How a Coma Survivor Built a Purpose-Driven Business

Summary

Living Your Legacy Podcast: How a Coma Survivor Built a Purpose-Driven Business
Host: Rudy Mawer | Guest: Helen Konoma | Date: July 21, 2026

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Episode Overview

This episode of Living Your Legacy (Women in Power edition) features Helen Konoma—a healthcare entrepreneur, Amazon bestselling author, and founder of Lex Home Care Agency. Helen shares her remarkable journey from surviving a three-week coma as a child in Nigeria to leading a purpose-driven business in the U.S. Guided by faith and resilience, Helen’s story is a testament to overcoming adversity, uplifting the vulnerable, and finding divine purpose, culminating in the creation of products and services that empower others.

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Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. Early Life and the Near-Death Experience

• Life-Altering Coma
  • At age 10, Helen fell into a three-week coma due to complications from sickle cell anemia. This occurred in Nigeria, where healthcare resources were limited.
  • During her coma, Helen experienced what she describes as a spiritual encounter: “Three men came to pray for me… their feet weren’t touching the ground.” (03:00)
  • The presence of a witness, Adit, her caregiver, validated her story, observing the same supernatural phenomenon.

    “If that girl wasn’t there, you know, my story would not be seen as credible.” (05:11)

• Profound Spiritual Journey
  • Helen recounts climbing stairs filled with bright light and being stopped by a “thundering voice” before crossing over—a moment that marked her “return” and sparked her lifelong transformation.

    “Once I got there, I saw majestic beings... I ran to cross over that line. Thank God I didn’t. I was stopped by a loud, thundering voice: ‘Stop. Get back. It’s not your time.’ ” (04:00)

2. Recovery and Transformation

• Helen describes the aftermath: relearning to walk, talk, and live. This recovery formed the bedrock of her resilience and spiritual worldview.

  “I had to learn how to walk, how to talk, how to, you know, carry on with my daily life.” (05:45)

• The experience “changed [her] forever”—guiding her perspective, faith, and entrepreneurial journey.

3. Writing and Publishing “Climbing Back from Coma”

• Motivation to Write
  • Initially, Helen never envisioned herself as an author but felt compelled to share her experience to help others, especially women facing chronic illness.

    “My goal was never to be an author... But I wanted to share what happened to me when I was in coma.” (00:00 & 02:35)

  • Encouragement from a friend (“what if you just write a pamphlet?”) pushed her to publish.
  • The book became an Amazon bestseller, which Helen saw as divine confirmation of her purpose.

    “It was published in June... I wrote this book... and to find out in October... it became bestselling.” (06:20)

4. Building Lex Home Care Agency

• Helen founded Lex Home Care Agency to provide compassionate care for seniors and individuals needing support—driven by her empathy as a former patient.

  “When we launched it, basically it was to help people. That was the mission.” (08:43)

  • Her experience as a vulnerable patient impelled her to create an environment of dignity, hope, and purpose for others.

5. Expanding to Purposeful Products

• Product Innovation for Wellbeing
  • Helen launched LexPods (Bluetooth headphones) and Lex Clairvoy’s Echo Sheets (eco-friendly laundry sheets) to further her mission in wellness.
    • LexPods: Inspired by music being Helen’s “lifeline” during hardship:

      “Music was my lifeline during the most difficult parts of my life... I just wanted to share with people, maybe can help bring them joy, motivation and even healing.” (10:59)

    • Echo Sheets: Designed for people with sensitive skin (like elderly clients), these are biodegradable, chemical-free, and improve quality of life.

      “I have a client [who] came up to me and said thank God that she doesn’t sneeze anymore and she doesn’t itch, you know, since she started using my echo sheets.” (12:15)

6. Culture, Faith, and Spiritual Worldview

• Nigerian Roots and Spiritual Perception
  • Helen reflects on the strength and faith of her Igbo upbringing in Nigeria, shaping her attitude towards adversity and spirituality.

    “In my culture… faith was always the foundation. You see, that’s basically what we all leaned on.” (15:33)

• Spiritual and Mental Health Alignment
  • Helen strongly attributes her strength and mindset to unwavering faith, highlighting the need to nurture both mental and spiritual health.

