: This question should highlight the “muddiest point” from the readings – the thing that confused you the most and that you’d like to discuss in class. This response should be in paragraph form, referencing both the page number from the reading and what leaves you perplexed, baffled, and be-wildered. You are also invited to post one story about how a specific concept in the text applies to parks, recreation, and tourism. This is an opportunity to make a connection with the course material in a creative way. Think of PRT experiences you have had that relate to what the authors discuss in the readings, and share connections and insights from your own personal experience. This response should be a minimum of one paragraph and reference page number(s) and concept(s) from the readings. 2.Using what you know about a philosophy statement and the information you learned from your self-assessments, self-reflection, feedback from others, and your general self-knowledge, you will produce a first person professional philosophy statement that describes who you are and what you want for and from your professional career. It should include your beliefs, values, and objectives. You may also integrate your strengths and weaknesses and how you might overcome your weaknesses. Be thorough yet concise (3 pages double-spaced maximum).