mondayinfluencer.com/ Your Next Steps: Access the white paper: External Influence: The Currency Every Leader Must Carry. https://externalinfluence.us Follow Shayna on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/shaynarattler/ Visit our website: https://executivesignalsgroup.com | — | ||||||
| 2/15/26 |  Why Markets Punish Invisible Leaders | You can tell a lot about a company by what it does when things get shaky. Not when the stock price is up. Not when the press is glowing. But when the market tightens and stakeholders get nervous. Let’s keep it real. In unstable markets, silence is not neutral. It’s interpreted. And too many executive teams are still treating leadership visibility like a marketing preference instead of structural protection. Let’s fix that. In this episode, I walk you through why visible leadership is no longer branding — it’s insulation. I’ll introduce you to a fictional company, Northstar Systems, and show you exactly how silence created risk across reputation, talent, customers, and investors. Then we’ll break down the five categories of risk that visible leadership actively reduces — and the framework you can take straight into your next boardroom. What you’ll learn: Why silence is interpreted as instability in volatile markets The five categories of risk visible leadership reduces How to shift from reactive updates to strategic direction A five-step framework to operationalize executive visibility Your Next Steps: Access the white paper: External Influence: The Currency Every Leader Must Carry. https://externalinfluence.us Follow Shayna on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/shaynarattler/ Visit our website: https://executivesignalsgroup.com | — | ||||||
| 2/9/26 |  The Silent Signals That Kill Leadership Credibility w/ Salvatore Manzi | We’re living in a trust recession—and most leaders are still showing up like it’s business as usual. In this episode, I’m joined by Salvatore Manzi—executive communication coach and author of the upcoming book Clear and Compelling—to talk about what it really takes to build trust before you speak. Let’s keep it real: memorizing talking points and “performing” presence isn’t cutting it anymore. Leaders today must embody credibility from the inside out—and that means aligning identity, values, and voice with the external moments that matter. We’re unpacking: Why self-trust is a prerequisite for market trust How over-relying on comms teams and scripts erodes credibility The “trust leaks” you’re not thinking about (like your tone of voice) The link between identity, legacy, and external influence If your leaders sound robotic, go off-script in a panic, or leave audiences uninspired—it’s not a polish problem. It’s a preparation problem. And this episode is your fix. What you’ll learn: The trust-building signals leaders must send before they say a word How to shift from “company rep” to recognized authority The biggest trust killers hiding in plain sight Why identity is the leadership strategy no one’s talking about Resources mentioned: Salvatore Manzi’s Clear & Compelling Resource Library: https://clearandcompellingplaybook.com Connect with Salvatore on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/salvatoremanzi/ Your Next Steps: Access the white paper: External Influence: The Currency Every Leader Must Carry. https://externalinfluence.us Follow Shayna on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/shaynarattler/ Visit our website: https://executivesignalsgroup.com | — | ||||||
| 2/1/26 |  Why Technical Leaders Must Be Seen | Some of the most powerful people inside STEM companies are also the least visible—and that invisibility is quietly eroding trust in the market. In this solo episode, I’m breaking down a leadership blind spot I see everywhere: technical leaders whose credibility is trapped internally while investors, talent, and customers are forming opinions externally. CTOs, heads of product, and engineering leaders often understand the future best—yet they’ve been trained to stay heads-down in a world that now rewards visible, intentional leadership. This isn’t about personal branding or turning engineers into influencers. Let’s fix that narrative. This is about leadership infrastructure—and recognizing that external influence is no longer optional. It’s baseline performance. If you’re a technical leader navigating visibility, or an executive wondering why trust feels harder to earn than it used to be, this episode will change how you think about leadership, credibility, and silence. What you’ll learn in this episode: Why silence from technical leaders actively erodes trust The difference between internal authority and external credibility How to communicate complex work without hype What intentional external leadership actually looks like Your Next Steps: Access the white paper: External Influence: The Currency Every Leader Must Carry. https://externalinfluence.us Follow Shayna on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/shaynarattler/ Visit our website: https://executivesignalsgroup.com If you want this even sharper (ultra-short, Apple Podcasts–style) or adapted for YouTube descriptions vs. podcast apps, say the word and I’ll trim it further. | — | ||||||