    “Having the right set of mind comes from that. I, at least, believe I attribute, you know, to that.” (13:20)

7. Living with Sickle Cell Anemia

• Helen opens up about her lifelong battle with sickle cell anemia—a genetic, chronic illness—framing it as a “diagnosis that doesn’t define who you are.”

  “I have sickle cell anemia… and it was a complication from that. This was in Nigeria when I was 10 years old.” (13:45)

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Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

• On Divine Purpose:

  “Because God has put that in me, this is what I need to do. This is my purpose. You have to fulfill this purpose.”
  —Helen Konoma (19:43)

• On Spiritual Encounters and Belief:

  “That kind of manifestation only happens in places like Nigeria. You never see that here.”
  —Host (15:04)

• On the Healing Power of Connection:

  “To me it’s actually about connection. Music was my lifeline during the most difficult parts of my life.”
  —Helen Konoma (10:59)

• On Faith Through Adversity:

  “Faith was my foundation. Okay. And I was raised like that… my strength is not mine.”
  —Helen Konoma (13:11)

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Timestamps for Important Segments

• Helen’s Near-Death Experience: 03:00–05:45
• Overview of Climbing Back from Coma Book: 06:13–07:00
• Mission of Lex Home Care Agency: 08:43–09:41
• Product Presentation (LexPods & Echo Sheets): 10:14–12:29
• Faith, Culture, and Mental Health: 13:04–17:02
• Closing Thoughts on Purpose: 19:17–19:50

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Conclusion

Helen Konoma’s powerful testimony, from surviving a childhood coma and living with sickle cell anemia to building an impactful business, spotlights the role of faith, culture, and resilience in forging a purpose-driven life. Her story offers hope and practical inspiration—reminding listeners that adversity can be a catalyst for compassion, innovation, and legacy.

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For anyone seeking motivation to overcome obstacles and lead with intention, this episode embodies the principles of living your legacy.

Transcript

[Helen Konoma]

You know, my goal was never to be an author, but I wanted to share what happened to me when I was in coma. I was 10 years old at the time. Three men came to pray for me as they were proceeding to leave. Their feet weren't touching the ground. And the funny thing is that Helen

[Narrator/Host Introduction]

Konoma is a healthcare entrepreneur, Amazon best selling author and founder of Lex Home Care Agency. She is dedicated to helping women and families live with greater dignity, hope and purpose through compassionate care and empowering storytelling.

[Helen Konoma]

When this happened, at the time I didn't know that I would grow up to be a wife, a mother, a businesswoman, a voice for others battling invisible battles. That's just the beginning of the Source in a way because what happened to me led me to everything that I'm now going through.

[Interviewer/Podcast Host]

Give me the human answer of what you think you experienced.

[Helen Konoma]

The moment I came out of that coma,

[Supporting Voice/Interviewer Assistant]

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[Helen Konoma]

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[Supporting Voice/Interviewer Assistant]

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[Interviewer/Podcast Host]

Welcome back to another episode of the Living your Legacy podcast, the Women in Power edition. Joining me today is an Amazon best selling author climbing back from coma to calling author is Ellen Konoma.

[Helen Konoma]

Yes, she's joining Ellen Konoma.

[Interviewer/Podcast Host]

She's joining me today. She's moments away from filming her Woman in Power episode. How do you feel? Welcome to South Beach.

[Helen Konoma]

Thank you. Thank you. I feel amazing. Thank you so much.

[Interviewer/Podcast Host]

What do we got here, my love?

[Helen Konoma]

Well, you know, climbing back from coma de call. And basically it's a memoir that I, you know, wrote just to kind of empower other women that are going through, you know, a chronic illness, you know, which is what I've endured, you know, throughout my lifetime. And so it's just, you know, my journey talks about my journey and talks about how I overcame a whole lot and, and yeah, and basically empowering other women as well. And that's what it's all about.

[Interviewer/Podcast Host]

Beautiful. So were you, did you start reality as an author? It took you quite a while to become an author. Talk about your journey.

[Helen Konoma]

You know, my goal was never to be an author.

[Supporting Voice/Interviewer Assistant]

Right.

[Interviewer/Podcast Host]

Let me grab that from you.

