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Kehinde Agboola
Executive Assistant @ Oak Nation Entrepreneurial Foundation
Life Unplanned
<p>You know this popular phrase, <em>Man proposes, God disposes... </em>I believe that this is the way I have lived my life until now.</p><p>Even when I have come to know how to seek God's face for all decisions, I have always been humbled to come back to the state where I say Jesus take the wheel. </p><p>No, not in the sense that I don't plan for my life or I don't set goals but I have seen enough to give room for flexibility and unplanned situations beyond my control to change the gear of my trajectory.</p><p>I have always looked forward to life as an adult; a laboratory scientist producing drugs and making ground breaking research to solve health problems. I have looked forward to travelling to at least 3 continents before I am 25 years, authored more than 10 books and married with 4 children 😁.</p><p>Seemed like a big dream, right? It wasn't for my younger self who thought life is all good when planned and we stick to the plans. But early enough, I was made to see that life is mostly unplanned and adulthood is a journey no one ever prepared us for.</p><p>Working as an Executive Assistant to an Education Researcher and planning to do MBA with a major in Management Consulting felt like a dream shambled and rearranged.</p><p>Single in my late twenties and never left the shores of the country gave me reasons to believe that I was unprepared for next scene written by my Director.</p><p>But in all of this, do you know what fuels my hope and keeps me going after all? It is that even though, I do not know tomorrow, I know the one who knows tomorrow and my trajectory might have changed from whom I desired to be but in retrospect, everything is still working together for my good.</p><p><br/></p><p>Life may be unplanned but I know that my life has been planned before I was born and I am only following the script.</p>
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