As you are discovering this week, there are many philosophical perspectives on what constitutes a "good life". Entire schools of thought and movements were established depending on the answers to this question. Our ideas of what makes a good life can even be found in religious tenets and have guided laws and what we consider to be the rights of individuals within a society. Have you ever considered the question of how you would personally define this concept? After reviewing the lecture, reading, and the video below, formulate your answer to the question, "What is a 'Good Life'?"

For this assignment summary of your thoughts on what constitutes a good life. Compare and contrast your personal philosophy with that of at least 2 of the philosophers you learned about this week. If you had to categorize your beliefs according to a certain school of thought or philosopher, what/who would that be? Give an example of how your personal philosophy about 'good lives' could manifest in your future career. Be sure to reference any and all ideas from outside sources that you use in your assignment.