Problem: Article: Even if you have never thought of yourself as a social worker or a doctor, don't let that prevent you from keeping that option on the table if it made your short list and you can imagine yourself enjoying the job. If you have the willpower, pretty much any career option can be available to you. Part of selecting the right mental health career is knowing about yourself and what you want out of a career. If you are not enthusiastic about a potential career choice, take it off your list and only focus on opportunities that you believe will give you fulfillment. It would be awful to redirect your career, potentially paying large sums of money for an education, only to find out that your new job bores you to death. Try to make sure that you have a passion for the career you are going to work toward. You can be more certain that you are passionate about your future job by shadowing someone who currently does that job or by doing your best to vividly imagine all aspects of the job you would do throughout the week. You will likely be happiest if you choose an option that will provide a chance for you to grow, advance, and succeed as your abilities and interests change. If your first choice becomes impossible due to denied admissions or a lack of financial resources, remember that there are many paths to the ideal career in mental health. Consider making yourself more attractive to educational programs or potential employers in the field. Pursue unpaid opportunities for mental health experience or training, such as Mental Health First Aid certification or volunteer training at a local hospital or crisis center. Try gradually building up your experience base in the mental health field and visit a career counselor to help tailor your resume to appeal to mental health organizations. Your experience may reflect more relevant skills for potential jobs than you realize; describe your experience as a university resident assistant as including behavioral monitoring and youth counseling, or your time as a bartender as helping you gain people skills and an unrivaled ability to listen. If you are currently in a related field, consider pursuing a lateral job move to a position more closely related to mental health. For instance, apply for positions that will move you from welfare case management to substance abuse case management or from math teacher to youth group home resident assistant.
Summary: Keep your options open. Choose a career that excites you. Select a career that offers opportunities for advancement. Remember to be flexible. Consider alterations of your current position.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: You don't want to risk losing or damaging your jewelry. You may not even be allowed to wear jewelry on certain rides. Your fingers will shrink in cold water, and if you're wearing a ring it can easily slip off, especially if you're riding water slides or going in a wave pool. Water parks use chemicals like chlorine to keep water safe and clean, and these chemicals can damage the metal used in jewelry. Don't wear a watch to the water park. Even if the watch is labeled as "waterproof" or "water resistant," there is no watch that is completely waterproof, especially when it will be submerged underwater forcefully at water park attractions. Bring sealable, waterproof bags. Carry some money with you in case you want to buy food, beverages, souvenirs, or any items you may have forgotten to pack. Some water parks also take major credit cards for admission tickets, gift shops, and food. You may also want to rent lounge chairs or other equipment at park. Check with the park first about storage locker fees, since some storage lockers may only accept quarters. Bring two sets of keys to your vehicle, and keep them in different places. This is a safety precaution in case you lose a key. You may want to put money or a credit card, your license, a car key, and a cell phone all in one waterproof bag to be stored in your locker. Keep the key to your locker around your wrist throughout your stay at the water park. You may want to leave your cell phone at home so that you don't risk losing or damaging it. If you want to bring it, however, you should strongly consider leaving it either hidden in your vehicle, or in a locker at the water park. You might want to leave a car charger with it as well, if you think your battery may get low. A disposable, waterproof camera would be less of a loss and less likely to get damaged than a smartphone or digital camera. If you're planning to bring some type of camera, note that some water parks don't allow selfie sticks or monopods. Bring film and/or batteries if your camera needs them.

SUMMARY: Leave jewelry at home. Keep any necessary valuables in a plastic bag. Decide if you want to bring your cell phone. Consider bringing a waterproof camera.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: People looking for dog walkers have often just gotten a puppy and are looking for tips on training. New dog owners are also interested in learning about dog health, local parks, and pet organizations. If you can be a vital source of information (cue Lori Beth Denberg) for them, they'll likely keep you around. Join a professional organization or two that can keep you on the up-and-up when it comes to doggy care. The International Association of Canine Professionals and the National Association of Professional Pet Sitters are two good places to start. When they ask where you learned that tidbit of info from, you just respond, "Oh, you know. I've been a member of IACP for a while now." It might be worthwhile adding other dog-services to your skill set. While these additional services will also add costs and some may even require business or home-office style space, if you are seriously considering making an entire career from dogs and their care, this may be the key to a lucrative career. Consider extra services such as: Dog-bathing and dog-grooming Dog-sitting (either on client's premises or at yours if you have space for boarding kennels) Dog-training and/or dog-listening (if you are properly qualified only) Spending extra time after the walk at client's home with a dog to simply be with it, play with it, feed it etc; and Dog medical attention - some owners can't stay home from work to medicate their dogs; you could be the answer. Ask at a local veterinary clinic for some training in basic dog first-aid (expect to pay the vet for this advice). It will help you to fix some of the little problems that you may encounter. And while you're at this, do you know the first-aid for a dog bite? Your local Humane Society may be another resource you can tap into. If a veterinarian seems a bit hard to get work in with, the staff here may be a useful alternative. And you could help out pups that need love.
Summary: Provide your (prospective) clients with informative resources. Consider value-adding with other services. Learn some basic dog first-aid.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Tap on the Menu > Edit Page > Set Admin Roles. A summary of your friend's profile will be shown. " You'll be asked to confirm your actions. Tap the red "Remove" button to confirm and delete their admin rights.
Summary:
Head back to the Admin section. Tap the pencil icon next to one of admins of your page. Scroll down the summary page and tap "Remove.