On Monday evening I took the plunge and made my debut speaking engagement at the 20x2 event at SXSW.
Just a quick post (at 4:45am in the morning) as I can’t sleep due to anxiety about this evenings 20x2 performance.
In just under a months time I will be turning my trousers brown before placing myself upon a small stage and speaking for just 2 minutes at 20x2, a small event that takes place during SXSW.
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