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Can you pick one positive and one negative example of events in your area, the state, the country or the world that might impact our life, careers or professions. Please explain the impact and how you might deal with the consequences of each event.
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One positive event is the aging baby boomers. Baby boomers are aging which is increasing the demand for healthcare. This presents as an opportunity for me. I can make use of this increasing demand by providing services to this ...

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