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author of a legendary Hollywood producer and yogi philanthropist, Jody Goober breath constantly felt pressure to look a certain way and continually struggled with her body image. yoga ultimately lead Jody to her purpose, any change your entire outlook on life, but as a yoga instructor in Life goat, she kept searching for stylish and flattering work out where to complement not only her teaching in practice, but her life beyond the yoga Matt. When she couldn't find what you wanted, she created it herself, that's the short version of how Beyond yoga was born. I love digging into business, origin stories and duties is so unique. She here's how she learned here and follow her intuition. Her journey through the growing pains apparel Brandon how she set her brand apart in a crowded space through storytelling. Here. She is Jody. Thanks to skill share for supporting gold, digger skill sharing powers you to accomplish real growth, decent

today. You couldn't do yesterday with classes designed for real life skills in all my morning, community with so much to explore real projects to create and the support of fellow creatives, explore your creativity at scale, share dotcom, slash gold digger and get a free trial of premium membership. This episode is made possible by tail wind. Create scheduling, poster Pinterest Instagram, an facebook all from the tail wind, sweet tail wind is offering especial deal for gold. Digger listeners if you haven't tried tail wind, yet go to tail wind up dot com precise generate to get thirty dollars off your tail. Wind subscription. Jody, I'm so excited to be connecting with you today. I am a fan of what you do, but I am even more excited to hear

This story and the origin of where you began so welcome to the gold digger pod gassed. Thank you so much for having me. I am equally as excited to be here so Jody one that cop. attention is your story is so unique, and so before we dive on in, I wouldn't know Where did your journey two founding beyond yoga begin? Where you if you got a funny. I laugh because, like you know, you could go into so many different ways of thinking. There are people that think there are people, they say. You chose your parents our people that say you should get out before you were born, and so I think somehow somehow this was maybe partially. I was in for me, but I was born: to a very Taipei personality of a family. Both my parents very tight bay. I would say I'm very

bay and I was always I was the first born and I was always raised. I was the daughter, but I was kind of the sun My family didn't have boys until way way way later, and so my dad was always like you're going hang over the company here. So I developed a sense of honor neural spirit and a drive to work from a very young age. and soils always had this thought that I was gonna, follow in his footsteps and take over the company and ass time went on. I did start. Neander came a business and I did work in production and I was a talent agent, and I found that it wasn't for me, and so, as I went through that journey, I opened myself up to possibility.

and because I was born into the family are born into who, as you know, my dad is best friends with Tony Robins apparent are super close with deep October. So there was all of this, and people like that in my life on a regular basis, yoga was part of my parents life, since I was a little girl. So there was a lot of awareness and the idea of conscious and mindful Nelson opening yourself up the possibility. Turning that existed in my world and around me and impacted me, obviously consciously or unconsciously, and as I wasn't happy at jobs, much to me, I think that chagrin, even though now he sees how it all paid off, I would move on when I wasn't happy, and I knew wasn't satisfying me. I would move on and I totally got where he was coming from. Its differ. Mentality is older than me. He comes from a different becomes from back east, it's more conservative, just that

front mindset and I get it he's a man and a woman, and it took me a long time to allies, I'm not a man, I'm not his age, I'm not so who is Jody whose Jody unto herself and young I was brave enough. I fell to leave those jobs and he trying things, and I tried a lot of different things. I was I had a pr event company, which was also means super successful. I left that went back to school, gotta masters and education, and eventually I left for all that, and I saw it being a yoga teacher and life coach and I loved it, but something was missing. and so I sat down one day and really About what do I love? I love fashion. I love fitness. I was a big proponent of body positivity. I was a West coast, editor of a plus size magazine at the time called mode and It was definitely an uphill battle, it's not where it is today and I really sat down,

