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Here's a writing prompt for you. Whoever else wants to take a shot at it, you are more than welcome. Participating in a writing prompt is a great way to practice creativity, and it opens your mind (opens doors), with participants, you can observe people's differences. In this society, stress takes its toll, can strike anyone in its path, financial debt used as the roadblock. The biggest roadblocks that can sabotage someone's thought process are student loans and poor credit as an example. Whether you are successful or not, an unforeseen occurance can occur to anyone and cause a nightmare. Explain in few words how you would give someone hope in need of your support.

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