[Helen Konoma]

Yes. But I wanted to share what happened to me. You know, when I was in coma, I was, I was 10 years old at the time. Okay. And, you know, three men came to pray for me as they were proceeding to leave. Their feet weren't touching the ground. And the funny thing is that I was in coma. But the moment they walked in, I became wide awake, I became lucid, because obviously they weren't just humans. And one good thing is that a caregiver, her name is Adit, she was there at the time, she's unrelated to me. She was just doing her shift, watching me, you know, in the hospital. So apparently I was yelling at her. Idit. Id, because this. It was strange. She was frozen. Her eyes just locked on these three people. It's only later that I learned that she saw the same things. So that. That just changed me forever, you know? And shortly after these men prayed for me, I found myself climbing stairs filled with bright light. Just imagine climbing stairs from here all the way to the clouds. It was so, you know, it was a long journey to get to the top. Once I got there, I saw majestic beings. And in between where I was, you know, standing and where they were, there was a stark line. So I was so excited, I ran to, you know, cross over that line. Thank God I didn't. I was stopped by a loud, thundering voice that rang, stop. Get back. It's not your time. That voice catapulted me back to the hospital room where I woke up crying, being resuscitated.

[Interviewer/Podcast Host]

Wow.

[Helen Konoma]

Tell me. That moment just changed me forever.

[Interviewer/Podcast Host]

You know, give me the human perception of what you think experience. Give me the human answer of what you think you experienced.

[Helen Konoma]

The human perception of what you experienced. Well, human beings, you know, of course, it could be I found myself, you know, what I describe as a spiritual journey.

[Interviewer/Podcast Host]

You mentioned stairs.

[Helen Konoma]

Exactly, stairs. You know, when.

[Supporting Voice/Interviewer Assistant]

Oh, time.

[Interviewer/Podcast Host]

I tell you all sorts of things.

[Helen Konoma]

But, you know, the funny thing is that if that girl wasn't there, you know, my story would not be seen as credible. Okay? That's one thing. And because she. That was not in coma, unrelated to me, saw the exterior, saw this, you know, so when this happened, oh my God, I tell you. And that was the beginning of my recovery. Think about that. The moment I came out of that coma, bam, I was in the coma for three weeks.

[Interviewer/Podcast Host]

You reawakened.

[Supporting Voice/Interviewer Assistant]

Yes.

[Helen Konoma]

So I. After that, I came out. I had to learn how to walk, how to talk, how to, you know, carry on with my daily life.

[Interviewer/Podcast Host]

But in your mind and heart, you knew. You saw it, you felt it.

[Helen Konoma]

I saw it. I felt it.

[Interviewer/Podcast Host]

Of course, you had to learn how to walk.

[Helen Konoma]

Again, it was real. Because since that moment, everything I'd gone through, it started to make sense, you know? Yes. So, and this is so funny because this climbing back, I just wrote this book.

[Interviewer/Podcast Host]

The other book or this one. We got some other goodies down here.

[Helen Konoma]

I just wrote this book. It was published.

[Interviewer/Podcast Host]

Amazon bestseller.

[Helen Konoma]

Yes, it was published in June. And you know, God always wanted me to share my story and I share it with individuals, but I didn't know I was going to share it on the scale like this, you know? So when I was, I wrote this book because I was like, okay, let me share. I have to do this. A friend of mine even told me, I kept delaying. He said, what if you just write a pamphlet? I was like, sure, let me just do it. And that's June. I wrote this book, I submitted it, and to find out in October. And that was just a confirmation that it became bestselling, you know what I'm saying?

[Interviewer/Podcast Host]

Oh, absolutely.

[Helen Konoma]

It just, it's like it was a confirmation that God really wanted me to do this.

[Interviewer/Podcast Host]

Absolutely. And I completely agree. I can give you a theory as to why God wanted you to do this.

[Helen Konoma]

I'm sorry?

[Interviewer/Podcast Host]

I can give you a theory as to why God wanted you to do this.

[Helen Konoma]

Tell me.

[Interviewer/Podcast Host]

Well, a lot of folks are, are not going to movie theaters. A lot of folks aren't, aren't entertained or aren't as easily swain by whatever they see on a phone or they're really swing by what they feel in their heart. And I feel like when they see your book starts to deliver some answers to the questions that they feel in their heart because they're, they're experiencing the out of body experience like you have, but in a different ways.

