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2 years ago

What kinds of risks do you believe will you be most vulnerable to in your professional life? How will you mitigate these risks?

1 answer:

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1. Vulnerability, The willingness to show up and be seen, despite uncertain outcomes.
2. Trust, the courage to trust others and the integrity to be worthy of trust from others. Some examples are (Boundaries, reliability, accountability, vault, none judgement, and generosity)

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d. $40,510.15

Explanation:

The following tables will make it easier understanding the calculations.

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Deposit ($): 8,800

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Deposit ($): 8,800

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