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Imagine you want to make better decisions and truly live your best life now. What would that look like? How would you help clients to make better decisions and live their best life?  As a human service worker, we are often helping clients to work through challenges and try to live their best life or at least improve it and provide them with tools and assistance to do so.  The following assignment focuses on readings about considering how to do so.

Instructions:

For this assignment, read each of thearticles located in this week’s Electronic Reserve Readings. 

  • 7 Ways to Better your Life Starting Today
  • Better Life News: How to be a more powerful person
  • How to Make Your Life Easier
  • How to Make Every Minute Work Better for You
  • Your Life Isn’t An Accident: A Tip in How to Find Your Path
  • How to make sure Facebook does not ruin your life
  • How to Deal When Your Life Explodes
  • Reinvention: How to make the rest of your life the best of your life
  • Decide to live your ideal life

After you have read the articles, you are to write a 1,050- to 1,400- word paper.

1) You are to detail and describe the findings of the abstracts, and the articles.

2) Be sure to highlight what the overarching theme of each article is?

3) In light of the articles, discuss how can you make positive changes in your life and the lives of other people based on what you read?

4) Discusss whether your work as a human service professional can influence others?

5)  How do the articles you reviewed help you in working with individuals and families  when they feel like their lives are falling apart?  

6) What are some specific things that stood out to you as being important in the articles and which can help you in working with people? (Be sure to highlight specific information from the various articles in your paper)

Remember paper should be in APA format, have a separate opening introduction and at the end, a summarizing conclusion.