Mitch Malone is one of the biggest stars in Hollywood. One night, in the Hollywood Hills, he comes upon a battered, disillusioned young woman. Through divine intervention, the two of them embark upon an adventure that even the most seasoned Hollywood screenwriter could not possibly conceive.

Have you ever wondered to yourself: What’s it all about? Why am I here? Why does life seem so hard at times? These are existential questions humans have wondered since the beginning of time. Finding Perfection in Life’s Imperfections: It’s All a Matter of Perspective attempts to put these very human thoughts and feelings into a straightforward, conversational and very human perspective that perhaps raises more questions than answers. It is okay to question. It is okay to not have all of the answers. No one person has all of the answers to life’s mysteries. Therefore, sit back, relax, and realize that you are a piece of the puzzle that collectively forms humanity.

John Quinn is a twenty-five year old college graduate with impending student loans and no immediate job prospects. On a whim, he decides to advertise his listening skills in hopes of earning some quick cash. John’s advertisement attracts the notice of Agnes Hutch, a reclusive elderly woman. Once John meets with Agnes, his views on life inspire her to make him beneficiary of her sizable estate on the grounds that John “pay forward” his good will to other people. John’s vision becomes an unexpected worldwide phenomenon, and he struggles with becoming an overnight celebrity. Along his journey, John’s vision inspires several individuals, among them a widower, a suicidal teenager and a man that is blind and gay to look outside of their circumstances and see the potential that every person possesses. Through the characters’ faith, hardships, and interconnected circumstances, they come to realize how unpredictable life can be and that yes, You Never Know.