What about? Ok, I want to be in control of my life. I gonna be my own boss. I want to drive my destiny and it just came to me to start an active where brand that was for everybody in every way. Warm this is amazing, so one of the things that I want to touch on because I think its powerful in its evident in what you just said that you wanted to make a company that was for everybody in every body. Talks me a little bit about personal journey with self acceptance and self love, because I think that even through how your brand shows up today. It's very evident that it's a conscious choice, absolutely and definitely is so to come and go back to the beginnings. I grew up in a Hollywood based family and felt very much in the spotlight

so to speak, and my challenge in this lifetime was body image, self esteem, and here I I say I struggled with my weight, but the weight was the outcome of it. Now, looking back, I realize I struggled with self esteem and self image. It wasn't so much struggling with wait. The weight was my own protection mechanism that's looking back. You know hindsight, so I really had these stumbles and tried to figure out. How do I master this. How do I had a wife at the time? That was, how do I lose weight Hathaway? he'll better, and so I think by the time I got to the point where I was launching

on yoga or even like the beginnings of it. It was ok and I was the West Coast editor of this magazine. How do I launched a line that really makes everybody feel the right where they are? Because I think the intention is you gotta love yourself today to help that person move forward. That doesnt mean because I think, there's a lot of distinction in the body positivity movement and a lot of different words. People use. I'm not saying oh, it's great to be overweight, super overweight, a little of away. That's not what I'm saying it's great to love yourself. Wherever you are and then you can find a way- to make changes or better yourself. From that point, So that was really the intention behind me

Joker is to inspire people to feel good today in clothing that helps you, you don't have to. We have to work out in it. You could take a walk in it, you could lounge in it, but I wanted people to feel like there was clothing for them to take care of themselves. In the different areas of their life. I love that, and I agree in the self love movement. Is it's not about complacency? It's about! You know wanting to be the best version of you, the healthiest version of you, but loving yourself, where you're acting and where you're headed and I know Nina there can get mixed messaging there, and I think that its powerful too also equip women with the tools and the club being, and the unique way of feeling so that they feel empowered to become the best version of themselves? There is nothing worse than

being online and not seeing yourself represented or not senior size included. That makes you feel like. Well, maybe this world isn't for me, and I know the yoga world has kind of faced, this ism around that a little, but do you care to speak to that at all? You know it's interesting when beyond global was initially coming to conception or was being figured what it was going to be, and I wanted it to me for everybody in every body the challenge, was in the beginning, when you're launching business! You can't it's challenging to go from extracts small to four x right up. Do so in the beginning, it was extra smiled. For large and was really important to me to have extra large and even though the extra large didn't sell a lot, it was imperative to me to keep that it would have been totally out of it would have, does not have a head integrity and

until the day, if it didn't have that in it- and I soon move to extract a large and then after that extract for small and then we went to one extra to accept reaction Benda for X, and so it took a while to get there but Our intention was always that, and so sometimes I would say I got for me. Is there a lobby who get criticism and sometimes you need to get people a chance to catch up some brands? Have some brands haven't? I think one of the things that one of the biggest distinctions for beyond yoga is that

and I don't say this with arrogance. I say this with just truth: we didn't jump on the bandwagon. We were. The bandwagon you know beyond yoga started really truly twenty years ago is when it first kind of came to its first, and I was a West coast, editor of mode and so the whole concept of activewear and body positivity is what beyond yoga was from day one, and so I think that's what makes us stand apart. I think that the truth of that and the real, so that is what makes us stand apart and why it special, I think that so powerful I wanna know Jody what was it like in those early days when you have this idea? This notion to getting off the ground shipping, your first product to paying customer what did that look like because product based businesses,

We have so many moving parts from ideation to creation of factories to fabric two choices. What was out process like for you? Well it's interesting, because when I first started beyond yoga, if I were to go back to the beginning, in the only reason I'm telling this part is because I know that I have heard you speak in her You talk about intuition and not super important to me so before I get to that. Let me just tell a little part of the story is that when I first had the idea of beyond yoga, I went to a business associated my moms, and he said to me: you know you really should try to get one of the bigger companies to work with you and at the time I was buying blanks and doing such a them and see if I like the idea of even creating clothing and how people responded to migrations, people loved it and see what was happening, and so when he said that to me I thought you know one.

