Aaron Lamont Curry’s Amazon Bestseller: This Is Why You’re Single

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Aaron Lamont CurryHave you ever wondered why you’re single? If you are having trouble finding the right person, This Is Why You’re Single provides essential realizations while offering solutions to bring you closer to a healthy and happy relationship. It will help you realign your frame of thinking and recognize patterns or behaviors that cause relationships to fail. While marriages are on the decline, it doesn’t mean the right person isn’t out there for you. You will learn some critical lessons such as breaking the cycle of choosing the wrong person so you can attract the man or woman that is just right for you.

Aaron Lamont Curry spent the majority of his years in Columbus, Ohio. With his electrifying smile and magnetic spirit he touches the lives of others by sharing powerful, enthusiast messages of encouragement through writing. He has taken an interest in helping facilitate a better understanding of relationships by opening healthy dialogue regarding the perspectives of both men and women. Aaron relocated to Los Angeles, California; within nearly three months of his transition, found himself guest co-starring on Tyler Perry’s House of Payne on TBS.

Implementing his innate desire to help others, at the age of 14, Aaron raised over $20,000 for the Red Cross and victims of the 9/11 tragedies. In 2002, the Red Cross honored Aaron’s humanitarian effort in Columbus, Ohio. Aaron, with musical superstar Bow Wow, were the first youth to be inducted into Who’s Who in Black Columbus for his humanitarian efforts. Aaron is the recipient of a House of Representative Award among several others for his compassion towards others.

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