The Life Purpose Podcast on Life Signatures Radio

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We love miracles and happenstances especially when we have so little input in their creation. We love surprises especially when we do not have to break a sweat to gain a benefit.

Purpose discovery and deployment has some semblance of the miraculous in the form of serendipity. This is what happens when luck meets preparedness. The Covidex story perfectly illustrates this. Listen to this.

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In talking about Covidex, I just realized how smack in the middle of purpose deployment it is. One interesting thing about purpose or a life of purpose is that its discovery and deployment is seldom an event. It is always a process.

Here is why I think Covidex invention and deployment was not an event, but an incremental process up until the opportune time presented itself. Listen to this.

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One of the most interesting things about humans is that we love events. We love things that happen out of the blue and miraculously for our benefit. However, the very nature of nature is structured so that we can use processes more than events.

There is such a thing as purpose refinement. Talking of Covidex as an example in this episode will help to bring this to light. Listen to this.

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One thing I can tell you about purpose is that everyone has one, and for the most part, the things that we need to fulfil it are not very far away from us. Context matters.

If you are deploying your purpose, you will find that it is either around you or within you. That's how it was with Covidex. Listen to this.

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You will find out that I am not just talking about Covidex alone, but any other things that can fall under the category of invention, and even the things that people are doing passionately.

In fact, you could use this information to gauge and find out if you are deploying your purpose. Listen to this.

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When things get tough, contextually, those involved are bound to innovate. At times, they do not need to go way outside of their field of purpose, passion, and strengths. At times, what they already have is what makes them to innovate things and thus fulfil purpose.

Such is the story of Covidex and Professor Patrick Ogwang. Let us get this background before we can discuss why Covidex is smack in the middle of purpose pursuit.

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All of us have Covid Stories to tell. As the dust is settling all over the world about this pandemic, there are quite a number of things that we learnt. One such a thing is that necessity is the mother of invention. I talked to Professor Ogwang who invented COVIDEX in Episodes #901 and #908 about his story. In this new series, let us explore the reasons why Covidex is in purpose deployment, but first, a background. Listen to this.

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Legacy is part and parcel of purpose. Every time we live a life as was intended, the side effects are always going to reverberate through some generations. If you mention any big name, they would be those who lived on purpose and left a legacy.

The interesting thing is that we cannot focus on having a legacy to have a legacy. We can only focus on purpose and doing what we can at the moment. That's where the magic is. Listen to this.

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It is possible to sleep walk through life. It doesn't matter how busy and full of activities we have, but at times, we just walk through the motions in life without having the gift of presence, urgency or intentionality.

We go to school because it is the norm. We do what we seen other people have done in the previous generations faithfully. We might be sleep walking through life and we don't know it!

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It is easy to be present and not to be present. it is easy also to think that we have 200 years to live just because there is no visible countdown clock over our lives. Consequently, we take moments for granted. We take days, months, even years for granted.

Urgency is what we need if we might be interested in having any semblance of a life of legacy. Listen to this.