part of me like all of us. The sceptic is like why a big couple ha. Why and then I thought: okay and the name of possibility and opening up and manifestation and all that I'm gonna like be open to like what could be, and literally not long after that. I got approached by a big sports company We generally, I launched the line with them and it was beyond yoga by feeler and they came to me and they said we want you to do pr for us, because I used to do pr and someone recommended me them and help it close on celebrity and I said I don't do that anymore. Mediocre teach her life coach and I'm doing a yellow clothing line, and they said well what We do your recalling line, I said, then I do pr, and so I started with them and

they actually came to me relatively early on after I think it was two years and asked me to help them build Cielo and not beyond Jogja, and that took wasn't what I wanted to do. I wanted to because they weren't about body positivity they weren't about. They didn't have the ethos that beyond yoga had for me and even though it was in it to be successful and make money. So, to speak, to to take care of myself, I was in an equally as much for the messaging, and so I left and I relaunch it on my own and the reason I don't really tell that story is cuz. Really the inception of beyond yoga happened fifteen years ago with the woman who is today as my partner, but I tell that because I I believe in manifesting an opening yourself up to possibility and to believing, and so that's why I mention that, because I would think for your listeners. You were audience

something it's an important take away here. Remember and work on. I think intuition is like one of the most underestimated gifts for entrepreneurs and and so often we're so hungry. For the next step, that we look to others before we listen to ourselves, and so I love that you share that because I think it so powerful especially in today's age, where the world is so noisy and allowed in it commands our attention so much that having that mutation, the kind of get quiet with yourself and lean on your intuition is is a reminder that I think we constantly need an end. It's it's a theme lately that I'm fine, with so many women is when you really pull back the success and the layers its ozma, hence in those times where we actually were quiet enough to listen to ourselves and distrust ourselves. I wanted Oh, you know the women's apparel spaces so crowded, and one in no like what is your secrets,

I like what is a differentiated for you. We ve talked about a lot of different facets, but I'm curious if you put your finger on one specific thing, while I really I mean what I was saying earlier. I really believe that, because we were the bandwagon so to speak. Yes, figs, sports companies exist that are not saying we created active where, by any stretch, I'm saying, but this at leisure business, that's body, positive, that's really about supporting people to feel good about themselves as they are today is show what is happening now, but it is who we are at our core. I think that's really what makes us stand out as they did. What makes us stand out as that will really make clothes for all body types we fit on all body types

and we promote all body types. So we really try to get models of different shapes and sizes. They have an opportunity to see it on different people, and I think that that is an and its who we were from the beginning. It's not like we pivoted and enjoined that so I think that people really feel that whether they are aware of it or not- and you touch back on your previous topic about don't you just mentioned to get intuition when I left the company, I was doing it with. I had to stop and really think about it, because there are plenty of people that said nor would say, are you crazy, like you, have this incredible opportunity and it's like yeah, but it's not my opportunity that someone else's opportunity, and so I really have to trust my intuition about that, and so even to the point that, when

hired Michel when I saw relaunch the business by myself when I hired Michel, who is now my business partner. I said to her from day one I said. I know you're gonna think I might sound crazy, but the universe supports beyond yoga and it's going places and you will see and day by day, like at first, she looked at me What is this woman saying she sees it? I mean now. Shrilly sees it but like whether it was Cindy Crawford, Aris, Witherspoon, saying no you're hot, the Sunday clothes I'm gonna go by, and stores they were photograph buying them in stores and just so many different stories like that? Where ages, it was so clear that this mission was being supported. Why were the growing pains for you? I mean we can talk about the success and the beauty.

The vision and the intuition. But I wouldn't know like have you experienced any growing Baines? What did it feel like? How did you get pass them well haven't you and businesses will have an experience, growing pains then you're, not in business, because challenges are at the forefront of business. It's how you approach them. It's how you deal with them. I mean I would be. I have to tell your audience that there were times where I would call my family catatonic on the couch in tears. What do I get my velvet omaguas responsible for all these people? This is so hard and, like I cried out- and you know I remind myself, they remind me- and I put myself up and get back in there and but you know definitely challenges. I mean growing pains

states how you handle them and every business is gonna have challenges. Every business gonna have mistakes, it's how you deal with them Can you find a way to turn that mistake into an opportunity? Can you learn from it? I think it's really important. I mean we went through thing one of the things that Michel and I always talk about is in the beginning, are we sort of reinventing the wheel of under times, because we we wanted to learn how to run a business and neither of us ever run a business, neither of us wherever in the clothing apparel business, and so we literally ourself taught- and we would make mistakes that we might have been able to avoid how we hired someone to do it. But then we I have learned it and then, when we hired that person, we wouldn't have understood what they were doing. So there was a big outside to really learning the nuts and bolts on our own so that a we understood what the employees were doing had come

ashen and understanding and felt like we really had an understanding of the business from so many different aspects. I mean, of course, at some point, the business get so big. You can't like. I can't possibly know all the ins and outs of production, because that's not what I do day in and day out, but I understand the base of at noon. Do you remember when Pinterest first started, it felt like a giant scrolling recipe book idea? Why blog with a few outfit inspire photos mixed in now hindrances powerful search engine, and I love using tail wind to get the most out of my pinterest strategy, pinterest scheduling with tail and how You grow your business with more traffic, so you spend time doing what you love with tail wind

