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Nichole Marie
Emotional Intelligence Coach & Educator

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Meant for Good

A Guided Workbook on the Life of Joseph — Genesis 37–50

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Favor didn't spare him from the pit. Joseph was chosen — and still stripped of his coat by his own brothers, sold for silver, falsely accused, and forgotten in a prison cell for years he never earned.

This workbook is for anyone betrayed by people who should have protected them, anyone who did everything right and still ended up in a pit, anyone waiting on a purpose they can't see the shape of yet. Eight chapters, guided pages after every one.

You intended to harm me, but God intended it for good.

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21 pages of guided, fillable pages

Eight chapters · the pit, the prison, the palace

I

Favor and the Coat

Being chosen didn't mean being protected.

II

Betrayed by Blood

The worst wound didn't come from a stranger.

III

Faithful in the Unseen

No one was watching. He stayed faithful anyway.

IV

Innocent and Imprisoned

Falsely accused. Still faithful. Still forgotten.

V

The Waiting

Years passed. God said nothing. He kept going anyway.

VI

From the Pit to the Palace

The dream he had as a teenager finally made sense.

VII

The Scar That Still Stings

Even in his own palace, the old wound found him.

VIII

What You Meant for Evil

The verse this whole workbook was written for.

Inside the workbook, you'll work through

  • Eight chapters walking Genesis 37–50 — the pit, the prison, and the palace.
  • A guided “Work the Page” spread after every single chapter.
  • Scripture panels in NIV phrasing, with the reference for every passage.
  • A starting-line self-assessment you can answer again in 90 days.
  • Honest prompts about betrayal, waiting, and unresolved pain.
  • A closing blessing — Meant for Good.

Written universally — for anyone in a season of betrayal, waiting, or unresolved pain. It's honest, reflective work, not a study to finish. Print it, or fill it in on your tablet.

— Nichole

This workbook is educational and reflective; it is not therapy, clinical advice, or pastoral counseling. Digital product; all sales final.

Common Questions

Will this open on my iPad?

Yes. It opens right away in Apple Books or Files. To write in it, import the PDF into GoodNotes, Notability, or the free Xodo app and you can type or handwrite on every page.

Which translation is used?

Scripture quotations follow NIV phrasing, drawn from Genesis 37–50.

Is this only for men, or only for women?

Neither — it's written universally. Joseph's story speaks to anyone carrying betrayal, a long season of waiting, or a purpose they can't yet see.