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I am still doing the work that I love, still deriving pleasure and satisfaction from telling stories.
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The speaker says that storytelling remains both their work and something they genuinely enjoy. “Pleasure and satisfaction” show that the activity provides more than a task or duty: it continues to feel rewarding. The repeated word “still” emphasizes that this commitment and enjoyment have continued over time.
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