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Sourcing and hiring and all of these different things, but I think there is something real really incredible about you wearing the hat first before you pass that hat off, because it does come with that level. Empathy and understanding in it also gives you this holistic look at all of the time. me pieces that make up one brand or business. Then I think sometimes it's tempting to outsource things really quickly by I know. Inside of my business, I've done every single role from customer service to production, to me, no everything, and so a helps as a leader. She really connect with your team, but are also helps you just understand holistically all of the moving parts that go

into creating one product or serving one customer absolutely, and I really feel I have a lot of gratitude that I had that experience as we become much much much bigger. It's been interesting. There But some people had been at this business for many many years and I have relationships with them as we get bigger its harder and harder to have relations with so many people here, but one those things is yes, it's good to learn its also good to know when you have to turn something over Nancy Micromanaging desire member, when I first when Michel was building this business with me, and I would turn things over to her. So then it will be hard. It be like see myself micromanaging, I'm sure was so. I know it's hard for her and I've gotten

the point now, where there's so much trust and so much that there is so much attached to me and it's great to see other people thrive, but you're not gonna, be able to do every aspect of the business, but when you're starting you are, and that's when I think the base forming that base is really important, but also knowing, as you grow, when to be honest about what you dont know and you don't wanna know yeah agreed agreed. I think that so poor and and aiming to ask if you want to grow, in scale all you have to get super super intention about the answers that questions and in what it looks like to build your team in and how you give people permission to have that level of ownership. Setting that make such a huge difference. One thing and I was joking about with you before we hit record on- is that you know this last year, especially but honestly, the entire.

existence of my brand for a decade has been that I just love yoga pants. And live in them and so I wanna know over the last year when leggings in yoga, pans and uncomfortable apparel became the uniform for working from home for so many what happened here. Business. Did your marketing or messaging have to change at all. How did you just offers I want to say you know what a crazy here, one morning almost a year and a half we have had and I I say with great pride, but also humbly that I'm so I feel so lucky that what we went through supported my business. I know something people lost, jobs and lost a lot of loss in their life, and my heart goes out to them and I feel grateful that it did support this business because what it everybody wanna do, exercise lounge and too.

to your specific question, to some degree we might have paid attention. Certain things, but again to go back to the very first thing It's always been who we are. We ve always been about lifestyle, we're about fitness, we're about being active, but we're about life style, we're about a certain kind of lifestyle, a more casual lifestyle, a lifestyle that supports being active and on the move. So you could go to work or you could lounge at home in the close, and you could also go on a walk and you could also work out so because of add it hasn't shifted that much there might have been certain things waited more than others. You know like when we would have images of people out in about it might not happen. about it might have been more home and cozy on your couch, but for the most part it's really been what we're about

I think that so amazing, I mean really when you even to give your name beyond yoga like jazz where this on the map, but you can go behind What has it been like for you? As you we have shifted Jody from this person with an idea chew this visionary leading this company forward. How has your identity shifted kind of as your rules have changed over the years? That's a great question and uneasy and not easy question the answer I would say who Jody is as a human being, is always evolving. It's something that I'm passionate about. I'm always try to be vulnerable and put myself out there and be honest and encourage people to love themselves. In its always that's been here.

