As I thought, looking back is important too.

Thank you for coming to read this.

I'm Yuni, who thought, 'I'm so nervous about talking for 40 minutes on Stand.fm!!!' and ended up appearing on Stand.fm after having a few drinks.
It's questionable whether I was really that nervous.

#EnjoyGreetings

So, I joined Yasu-san's Stand.fm.

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It seems many people listened to it.
Thank you so much!!

It was scheduled for 40 minutes, but we ended up talking for nearly an hour. Is it just me, or do Stand.fm lives tend to run over?

That's proof of how much fun we had talking. Since I was with Yasu-san, whom I know well on note, it might have been a big factor that I felt at ease. Thanks to that, even someone as poor at speaking as me was able to talk safely, even going over the scheduled time.

But!

When I listened back to it later, there were parts that made me want to interject. Yasu-san said there were no points to reflect on, but there are quite a few in my own speaking. So, I'll look back on the good points and the areas for improvement.

Good points

Areas for improvement

Roughly speaking, that's about it.
I'd actually like to critique it more, but I think that's within the realm of the fun that comes from a live interaction, so I'll leave it at that.

For now, I'd be happy if you could listen to it first.
I'll post the link again.

Good news for those who want a quick peek at the content.
C. Diem-san summarized it on X.
If you follow the reply thread, you can grasp the content.
Please use this as a reference as well.

Shogo-san, a listener habit supporter, also summarized it in an article. It's a wonderful summary, so please read it.

Thanks to Yasu-san and everyone who listened, I had a fun time. Thank you so much!