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Bryan Clayton, CEO and co-founder of Your Green Pal, uses a proprietary app to match homeowners who need lawn care with small businesses - many of them solo operators - that provide those services.
His numbers are impressive: more than 55,000 entrepreneurs serving over half a million customers.
Bryan began mowing lawns in high school and essentially never quit. Today, he runs a $30 million company that stands out in the so-called âtwo-sided marketplace,â which brings buyers and sellers together.
Bryan says there are opportunities aplenty for other entrepreneurs like him â in service-sector companies â to leverage technology to create a beautifully manicured business empire.
Monday Morning Radio is hosted by the father-son duo of Dean and Maxwell Rotbart.
Photo: Bryan Clayton, Your Green Pal
Posted: May 13, 2024
Monday Morning Run Time: 53:40
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Forbes magazine describes Sol Rashidi as one of the nine brightest minds when it comes to Artificial Intelligence.
She was part of the first generation of leaders who helped IBM launch Watson, the powerful machine-learning suite of AI services, applications, and tools.
In addition to IBM, Sol has worked for EY, Sony Music, Merck, and Estee Lauder.
Sol is the author of the new book Your AI Survival Guide: Scraped Knees, Bruised Elbows, and Lessons Learned from Real-World AI Deployments, which distills her expertise and decades of experience into a must-read guide for non-technical business leaders.
The AI universe is not just here now; the volume, variety, and velocity of information being generated is growing exponentially. This week, Sol shares her doâs and donâts for businesses hoping to harness the potential of artificial intelligence while trying to avoid being crushed by the AI juggernaut.
Monday Morning Radio is hosted by the father-son duo of Dean and Maxwell Rotbart.
Photo: Sol Rashidi, Your AI Survival Guide
Posted: May 6, 2024
Monday Morning Run Time: 47:19
Episode: 12.44RELATED EPISODES:
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Over the course of his career, including stints at PayPal, Cisco, and Nike, Sean Lemson has encountered all varieties of leaders â good, bad, and toxic.
Toxic leaders are a special breed of âbad,â capable, often without even realizing it, of chasing off the best employees and slowly killing their companies.
Sean is the founder of Motivated Outcomes, which coaches corporate leaders on rooting toxic traits out of their company culture and training destructive leaders to stop hurting their subordinates and start inspiring them instead.
His new book is One Drop of Poison: How One Bad Leader Can Slowly Kill Your Company.
Listen now as Sean calls out some of the most common toxic leadership archetypes, reveals how to spot them, and offers practical methods to immunize any business against their poisonous effects.
Photo: Sean Lemson, Motivated Outcomes
Posted: April 29, 2024
Monday Morning Run Time: 50:05
Episode: 12.43NOW AVAILABLE:
Purchase the new Monday Morning Radio anthology, All You Can Eat Business Wisdom, featuring 105 actionable insights and in-depth advice from 21 of this podcast's previous guests.
Only $19.95 in digital format from http://tinyurl.com/AYCEBW-ISSUU
CHAPTERS INCLUDE:
Ken Blanchard: Simple Truths But Profound Leadership Tools
Charles Duhigg: The Amazing Benefits of Good Habits
Michelle D. Gladieux: The Key Determinant of Happiness and Reputation
Mike Kaeding: Utilize Proven Strategies Adapted From Other Business Sectors
Joanne Lipman: Closing the Gender Gap at Work and Reinventing Your Career
Blaine Oelkers: Your Mind is Your Most Potent Business Tool
Stephen Semple: Unconventional Marketing to Build Your Business Empire
Roy H. Williams: How to Turn Words into Magic and Dreamers Into Millionaires
Tom Ziglar: The Steps That Lead to a Successful LifeAll You Can Eat Business Wisdom is a rich buffet of practical advice. Readers will want to fill their plates and return for seconds.
About the Author: Maxwell Rotbart is Monday Morning Radioâs co-host and associate producer.
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On May 7th and 8th, experts from government, industry, small business, and academia will come together in Washington, D.C., for the 2024 Humans to Mars Summit focused on sending humans to Mars.