I've been for many many years. I think that it's just it's. My success with the business is just it's almost like. If you took your if you're doing a triangle- and I was at the boy I am of the base of the triangle. Either side one was Jody, one was the business and as they went up, they both met at the top. It's almost like that they were two separate things in a way running somewhat parallel, but not exactly airily, intersected and because, as I've been working on myself and I've been growing, this business, I've grown the businesses grown. The best

has grown I've grown, and so they ve support each other, but I don't think it's really. I don't think the business has changed, who I am as much as is valid dated my intuition, which is a huge thing. You know huge thing like I said when I started this business, I said to Michel. This is how successful it's gonna be. This is what's happening and it is- and it's amazing at a pinch myself like, but I told her from day one the youth

first supports beyond yoga. It's happening so case in point. Fifteen years ago, twenty years ago, when I was at the bottom on the left in the bottom on the right, starting as me inserting the business the beliefs were aligned, but the business success had to catch up to the intuition and the police know. But I think that I don't. I guess I can't discount that its partially, that the success of the business, because when you are successful, there's a level of pride and accomplishment, that you feel that boosts you, so I can't completely separate them out. What I could say is that on my pass, which it has been a yogurt pass, if you like get me who I was when the business started. A new look at me now you'd see it very different person in a lot of ways, but it's not because of the business so but I'm sure impacted it. I mean I I remember

small example. I remember when Instagram first came out. I think those two thousand ten, I think- and I was like no way no way not doing it not happening Foma Foma Foam, oh and I would get on Instagram and I would have Foma feel bad and and then, as I continued my own self growth, whether it was listening to pod cast like yours or your pod cast or tony robins or whatever different cells help I hate the word self help it to such a used, gloriously development planning to do to get myself personal development. Yes, it was really important to me and one of the people Bernay Brown, who I just love. said something to me, not to me it was one of her books. It was about a longing for

It is fitting in and when I read this peace and was on my journey of you know. While I've been going this business and she she did some research- and I think this came from children but sitting in requires you to be who you sing they want you to be. My longing asks you to be yourself and you will be where you're supposed to be an paraphrasing. The way I interpreted at but- and I was like just was really interesting to me, and that was a huge turning point for me and I went from I wouldn't say one from following Joam oaks. I never had the joy of missing out. I went to neutrality, it was like I knew. If I wasn't, there was because I wasn't supposed to be the only started, a pay attention when I was in certain places that

thought I wanted to be, and I really paid attention. I would be like all this. This doesn't seem like me, so I think some of that came from human growth, you that came through growing, my business and being a boss and being a leader but came through my own self journey, so they probably go together, but I bring it up because I think that such an important saying that most of us struggle, which most of us want to fit into the right size, close fit into the right friend group and uneasy airports fit into instead of being life. Where do I belong where it feels right, and so I think that so in work with friends the morning, so I think it's it for me an important thing dimension, because I do think it plays a part why fingered so powerful, shoe and and honestly, I think a lot of entrepreneurs find themselves on this path, and you know after you, ve grown.

Business are started a business in your kind of out of those early like hustle, grind days Where are you start to dig into their personal development, peace more? You have the bandwidth to ask yourself those questions here, having these experiences that leave you questioning what our values Zena, what do I believe? Where do I fit in all of this world? And you know it a lot of us at the beginning, we're just looking for this direct path, this step by step to just simply getting our idea off the ground by soon we see were how there's so much power in our intuition in how we show up- and you know Jody you talk about- you know you're, leader you are leader in in not just the industry you find yourself in, but in life newly there team, and I think it's really a great example in station are that you offered of doing that person? in our work, because, even though it shows up in every area of our life. It really

as has been the way that we can be a visionary for our company and our mission, and I think you ve been able to do just that. Thank you. I really appreciate that. I take that to heart and it's interesting as when I brought up Instagram in Jude. Today, twenty eleven years later, twenty twenty one decided. The sheer was like you know. I think I need to do is among Instagram and build my platform. I have things to say and I started working with people and I found myself getting frustrated and focusing. I was like so focused on the numbers and so focused on just the wrong things, and I stopped- and I said you know what who's ever supposed to follow me will follow me and I'll, never supposed to hear what I have to say will hear what I have to say and if its of interest to them the follow me and if its not they won't and I'll, find me organically and

when I took that approach- and I share that again because I think Instagram and social media is such a huge pressure in all of our lives. Before in in life. You know forget business if we're in life to try to take a step back, be gentle on yourself be authentic, you know, listen to your intuition, get really clear about what you want. What's your goal, your goal is to grow your numbers, your your goal is to touch people and if you change one person's life the change someone's life and that's what matters I want to know you now. Why is it that gets you excited and gets you? a bed in the morning. What something you're working on that you're, just feeling that creative, energy or that passion towards these days. Well, one of the things that I'm has nothing do there's one of the things that I'm really passionate about is well Health wellness

