Using the information obtained from the Reflective Writing resources craft a reflection paper focused on the idea of stakeholders? Think of a decision you have made in your past? (It can be a large decision or a small decision). Who were the stakeholders in the decision? How do you identify them? Prioritize them? What are the potential outcomes of your decision on the other stakeholders (good and bad)? A Reflection Paper is a two-page reflection on the material covered (readings, videos, etc.) in the Module including a section of at least half a page that discusses how this issue applies to work, education, or other parts of your life. ""DIRECTIONS The reflection papers should be two complete pages (not one and three-fourths), double spaced, using the default font, size, and margins. It must be in .DOCX or .RTF format. In this paper, you will want to reflect on a personal experience you had that involved stakeholders? Who were they? How did you identify them? What happened? How were ethics involved? Reflective writing is not an academic essay focused on defining a topic. Instead, it looks at our experiences and how we can learn from them for the future. An example might be renting an apartment? Who are the stakeholders? How did you know who they were? What did they have at risk? The paper should be at least 2 full pages long, 10 or 12 point font double spaced with standard margins. (Please use Calibri, Arial, or Times New Roman Font). If you reference outside materials in this paper ensure that you cite those sources. It is appropriate to use personal pronouns ("I" etc.) in this form of writing as reflections are personal