The event, the largest such gathering on earth, is being organized by Chris Carberry, the CEO and Co-Founder of Explore Mars Inc., a nonprofit dedicated to fostering a permanent human presence on the Red Planet no later than 2033.
Once the province of science fiction, Chris says a Martian colony is inevitable, and there are ample opportunities right now for entrepreneurs and independent businesses to climb aboard.
Chris is the author of The Music of Space: Scoring the Cosmos in Film and Television and Alcohol in Space: Past, Present and Future.
Before joining Explore Mars, he served as Executive Director of The Mars Society.
The countdown to an out-of-this-world adventure has begun. Listen now for your ticket to ride.
Monday Morning Radio is hosted by the father-son duo of Dean and Maxwell Rotbart.
Photo: Chris Carberry, Explore Mars, Inc.
Posted: April 22, 2024
Monday Morning Run Time: 53:12
Episode: 12.42RELATED EPISODES
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Scott Mautz is a former senior executive with Procter & Gamble, whose free leadership classes on LinkedIn have attracted more than two million registrants.
Scott, who ran four of P&Gâs multi-billion dollar businesses, knows what it takes to be an effective leader. Thatâs why he advises all owners and entrepreneurs to work out daily.
But Scott doesnât mean bench pressing or squats. Heâs a champion of rigorous mental workouts designed to build fortitude, confidence, boldness, and decision-making muscles.
Scottâs new book, due in May, is The Mentally Strong Leader: Build the Habits to Productively Regulate Your Emotions, Thoughts, and Behaviors. In the book, Scott offers a 50-question mental strength self-assessment as well as the methods to create a personalized mental strength-training program relying on habit-building science.
When readers get mentally fit, Scott assures, they will find greater achievement and successfully overcome more challenges, both professionally and personally.
Inc. magazine named Scott a âTop 50 Leadership Innovator.â To learn more about his international training and speaking offerings, click here.
To download a free 60-page companion workbook that includes Scottâs 50-question mental strength self-assessment, click here.
Monday Morning Radio is hosted by the father-son duo of Dean and Maxwell Rotbart.
Photo: Scott Mautz, scottmautz.com
Posted: April 15, 2024
Monday Morning Run Time: 40:21
Episode: 12.41SCOTT MAUTZâS PREVIOUS MONDAY MORNING RADIO APPEARANCES:
Stuck in the Middle (Managerâs Role): How to Influence Up, Down, Sideways, and Out
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Whether you are a solo entrepreneur, a small business owner, or the head of a FORTUNE 500 company, innovation is within your grasp â if you understand what it is and isnât.
This weekâs guest, Steve Wunker, managing director of New Markets Advisors, is widely acknowledged as one of the countryâs foremost masters of innovation. He pioneered the mobile marketing and commerce industries, and is responsible for one of the worldâs first smartphones.
In his latest book, The Innovative Leader: Step-by-Step Lessons From Top Investors For You and Your Organization, Steve shares the ABCs of innovative leadership: Aspire, Build, and Cultivate.
He also debunks three of the most common myths about innovation:
A company needs to invent a better product or service to be âinnovative.â
The hardest part of innovation is hitting on the âBig Idea.â
Innovation is the exclusive province of high-tech companies.
Not only can every company, big and small, innovate, but Steve warns they had better trailblaze, or theyâre sure to be left in the dust of others. Where to begin and who should lead the effort are insights Steve shares on this week's podcast.
Monday Morning Radio is hosted by the father-son duo of Dean and Maxwell Rotbart.
Photo: Steve Wunker, New Markets Advisors
Posted: April 8, 2024
Monday Morning Run Time: 37:28
Episode: 12.40RELATED EPISODES
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Does your business have a mascot, a team jersey, and team-related merchandise for sale?
Probably not.
Fredrick âFreddy Dâ Dudek has spent more than three decades studying how companies can turn their employees, customers, and business affiliates into the kind of raging fans that sports teams enjoy.
