Problem: Thomas A. Edison said, "Opportunity is missed by most because it is dressed in overalls and looks like work." Here you are on the brink of your medical coding and billing career. Your career in health care is open before you. Great opportunities will be available to you. But will you take advantage of those opportunities or will you consider them "just too much work"? What do you think Mr. Edison meant about missing opportunity? Do you think his statement is relevant to the health care industry of the 21st century? Do you see your new career as an open invitation to opportunity or just as work? Share your thoughts and ideas with your classmates. Then be sure to respond to the post of another student.