[Helen Konoma]

In a different way.

[Interviewer/Podcast Host]

Completely different. And these three strangers, be it three or one, or be it the shadow spirit that sits on your chest, be it demonic, be it positive, be it opposite alpha, be it omega, be it antagonist, protagonist. Yeah, there's a rumble. There's an energy that we're not seeing.

[Helen Konoma]

Right, right.

[Interviewer/Podcast Host]

And I feel like you've tapped into that. And this pamphlet is the very beginning of that Source.

[Helen Konoma]

Right.

[Interviewer/Podcast Host]

Talk about being the beginning of that source. And what you brought back from that

[Helen Konoma]

experience when this happened. At the time, I didn't know that I would grow up to be a wife, a mother, okay. A business woman, a voice for others battling invisible battles, you know, fighting invisible battles like me. So that I believe that, that that's just the beginning of the Source in a way, because this just led me to what happened to me, led me to everything that I'm now going through.

[Interviewer/Podcast Host]

You know, so yeah, the universe literally said, ah, she's published it. She's printed it.

[Helen Konoma]

Yes.

[Interviewer/Podcast Host]

On paper now.

[Helen Konoma]

Yes.

[Interviewer/Podcast Host]

Now she's ready to step to the next level because now she's spoken it.

[Helen Konoma]

Right.

[Interviewer/Podcast Host]

And Physical Book, it's not a tick tock post. It's not.

[Helen Konoma]

No, no, it's right.

[Interviewer/Podcast Host]

It's the old way.

[Helen Konoma]

Old ways.

[Interviewer/Podcast Host]

You know what I mean? It's very powerful.

[Helen Konoma]

Yes.

[Interviewer/Podcast Host]

You have some other things here. Is there anything else you want to talk about? Just specifically?

[Helen Konoma]

Yes. And you know, as I develop, of course, when I launched my Lex Home Care, basically we. What we do, Alex, is we provide compassionate care to seniors and individuals needing support. Okay. So when we launched it, basically it was to help people. That was the mission. Okay. Because a lot of the elderly and young people, they've gone through what I have gone through. Fear, uncertainty, illness. And that's what they're going through. Because I knew what it felt like to be on the other side of care and to need compassion, care from just, you know, when you're in your most vulnerable state. But, you know, all this, it just made sense. God wanted me to help, you know, this was my mission, to help people, to empower people. To show people that your diagnosis doesn't make who you are.

[Interviewer/Podcast Host]

No.

[Helen Konoma]

You know, and that there is a way. Faith. Just have faith, you know, and God will lead you through.

[Interviewer/Podcast Host]

That's amazing. You. You've come to film your Woman in Power episode?

[Helen Konoma]

Yes.

[Interviewer/Podcast Host]

Kofi is on standby. What are we going to learn about you and your episode?

[Helen Konoma]

Well, you know, wanted to talk about my story, what happened to me, my journey and on how to empower other people and how I ended up developing these products, which I didn't get to, but.

[Interviewer/Podcast Host]

Grab it, honey.

[Supporting Voice/Interviewer Assistant]

Grab it.

[Interviewer/Podcast Host]

I want you to go ahead and do your thing, baby.

[Supporting Voice/Interviewer Assistant]

Yeah.

[Interviewer/Podcast Host]

Yeah, honey. Okay. What do we got here?

[Helen Konoma]

I once I, you know, launched my agency and after a while, basically grew it up. I just wanted to, you know, tap into the entrepreneur e Commerce space.

[Interviewer/Podcast Host]

Absolutely.

[Helen Konoma]

Yeah. So. And found products that can also help people. Because this is all about helping people. So I just, you know, of course I had to research and the first. The first one I came up with was the Lex Pods. Right on, you know, kind of the name Lex. Lexplot.

[Interviewer/Podcast Host]

I love it. Let's see the product. I want to see the box.

[Helen Konoma]

Yeah, well, I have actually there. There's a black one. I. Well, this is the white one.

[Interviewer/Podcast Host]

No, that's Great. It's great.