He is the author of Creating Business Superfans: The Time-Tested Playbook That Converts Your Customers, Employees, and Business Partners into Superfans for Bigger Sales, Broader Awareness, and Long-Term Success.
Like a sports franchise, Freddy D discovered that the secret to creating business super fans begins by fostering an internal culture dedicated to winning. For businesses, that means making superior customer service the desired home run of every "at bat" with customers and prospects.
While the analogy to sports fanatics is perfectly valid, Freddy D assures us that itâs unnecessary to dress up your CEO as an animal, historical figure, or other costumed mascot with an oversized head and goofy feet.
Hearing what he has to say and reading his book will suffice.
[Visit Freddy Dâs website here and be sure to catch his Business Superfans Podcast here.]
Monday Morning Radio is hosted by the father-son duo of Dean and Maxwell Rotbart.
Photo: Frederick âFreddy Dâ Dudek, Business $uperfans
Posted: April 1, 2024
Monday Morning Run Time: 40:15
Episode: 12.39SPECIAL NOTE:
Founding host Dean Rotbartâs most recent book, Dedication and Service: 50 Years on Call with the Volunteers of Coloradoâs Genesee Fire Rescue has been awarded the prestigious Gold Medal from the national Nonfiction Authors Association. It is Deanâs second Gold recognition.
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This weekâs guest, David Page, is a well-known expert on American cuisine, culture, and entrepreneurship.
The two-time Emmy-award winner and veteran broadcast journalist is best known for creating the Food Network hit Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives and serving as its executive producer for eleven seasons.
David, president and executive producer of Page Productions, understands why some restaurants succeed while many donât. Every owner, executive, and entrepreneur, regardless of their business sector, will take away actionable intelligence from Davidâs insights.
If youâve ever dreamed of opening your own restaurant, itâs absolutely essential to hear the cautions that David offers.
For foodies in the audience, David shares some of his favorite foods and restaurants, and the one dish he has a strong aversion to.
David is the author of Food Americana: The Remarkable People and Incredible Stories Behind Americaâs Favorite Dishes. The book is a literary feast of fascinating characters, food culture, pop culture, and nostalgia.
And stay tuned for Davidâs new podcast, Culinary Characters Unlocked, which is scheduled to debut in early May and feature inside stories of the food world from its most fascinating people.
Monday Morning Radio is hosted by the father-son duo of Dean and Maxwell Rotbart.
Photo: David Page, Page Productions
Posted: March 25, 2024
Monday Morning Run Time: 58:15
Episode: 12.38SPECIAL NOTE:
Founding host Dean Rotbartâs most recent book, Dedication and Service: 50 Years on Call with the Volunteers of Coloradoâs Genesee Fire Rescue has been awarded the prestigious Gold Medal from the national Nonfiction Authors Association. It is Deanâs second Gold recognition.
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As a physician, Hanah Polotsky is an expert in treating diabetes, thyroid disorders, and serious hormonal abnormalities.
As a leadership expert, Dr. Polotsky excels at showing executives â both in and outside the medical field â how best to run teams and apply the tenets of lean management to their organizations.
A native of Belarus who fled to the United States at 17 to escape rampant anti-Semitism, Dr. Polotsky earned her Master of Business Operational Excellence at The Ohio State University Fisher College of Business. She is the lead author of Physician Leader: How Exam Room Experience Drives Leadership Excellence.
Often, whether in hospitals or the profit-driven marketplace, administrators are unprepared for the leadership roles that become their responsibility.
This week, Dr. Polotsky shares her prescription for curing the most common supervisory ailments. Listen now, and youâll start to feel better immediately.
Monday Morning Radio is hosted by the father-son duo of Dean and Maxwell Rotbart.
Photo: Dr. Hanah Polotsky, Physician Leader
Posted: March 18, 2024
Monday Morning Run Time: 46:47
Episode: 12.37RELATED EPISODES:
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When it comes to running a competitive company, Bob Moog doesnât play games. Well, actually, he does. Daily.
Bob is co-founder and president of University Games, the largest independent game company in the world.
