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It's a short chat about my career highs and lows to date, and though it felt weird talking about me for so long, as I try to avoid it when I'm speaking to audiences, the result was an interview that does show an insight into me, my style and why I do what I do.

I hope you enjoy it, and it has prompted me to start doing podcasts as a part of my offering on here.



More soon.</description>
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I hope you enjoy it, and it has prompted me to start doing podcasts as a part of my offering on here.



More soon.]]></content:encoded>
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I hope you enjoy it, and it has prompted me to start doing podcasts as a part of my offering on here.



More soon.</itunes:summary>
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