[Helen Konoma]

Lex spots. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

[Interviewer/Podcast Host]

What does it do?

[Helen Konoma]

It's just a Bluetooth ear, you know, headphones, headphones. For sure.

[Interviewer/Podcast Host]

For sure.

[Helen Konoma]

Yeah. But to me it's actually about connection. You know, music was my lifeline during the most difficult parts of my life, you know, and I just wanted to share with people, maybe can help bring them joy, you know, motivation and even healing, you know, so. And that's why LexPods came about. Of course. We're working on, you know, revamping. Technology is always ever changing. So that's what we're working on right now. And this one also is Lex Clairvoys Echo this. Echo sheets. Yes. The, they're eco friendly laundry sheets.

[Interviewer/Podcast Host]

Of course.

[Helen Konoma]

Yes. So I've, I, I've met people that I actually take care of as well and people that, that are in my agency, they actually have suffer from asthma and asthma, like symptoms. Okay. And a lot of them, you know, elderly, they, they have sensitive skin and all that, you know, so just to be able to find a way to do laundry in a clean and safer way. Okay. Without all the harsh chemicals. Because this is biodegradable, you know, so it's eco friendly and it's gentle on the skin and that's basically the idea.

[Interviewer/Podcast Host]

Yeah.

[Helen Konoma]

You know, they could do laundry without sneezing or itching because I there, you know, I have a client actually came up to me and said thank God that she doesn't sneeze anymore and she doesn't itch, you know, since she started using my echo sheets.

[Interviewer/Podcast Host]

That's important. No, no, it really is.

[Helen Konoma]

So. And the basically, like I said, it's all about helping people, their overall well being in a, you know. Yes. In a safer way.

[Interviewer/Podcast Host]

How, how.

[Helen Konoma]

In a happy way.

[Interviewer/Podcast Host]

I was going to say, how do you feel about folks that don't qu. Don't quite understand that it really is your, your mental health and your mental well being that is important because it, it reflects your reality. If you're not in the right centered spot, your reality is going to start crumbling. You, you're, you're, you, you, you, you gotta be aligned. So your reality is aligned with you. Correct?

[Helen Konoma]

In general, yes. You do have to be in the right frame of mind. And you know what? I attribute all this to my faith.

[Interviewer/Podcast Host]

Absolutely.

[Helen Konoma]

Yes. So faith was my foundation. Okay. And I was raised like that, you know, since I was a child.

[Interviewer/Podcast Host]

Sure.

[Helen Konoma]

Yes. And that just, you know, helps to uplift, you know, guide my every step and I lean on that because my strength is not mine. So yes. Having the right set of mind comes from that. I, at least I believe I attribute, you know, to that.

[Interviewer/Podcast Host]

Absolutely. What, can I ask what, why, why were you in that hospital bed? What put you in that, that three week coma?

[Helen Konoma]

Yes. You know, I have sickle cell anemia and sickle cell, you know, it's a genetic disorder. Okay. And it was a complication from that. I believe I was in some kind of crisis, pain and. But you can imagine this was in Nigeria.

[Interviewer/Podcast Host]

Wow.

[Helen Konoma]

Yes. When I was 10 years old.

[Interviewer/Podcast Host]

So you missed out those two little details.

[Helen Konoma]

Well, you know, the healthcare, 10 years old in Nigeria. Yes.

[Interviewer/Podcast Host]

That's a completely different experience than, you know.

[Helen Konoma]

Absolutely.

[Interviewer/Podcast Host]

Oh, yeah.

[Helen Konoma]

So, you know, the healthcare is always ever changing, you know, and back then, you can imagine, you know, because I was born in the late 70s, you know.

[Interviewer/Podcast Host]

Wow.

[Helen Konoma]

So. Yes. And they don't have, I'm sure their technology, you know, their healthcare system is not as advanced back then, even here, back then, you know, we, we've grown from, you know, then.

[Interviewer/Podcast Host]

Yeah. In your culture in Nigeria, with these three men, what. Who do you think they were? Were they angels? Were they guiding spirits? Were they folks from your family, these three gentlemen? Who do you think they were?

