Teach me who have seriously reflecting on the future imagine what they want to be when they grew up in plenty what it might take to get there average reach what stage of Connecticut development
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Reflecting on the future involves thinking about personal goals, career aspirations, and the kind of life one wants to lead. This often starts in childhood and continues into adolescence. Show more…
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