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I think this is a perfect opportunity for people to go back to school and get the education and training to do something you love.  Fortunately, I already planned on returning to school prior to the economic fall, so I"m currently working on my Doctoral degree in Public Health so I can follow my bliss, which is to teach in a University!  If you follow your bliss, everything will work out - it's having the courage to follow your bliss is the first step!  You may incur some debt with college loans, but if you leverage that with the amount you could be earning after the education, it will all balance out!

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