EPISODE · Sep 22, 2021 · 53 MIN

Episode 3: Aaron James and Finding Your Purpose

from Regular People Who Know Things: Stories of Wisdom From Everyday People · host Saundretta James

When we do not know our purpose, we wander aimlessly! Hear Aaron James in Episode 3, speak of finding purpose. Thanks for joining. If you would like to share your story email: [email protected]

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