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Colby lives a very career-driven lifestyle. he works long hours and enjoys making a lot of money by working overtime. after he and his wife have a baby, colby decides that being a dad is now going to be his top priority. how will this decision most likely affect the other roles in colby’s life? the role of being a father will decrease colby’s income and decrease the career-driven nature of his lifestyle. the role of being a father will increase colby’s income and strengthen the career-driven nature of his lifestyle. the role of being a father will lend more time to his role as a businessman and will strengthen the career-driven nature of his lifestyle. the role of being a father will lend more time to his role as a businessman and will decrease the career-driven nature of his lifestyle.

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