For almost four decades, Bob has gone up against the biggest players â including Hasbro and Mattel â and found a way to beat them at their own game. Pun intended.
In fact, University Games distributes more products in more outlets and more markets than any other company focused on board games.
The company now has six divisions: University Games (board games), Great Explorations (science and learning/glow-in-the-dark products), BePuzzled (puzzles and brainteasers), Briarpatch (preschool games and puzzles), U-Create (crafts and activities), and Front Porch Classics (classic games, built to last a lifetime).
University Gamesâ philosophy has always been to offer games that encourage social interaction and imagination through gameplay, with learning sprinkled in to spice it up.
Bobâs story will inspire anyone who competes against entrenched giants. Heâll also share the management philosophy that has proven a game winner for just shy of four decades.
Monday Morning Radio is hosted by the father-son duo of Dean and Maxwell Rotbart.
Photo: Bob Moog, University Games
Posted: March 11, 2024
Monday Morning Run Time: 51:10
Episode: 12.36RELATED EPISODES
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Heâd be the oldest man ever to run for president, even as calls grow louder and louder for him to step aside.
Joe Biden?
No, William Henry Harrison, the successful 67-year-old Whig Party candidate back in 1840.
Tying yesteryear to current events is Ron Shaferâs specialty. His contributions to The Washington Postâs Retropolis history column form the basis of two of his engaging books, Breaking News All Over Again and the forthcoming A Half-Naked George Washington.
Now retired, Ron spent nearly 40 years with The Wall Street Journal as a reporter, columnist, and political features editor, based out of Washington, DC.
On this weekâs program, he makes clear that business owners and entrepreneurs can glean a lot of helpful information about where weâre headed if they only take the time to review where weâve been.
Monday Morning Radio is hosted by the father-son duo of Dean and Maxwell Rotbart.
Photo: Ron Shafer, Author
Posted: March 4, 2024
Monday Morning Run Time: 48:00
Episode: 12.35RELATED EPISODES
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Most people fail to say their own name correctly.
Odd as that may sound, Laura Sicola explains her assertion in a YouTube video that is approaching 7 million views.
Dr. Sicola earned her PhD from the University of Pennsylvania in educational linguistics and taught there from 2001-2013. She has more than two decades of experience teaching good vocal habits to executives at companies including Comcast, IBM, and Vanguard.
She is the author of Speaking to Influence: Mastering Your Leadership Voice.
As Dr. Sicola explains on this weekâs episode, how leaders introduce themselves, whether from a speakerâs podium or meeting someone for the first time one-on-one, will help determine how effectively they convey the messages that follow.
How well do you articulate your name?
Monday Morning Radio is hosted by the father-son duo of Dean and Maxwell Rotbart.
Photo: Dr. Laura Sicola
Posted: February 26, 2024
Monday Morning Run Time: 48:00
Episode: 12.34RELATED EPISODES:
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Each year, roughly 700,000 American businesses or individuals submit a trademark application. That may sound like a considerable number, but Andrei Mincov â a superstar trademark lawyer based in Dubai, says it's far less than it should be.
Before starting The Trademark Factory, his global consultancy that provides start-to-finish trademark registration services, Andrei worked for Baker & McKenzie, one of the world's largest international law firms. His clients there included Apple, Microsoft, Sun, and Dell, which turned to Andrei to help them avoid the pitfalls of filing and defending their marks.
Andreiâs client base now includes many small and mid-size companies that frequently do not file formal trademarks or fail to file them for all their brands. That, as he explains, is a significant and potentially very costly oversight.
Learning about trademarks is not only valuable for every business executive and entrepreneur, but itâs also fascinating to discover the most common trademark landmines and how to avoid them.
Monday Morning Radio is hosted by the father-son duo of Dean and Maxwell Rotbart.
Photo: Andrei Mincov, The Trademark Factory
Posted: February 19, 2024
Monday Morning Run Time: 56:46
Episode: 12.33 -
This week, enter the inner sanctums of Microsoft Corp.âs executive suite and discover the tech wizards and vipers who worked there.