I'm really really passionate about taking care of myself and in writing and taking certain supplement, sun and living a lifestyle that will people Laugh when I say this, but tat people I want to live to her. I used to say one twenty and then I heard Dave Ass, Borri say one fifty I saw how it is, and I saw me won't you one fifty five. Why would you I live at long among? I? Wouldn't you want to its great here who don't know? Maybe it's it's a great place to be, and so I really try to live. My life super healthy, because I want to live to a hundred city, which is interesting side. Note one of the reasons that I exercise very diligently five to six days a week for twenty five years, and I will tell you when I first

part of it and again for anyone listening for everyone listening, I exercise for my health and that's why I do it for six days a week, because my health is there such a priority if so high up that, I wouldn't. I wouldn't risk that, whereas, if I was saying I'm exercise heading four weight loss. It's easy to kind of be like. Ok, it's easy going to push it off when you link up what's important to you doing something something you want to do and linking it to something. That's really important. You chances are you'll get it done, and I would say that I'm using exercise, but I think that the case with anything you know

if supporting your family is super super super high priority, then you'll find a way to support your family, and so I just I found that health wellness was so important to me that I'm I very much I spend. I spend a decent amount of time, researching, nod and talking to different at but geneticists and people, because I M very fascinated by it. Sometimes I think I should have been a doctor, but not necessarily a doctor, because then near bound by certain kind of like some people are life. Coaches and some people are therapists, cause you're bound by certain laws. of that business, but I really love health wellness and it definitely and not just have wireless like self help. Our personal dwell remains. What are you must not road personal development and I love listening. I love listening to Bernay Brown. I will watch her had taught yeah and over and over again I will watch her interview with opera

over and over again has even I've heard it so many times repetition I. What does it repetition is the mother of skill? Think that's how the expression those- and so I am very into that, Something that makes me go out about outside of my business outside of my family, but that is definitely something I love. I do on some bounty way birthing come. I even have rob. I think it is just a tv Bravo funny you mentioned rather well. This is not coming out this Wall AIR today, but my girlfriend is. God bless her she's on. Bravo tonight, she's one of the new housewives, Beverly Hills. I dont know a good God bless her, but nothing of it moves amazing Jody working

everybody you find you learn more about you beyond yoga check out your instagram to see if they belong, give us all of the places absolutely so beyond over that harms our website. You can shop there. Appiano that is our instagram, my personal info ram is Jody, Goober, abrupt the actual legal Brodsky and we love you to follow me. Share, communicate, I always share things on my instagram eyes. Sometimes, will teach zoom yoga classes coming over teacher recently? I launched a book club DE gram and we read the solemn pace and we're about to happen first by just next week that I wasn't it so I don't understand this morning is so good. I literally woke of early to finish before my day of interviews and it was so aid. So am I have a whole bunch of people. I've never met before that are doing a book club with me next week, which a super lighting and get it connect and.

look forward to meeting as men the view that will give me that pleasure. Yes I'm so excited with beyond jokers maternity line, because they feel like being a pregnant woman, the maternity options are very limited out in the world, and so just thank you for catering to growing Belize during maternity leave is called beyond the bump and its raising for it's amazing. It's amazing, I'm with you. We all have men coming down the pipeline. We do have men coming. We just did a small mommy and me thing and will have more of that to lots of fun thing coming down the pipeline Joe de. Thank you so much for coming on the vodka today, always so incredible hearing your story and your mission and that your intuition, thank you, sir watch. It was an honour, a pleasure and they can't wait to get new to follow your success as well.

The conversation with Jody went in so many amazing directions and I think it so powerful to look at the core of her message. her intuition, guided her on that process of what she wanted. Her brain to be, and she believed heaved and sold their mission to anyone who had listened, but she also lived it out, gave it to me and do grow its own wings and become a reality, and I think it so power to look at all of those little step, so little action that have guided her to wear her brand is today, perfectly position in a world where we live in an athlete user and we're looking for clothes that go beyond the mat into daily lives. It's really, compelling to be able to talk to these founders, and one thing that I find that so many have in common is that they cling to that belief, I got him started in the first place and they turn it into.

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