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This document summarizes an empathy map for N.D., a 23-year-old who chose not to follow the traditional college path. N.D. values outdoor activities and living simply. He feels college is a "waste of time and money" and prefers to "learn by living." While his father disapproves of his path, his mother and brother support him. N.D. believes he can succeed on his own terms without a college degree.
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