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Our guest is Jane Boulware, author of Worthy: From Cornfield to Corner Office of Microsoft. Over the course of her career, Jane launched three billion dollar businesses, was VP of the largest merger in U.S. history, and became one of the ten highest-ranking women at Microsoft by the time she turned 40.
On her climb up the corporate ladder, Jane was hit on, spit on, and actually shot at.
Listen closely as Jane â who grew up poor in rural Iowa and is donating 100% of her proceeds from sales of Worthy to Boys & Girls Clubs â shares practical insights that every owner and entrepreneur can utilize â good and bad â from her experience.
Monday Morning Radio is hosted by the father-son duo of Dean and Maxwell Rotbart.
Photo: Jane Boulware, Worthy: From Cornfield to Corner Office of Microsoft
Posted: February 12, 2024
Monday Morning Run Time: 47:15
Episode: 12.32 -
From her base in far-off Christchurch, New Zealand, Rebecca Davison â who spent 13 years in banking, five as a financial advisor to multimillionaires â has built a global, cult-like following among female entrepreneurs, including top business leaders.
Rebecca, founder of The Intuitive Life Academy, has the knowledge to advise her followers on ways to earn more money and leverage their investments.
But thatâs not her proprietary system.
Instead, Rebecca â a self-described empath â teaches clients how to experience spiritual and monetary abundance through the development of their intuition and ability to communicate with the universe.
Whether or not you buy the notion of metaphysical pathways to success, there is no denying that Rebeccaâs methods are delivering results for a large and growing audience.
Monday Morning Radio is hosted by the father-son duo of Dean and Maxwell Rotbart.
Photo: Rebecca Davison, The Intuitive Life Academy
Posted: February 5, 2024
Monday Morning Run Time: 55:43
Episode: 12.31 -
Phebe Trotman knows the thrill of victory and the agony of defeat in both the sports and business arenas.
A former MVP Canadian college soccer star and member of the championship Vancouver Whitecaps professional soccer club, Phebe has had plenty of bad days and opportunities to bow out. Sheâs never taken them.
Phebe is the author of Never Quit on a Bad Day, a compendium of inspiring stories of resilience relayed by Phebe and a dozen contributors, including business leaders, entrepreneurs, couples, and athletes.
Phebe retired her cleats and now coaches business clients in British Columbia on the importance of resilience, having a positive attitude, and leading a competitive team.
This is one episode of Monday Morning Radio you want to listen to now and download to revisit when youâre having a terrible, horrible, no good, very bad day.
After all, you canât score goals if you arenât on the field.
Monday Morning Radio is hosted by the father-son duo of Dean and Maxwell Rotbart.
Photo: Phebe Trotman, Never Quit on a Bad Day
Posted: January 29, 2024
Monday Morning Run Time: 39:23
Episode: 12.30RELATED EPISODES:
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Leading business schools and best-selling leadership authors seldom compare the skills required of for-profit CEOs and non-profit fire chiefs.
Yet, the two professions share a lot in common. Indeed, battling blazes is excellent preparation for dousing the many firestorms business owners, executives, and entrepreneurs face.
This weekâs guest, Clive Savacool, devoted 25 years as a Northern California firefighter before retiring his chiefâs helmet and stepping into the boots of a full-time startup CEO.
Clive is the founder and CEO of LogRX, which created and sells an advanced mobile app designed to help firefighters, paramedics, law enforcement personnel, and others who administer and are legally bound to keep track of controlled substances in their work.
As a firefighter, Clive fought numerous structure fires and one of the largest wildfires in California history. As a startup CEO, he faced the challenge of bootstrapping a company with an untested app and zero outside investment.
Both entailed risk and required courage.
How does a fire chief's experience in life-or-death decisions benefit a CEO facing a corporate crisis? In this episode, Clive shares his unique perspective and strategies for staying cool-headed under extreme stress.
