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Alainaaa8

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Give an example of a metaphor or analogy that a coach might use to inspire people.
 
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Porter's Five Forces are: (fill in)
 
  a. Competition
  b. Substitution
  c. Barriers to entry
  d. Power of suppliers
  e. Power of customers.



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Answer to Question 1

Examples might include: Like a phoenix, we will rise from the ashes of defeat. We're a lot like the heating and cooling system in a house. A lot of people don't give us much thought, but without us their lives would be very uncomfortable.

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