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“It is simply a confession that with all that I've seen in the last few years, all the events I've been invited to, and all the people whom I've met, I am less and less impressed by "impressive" things or people who are presented as having things figured out. I am impressed by people who are honest and kind. I am inspired by moments of vulnerability, moments of confession and compassion, moments where someone makes it clear that they are a person in need of other people and someone else makes it clear that the first person is not alone.”

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Jamie Tworkowski
Jamie Tworkowski

Jamie Tworkowski is an American author born on January 24, 1980. He is known for his writing on themes of youth, faith, and life. more

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