Monday Morning Radio is hosted by the father-son duo of Dean and Maxwell Rotbart. Deanâs book, Dedication and Service, showcasing the Genesee, Colorado, fire department, can be purchased in a digital version here or paperback from Amazon.
Photo: Clive Savacool, LogRX
Posted: January 22, 2024
Monday Morning Run Time: 37:05
Episode: 12.29RELATED EPISODES:
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After 16 years as a wedding photographer, Ryan Erickson concluded he was barking up the wrong tree.
He was making decent money but didnât have a passion for his work.
It was risky, but Ryan decided to try his hand at fine art photography, and heâs been so successful early on that heâs thinking of expanding his fledgling enterprise nationwide.
Ryanâs discerning clients are willing to pay up for his portraits that accentuate the eyes and subtleties of his subjectsâ faces. Rather than ask his subjects to come to him, Ryan brings his workspace and state-of-the-art equipment to them in a mobile studio.
But thatâs not the most unique aspect of Ryanâs enterprise. That would be the free belly rubs he happily gives to each of the retrievers, shepherds, bulldogs, beagles, and other canines who pose for him and his Fetch Photo Truck.
âItâs so much easier and enjoyable working with dogs,â Ryan confesses. To which every active wedding photographer in the world responds, âAmen.â
Monday Morning Radio is hosted by the father-son duo of Dean and Maxwell Rotbart.
Photo: Ryan Erickson, Fetch Photo Truck
Posted: January 15, 2024
Monday Morning Run Time: 37:19
Episode: 12.28To show your appreciation for Monday Morning Radio and keep it commercial-free, we encourage you to contribute using this link. Donations of all sizes are welcome.
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Can you imagine what it would have been like to have an exclusive four-hour audience with the late Charlie Munger?
The billionaire businessman, who died in late November at age 99, never got as much press as his close friend and partner Warren Buffett. But many people credited Munger with helping secure Berkshire Hathawayâs decades-long stellar investment performance.
Just weeks before Munger passed, The Wall Street Journal veteran reporter Gregory Zuckerman visited Munger in the investorâs Los Angeles home and came away with some unique and actionable insights.
This week, award-winning author and Monday Morning Radio founder Dean Rotbart interviews the last journalist to interview Munger. That makes everyone who listens to this weekâs episode only three degrees of separation from Munger and four degrees from Buffett.
Itâs always nice to know people who know people. And, importantly, to learn what they know.
Monday Morning Radio is hosted by the father-son team of Dean and Maxwell Rotbart.
Photo: Greg Zuckerman, The Wall Street Journal
Posted: January 8, 2024
Monday Morning Run Time: 37:06
Episode: 12.27
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A New Yearâs Quiz:
What do the following have in common: Leadership, Economics, Side Hustles, Online Retailing, Business Exit Strategies, Military Contracts, Bras, Walt Disney, Firefighters, and Worms?
Answer:
Each was featured on one of Monday Morning Radioâs ten most popular 2023 episodes.
This week, the podcast revisits the highlights of the year past and shares an audio preview of our first Monday Morning Radio book, All You Can Eat Business Wisdom â an anthology featuring 25 of our most savvy guests over the years.
The book isnât due until late March or early April, but listeners can begin profiting from its wisdom to help kick off a prosperous New Year.
2023 Episodes Highlighted In This Weekâs Year-in-Review
Cathy Nesbitt â January 2nd
Ed OâMalley and Julia Fabris McBride â January 30th
Eric Johnson â March 18th
Nick Loper â May 21st
Mac Lackey â July 2nd
Ricky Howard â July 16th
Genesee Fire Rescue â September 2nd
The Walt Disney Company â October 16th
Carina Ramirez Cahan â October 22nd
Matthew Stafford â November 27th
Monday Morning Radio is hosted by the father-son team of Dean and Maxwell Rotbart.
Photo: Dean and Maxwell Rotbart
Posted: January 1, 2024
Monday Morning Run Time: 35:52
Episode: 12.26To show your appreciation for Monday Morning Radio and keep it commercial-free, we encourage you to contribute using this link. Donations of all sizes are welcome.
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