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    You Are The Solution To Someone's Problem: Finding Meaning And Purpose When You Feel Passed Over
    You Are The Solution To Someone's Problem: Finding Meaning And Purpose When You Feel Passed Over
    You Are The Solution To Someone's Problem: Finding Meaning And Purpose When You Feel Passed Over
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    You Are The Solution To Someone's Problem: Finding Meaning And Purpose When You Feel Passed Over

    Written by Jonathan Puddle

    Narrated by Jonathan Puddle

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    About this audiobook

    Every person on this planet is unique and they see God and the world around them in a way that is unlike anyone else.

    That means that somewhere along the line, you'll be able to provide the solution to someone's problem, in a way that is uniquely you. It'll seem like they were waiting for you all this time.

    Because they were.

    If you've ever felt passed over, ignored, or like you just couldn't play the game everyone else was playing, then this book is for you.

    In You Are The Solution to Someone's Problem, Jonathan Puddle lays out the nature of waiting and discusses how to keep your heart sweet while you wait for your big day: the day that you provide the solution to someone's problem.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAuthor's Republic
    Release dateSep 5, 2019
    ISBN9781982775643
    You Are The Solution To Someone's Problem: Finding Meaning And Purpose When You Feel Passed Over

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