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Task summary:You're to create a project answering the existential question “Who am I?” by exploring authenticity, meaning, freedom, and purpose. Choose a PPT format— you must explain why that medium reflects who you are. Prove the work is authentically yours (not AI-generated), reference at least two class texts, cite all sources (including AI or editing tools if used), and address each required question about authenticity, meaning of life, freedom, and purpose.
Full order description:Dear Freelancer,please create a PowerPoint for this project.📋 MAIN DETAILS:This project for PHI100: Creating Meaning asks you to engage existentialist themes by answering the question “Who am I?” in a way that demonstrates your authenticity and individuality beyond what AI tools can produce. You may choose the format that best expresses who you are—such as a video with visuals, a creative work (poetry, music, painting, fiction), an interactive project, or a written essay if it genuinely fits your style. In your work, you must address specific existential questions: What defines your authentic self? What is the meaning or purpose of your life? What does it mean to be free, and how does freedom shape who you are? You are also required to explain why you chose your chosen medium and how it reflects your identity. Additionally, you must reference and clearly cite at least two class texts to support your reflections, while also citing any outside sources or tools (including AI or editing software) if used. The goal is to thoughtfully explore existentialist ideas while producing a creative, personal, and original project that you can be proud to share.📎 ATTACHED:-full instr Who is the authentic me? The authentic me is the version of myself that aligns most closely with my values, experiences, and inner truth. I am defined not just by what I do but by how I approach life—with compassion, resilience, and a drive to help others heal and grow. My essence lies in my ability to connect, to listen, and to provide support in moments when people feel most vulnerable. Authenticity means stripping away masks or expectations and living in a way that honors who I truly am, even when it feels difficult. What is the meaning of my life? I believe my life has meaning because of the way I touch others’ lives. My purpose is rooted in service and healing, a calling that I’ve embraced through my work in behavioral health. That purpose comes from both my personal experiences and a deep desire to create hope where it feels absent. Even if life itself may not come with a universal meaning, I choose to give my own life purpose through the impact I make and the relationships I build. Am I free? Freedom, to me, is the ability to choose how I respond to life’s circumstances. While external systems, responsibilities, and limits exist, my inner freedom lies in my choices, my mindset, and the way I define myself. My freedom allows me to take ownership of my journey, to grow, and to shape the person I want to become. It means I am not fixed—I can transform. Why did I choose this medium? I chose this reflective, written format because writing allows me to process deeply and express my thoughts in a clear, honest way. It reflects that I approach questions of meaning and identity with introspection, patience, and honesty. Writing is how I connect to my authentic voice, and it gives me the space to explore complex emotions and philosophical questions. Has my thinking changed? Yes. At the start of this course, I thought of authenticity and purpose as something fixed, something I either had or didn’t. Now I see them as evolving concepts—shaped by my experiences, choices, and relationships. I’ve realized that being authentic isn’t about being perfect; it’s about being honest and intentional. Purpose, too, isn’t something handed to me—it’s something I create daily through the way I live. I took the liberty of answering the question; it may need rewording and expanding for this project, as it should be authentic and free from AI usage.