| 1/26/26 |  The Hidden Cost of Losing Attention w/ Anders Boulanger | If you think influence is just about being visible, we need to fix that. In this episode, I’m spilling the tea on why attention is currency—and how leaders are quietly burning through it every time they show up unprepared, over-scripted, or disconnected from the humans on the other side of the room. I’m joined by speaker, author, and founder of Engagify, Anders Boulanger. After nearly two decades commanding attention on global stages and trade show floors, Anders has cracked the code on what actually makes people listen, trust, and remember you. We get real about why smart leaders still lose the room, how executive communication has become dangerously dehumanized, and why external engagement failures are far more expensive than most companies realize. From monotone delivery and robotic messaging to leaders who can’t articulate a single original point of view—nothing is off limits. This isn’t about being flashy. It’s about being effective. And if you’re a leader representing your company in public—investors, media, talent, or the market at large—this conversation is required listening. What you’ll learn in this episode: Why attention isn’t free—and how leaders unknowingly waste it The fastest ways executives lose trust the moment they open their mouth How to balance authority and warmth without sounding scripted or sloppy What “rehumanizing executive communication” actually looks like in practice Resources & Mentions: Learn more about Anders, grab his PDF, and Book: https://engagify.ai/engage-first/ Follow Anders on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/andersboulanger Your Next Steps: Access the white paper: External Influence: The Currency Every Leader Must Carry. https://externalinfluence.us Follow Shayna on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/shaynarattler/ Visit our website: https://executivesignalsgroup.com | — | ||||||
| 1/19/26 |  AI Changed How Leaders Are Judged | AI didn’t just change how companies operate.It changed how leadership is evaluated. And here’s the part most leaders are missing: the evaluation isn’t happening internally anymore. It’s happening externally—in the market, the media, with investors, customers, and talent who are watching every move. In this solo episode of The Influence Economy Podcast, I’m spilling the tea on why leadership messaging in the AI era is no longer about keeping people informed—it’s about shaping perception in real time. Because perception is now performance. And when everything is moving this fast, clarity becomes the signal that determines whether leaders are trusted… or quietly written off. This isn’t an internal comms conversation.It’s not about change management decks or carefully worded FAQs. This episode is about external influence—the lens that actually determines outcomes. I’m breaking down why silence, vagueness, and noise are the three biggest messaging traps leaders fall into when things feel uncertain—and why none of them build trust. We’re redefining executive presence for a world where presence is no longer physical. It’s narrative. And if you’re waiting until AI “settles down” before you speak? Let’s fix that. Because clarity doesn’t require certainty. It requires judgment. What you’ll learn in this episode: Why leadership messaging is now reputation management How AI collapsed the distance between internal decisions and external judgment The three messaging traps that quietly erode trust Why clarity beats certainty in high-uncertainty environments How executive presence has shifted from the room to the world The three things clear leaders do differently in public Why sense-making—not prediction—is the new influence skill How your AI language impacts employer brand, media credibility, and career trajectory Your Next Steps: Access the white paper: External Influence: The Currency Every Leader Must Carry. https://externalinfluence.us Follow Shayna on LinkedIn: http:/linkedin.com/in/shaynarattler Visit our website: https://executivesignalsgroup.com | — | ||||||
| 1/13/26 |  Why Leadership Training Alone Keeps Failing w/ Joyce Odidison | If you’ve ever wondered why some leadership teams look polished on the outside but are quietly unraveling behind the scenes—this episode is your wake-up call. Today, I’m sitting down with Joyce Odidison, resilience expert, author of seven books, and host of The Resilience Catalyst Show. Joyce is the yin to my yang. I work on the external signals leaders send to the market—visibility, reputation, influence. Joyce works on the internal dynamics that make those signals credible—or completely collapse. And let me be clear: when reputation breaks down publicly, it almost always starts internally. We get into the uncomfortable truth most companies avoid:You can’t media-train your way out of burnout, broken trust, and poor decision-making. You can’t build external influence on a cracked internal foundation. And skipping the identity, values, and interpersonal work is why so many leadership development programs miss the mark. We’re spilling the tea on why resilience, psychological safety, and interpersonal dynamics are no longer “nice-to-haves”—they are performance drivers in the Influence Economy. If you’re a senior leader, HR executive, or founder trying to future-proof your organization, this conversation will challenge how you think about leadership development, reputation, and ROI. What you’ll learn in this episode: Why public reputation failures almost always trace back to internal breakdowns How stress-driven leadership decisions quietly erode trust and performance The training and development gaps most organizations refuse to address Why skipping foundational identity and values work sabotages external influence How resilience and interpersonal dynamics directly impact leadership credibility What executives get wrong about “spiritual” and “emotional” development at work One practical question leaders can ask this week to improve their influence Resources & Links Mentioned: Learn more about Joyce and her Team resilience assessment and 30-day sprint: https://interpersonalwellness.com Follow Joyce on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/joyceodidison/ Your Next Steps: Access the white paper: External Influence: The Currency Every Leader Must Carry. https://externalinfluence.us Follow Shayna on LinkedIn: http:/linkedin.com/in/shaynarattler Visit our website: https://executivesignalsgroup.com | — | ||||||
