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Professor Rob needs to convince students of the importance of finishing graduate school. He could advocate that students (1) dream big and set goals to motivate themselves through their educational journey to find their passion, (2) start a business related to their passions to stay focused on long-term plans while in school, or (3) realize their personal identity through the self-discovery process of pursuing education.
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- 1. Problem Statement Professor Rob needs a way to advocate to his students in bringing awareness on the relevance of finishing one's graduate degree (because) only in this process does one find their passion and could be happy in life. – – – 1. Believe in your Dreams (Dream Big) The most practical idea is one that could easily be implemented. Thus it is essential for students to further their educational academia by setting a strong foundation based on ones inner inhibitions to motivate their journey and inspire a successful outcome. – – – 2. Start a business The most disruptive idea is one that would make a huge impact. Therefore, it could be said that one could in the process of completing their studies, start a personal entrepreneurial business that is based on their personal passions and could thus aid a student to stay focused on long term plans while they finish school. – – – 3. Realize Personal Identification The favorite idea is one that would be exciting. Finally, the ultimate goal to pursuing ones education is to realize oneself in the process and hopefully better understand the self and our very own personal identification touch points.