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3. What challenges do you anticipate in implementing some of the above steps? Explain.

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In implementing some of your steps, anticipate the challenges as they are bound to e related to your specific goal.

<h3>What are challenges?</h3>

Generally, challenges are simply a competitive situation to determine who is superior in a specific field.

In conclusion, in carrying out set goals, missions, or said steps or series of activities we tend to meet challenges, and these challenges are anticipated by the nature of activity.

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