| 1/5/26 |  The Tech Founder Ceiling No One Warns You About | There’s a tech leadership ceiling I see constantly—especially with founders and senior leaders who are exceptional builders but invisible externally. You know the product. You know the data. You know the market. But at a certain stage, that’s no longer enough. In this episode, I break down the moment every leader hits when their role quietly shifts from Head of Product to Head of Perception—and why ignoring that shift costs trust, talent, and opportunity. This isn’t about personal branding or posting more content. It’s about external leadership as a performance skill. Because whether you like it or not, the market is already forming an opinion. The question is whether you’re leading it. What you’ll learn: Why later-stage leaders are rewarded for signaling, not just execution The difference between visibility and being understood How executive presence has moved from the room to the world Why silence and inconsistency damage trust What it really means to own your narrative as a leader Your Next Steps: Access the white paper: External Influence: The Currency Every Leader Must Carry. https://externalinfluence.us Follow Shayna on LinkedIn: http:/linkedin.com/in/shaynarattler Visit our website: https://executivesignalsgroup.com | — | ||||||
| 12/22/25 |  Internal Culture Drives External Influence w/ Mary Baird | Ever felt the Sunday scaries so deeply it made you question your job altogether? You’re not alone—and that’s exactly where this conversation starts. In this episode, I’m joined by Mary Baird—international workshop facilitator, employee experience strategist, and host of The Simplifiers Podcast. Mary simplifies the chaos of corporate life and brings 18+ years of leadership development experience to the table. We’re unpacking why employee experience isn’t just an HR checkbox—it’s a leadership credibility strategy. From layoffs to trust gaps to talent wars, today’s leaders need more than perks and pizza parties. They need a clear EX strategy that drives real outcomes and external influence. Mary breaks down her Employee Experience Flywheel, shows how leadership development must be co-created, and shares bold truths about why most corporate cultures are broken—and how to fix them. What you’ll learn in this episode: Why employee experience is the new leadership advantage How to define EX in a way that drives trust and results Why traditional leadership development fails (and what to do instead) How to build a culture that retains talent and grows credibility The direct link between internal culture and external influence Tangible actions execs can take this quarter to improve EX How to make your leadership presence match your external brand Mentioned in this episode: Visit Mary at https://marybaird.co and follow her on LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/in/thesimplifiers/ The Simplifiers Podcast: https://thesimplifiers.com Your Next Steps: Access the white paper: External Influence: The Currency Every Leader Must Carry. https://externalinfluence.us Follow Shayna on LinkedIn: http://linkedin.com/in/shaynarattler Visit our website: https://executivesignalsgroup.com | — | ||||||
| 12/15/25 |  Why Your Communication Strategy Is Failing | You know what I hear from senior leaders behind closed doors more than anything else? “Our leaders struggle to communicate well when it matters most.” And here’s what I always tell them: that’s not a presentation skills problem. That’s a positioning problem. In this solo episode, I’m pulling back the curtain on why most communication training is failing your leaders—and what it actually takes to build executive presence that performs under pressure. I’m breaking down the outdated myths about polish and performance, and showing you what real executive influence looks like in today’s economy: credibility, clarity, and the ability to shape perception in high-stakes, high-visibility moments. What You’ll Learn: The real reason your communication strategy isn’t landing How executive presence gets misunderstood and misapplied The leadership identity questions every exec must answer How to position your leaders as trusted signals to the market Why visibility without clarity is costing you revenue, reputation, and retention Your Next Steps: Access the white paper: External Influence: The Currency Every Leader Must Carry: https://externalinfluence.us Follow Shayna on LinkedIn: http://linkedin.com/in/shaynarattler Visit our website: https://shaynadavisconsulting.com | — | ||||||
| 12/8/25 |  Authority Has a Look. Do You Have It? w/ Ellie Steinbrink | When was the last time you walked into your closet and actually felt powerful? In this candid and game-changing conversation with personal branding expert and stylist Ellie Steinbrink, we’re unpacking the real reason style isn’t just about aesthetics—it’s a business growth strategy. Too many women are unknowingly dressing in a way that keeps them invisible. In this episode, we dive deep into why your wardrobe might be holding you back, the brain science behind what you wear, and how to recalibrate your presence for more influence, impact, and income in 2026. This isn’t about trends or colors. It’s about authority. Because in the Influence Economy, how you show up tells a story—and you need to make sure it’s saying the right thing. Ellie shares her signature frameworks, real-life examples, and powerful mindset shifts that help women unlearn outdated “dress codes” and craft a style that reflects their most elevated, authentic self. Let’s rewrite the rules—and remix your closet while we’re at it. What You’ll Learn: How your clothes are affecting your performance (yes, scientifically) Why presence and personal brand are non-negotiable for today’s leaders What “enclothed cognition” means and why it changes how people respond to you The limiting beliefs you’re carrying from childhood (and what to do with them) A step-by-step method to remix your existing wardrobe for powerful results Why authenticity is a visibility strategy—not just a buzzword Ellie’s “three ways to wear it” rule that changes everything Resources Mentioned: Get Ellie’s Style Mindset Reset Worksheet: https://elliesteinbrink.myflodesk.com/stylemindset Follow Ellie on Instagram: https://instagram.com/style.decoded Your Next Steps: Access the white paper: External Influence: The Currency Every Leader Must Carry. https://externalinfluence.us Follow Shayna on LinkedIn: http://linkedin.com/in/shaynarattler Visit our website: https://shaynadavisconsulting.com | — | ||||||
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