[Helen Konoma]

I believe God sent them, yes. They came to pray for me. So. And the fact that God allowed us to see that their feet weren't touching the ground, that. That is just unbelievable because I was

[Interviewer/Podcast Host]

going to say that, that that kind of manifestation only happens in places like Nigeria. You never see that here. The frequency and the energies is here is far too turbulent for any of that to be seen as obvious in your country. Talk about that spiritual awakening. These, these miracles, these, these three men that, that came to visit you and practically has changed your life. And everyone you speak to talk about what you feel in your culture and you see it, but you don't see it here.

[Helen Konoma]

Right. Well, you know, in my culture, basically, you know, I was born, I was born in that era, you know, strong traditions and resilience. Faith was always the foundation. You see, that's basically what we all leaned on. You know, we didn't. In my culture, because in Nigeria, there's several tribes. I'm Igbo. Okay. And a lot of the Igbos, they're, you know, Christians, most of them at least. You know, and you have the Hausas and you have the Yorubas. Right. So a lot of the people I grew up around, you know, we were all into the word and that was our foundation. That was how we survived.

[Interviewer/Podcast Host]

Yeah. It's so Funny. These master classes with these mega churches and all these big. And then you talk about it so simply as I hit the mic as you did a good omen. You talk about it so simple. It's like I grew up from that. I'm from this tribe and I'm like, here in the United States, people are thirsty to be some part of any kind of tribe, any kind of cult. And you saw, you talk about it. So, like, it's a rite of passage. It's so beautiful. You don't find that here. Wow. You really should be honored and proud of that, because I'm proud for you. Gosh, I wish I came from a tribe. The evil.

[Helen Konoma]

I'm very proud of my culture. I am. Yes. You know, I've been here for a long time. I've been here. I came here when I was 13.

[Interviewer/Podcast Host]

Look at you.

[Helen Konoma]

Yes.

[Interviewer/Podcast Host]

It's a great number, too, depending who you ask.

[Helen Konoma]

So. Yes. But I am very proud because I still. I carry everything that I was taught, you know, and I basically. That guides me that, you know, guides my everyday move, you know, and especially faith, because that's what our foundation was. Beautiful.

[Interviewer/Podcast Host]

Beautiful.

[Helen Konoma]

Yeah. So I think maybe because of that, people being more perceptive to, you know, spiritual. Spiritual being. Yeah. Because we're all.

[Narrator/Host Introduction]

We have a.

[Helen Konoma]

You know, we're all spirit beings in a way. Yeah. So you have to. We have our physical body. We have our, you know, emotional aspect of it, and we have spirit. We have to feel those two.

[Supporting Voice/Interviewer Assistant]

Yes, correct.

[Helen Konoma]

Those need to be fed. Just like we feed our physicality, we need to feed the emotional aspect. You know, if you're. You could be depressed because you're not feeding the emotional aspect.

[Interviewer/Podcast Host]

Oh, yeah. You'd be depressed because you're not feeding the right parts of your brain.

[Helen Konoma]

Exactly. So there comes the spiritual. So I think we're all, back then, people that were in tune with their spiritual aspect, you know. Yeah. The spiritual being. Yeah.

[Interviewer/Podcast Host]

Just a side note, I come from, you know, always schmoozing and laughing. I always had a drink in my hand. Always drinking liquid courage. Recently stopped drinking again. Until I realized, why am I putting someone else's pain and misery, that they created this cocktail into my body, and then I feel pain and misery now. And when I finally figured that out is when I completely, cold turkey, stopped drinking. I'm like, enough. Like, enough. Because without it, I'm pure and joy. But now I gotta hold this cocktail and drink this thing and it makes me feel a certain way just because I have. No, no, no, no, no. No, that changes. So once you have that affirmation, that conviction.

[Helen Konoma]

Yes, exactly.

[Interviewer/Podcast Host]

And your conviction was these three mysterious men, shadows, apparitions that were seen by someone in the exterior, and it all comes together.

[Helen Konoma]

Right. And you know, this happened at 10. So you can imagine my life has never changed.

[Interviewer/Podcast Host]

Yep.

[Helen Konoma]

I mean, like, it. What I meant to say that my life, having seen these people, it's changed completely, but it's never changed because I will always look back at this. I will never forget it, is what I'm trying to say. Never.

[Interviewer/Podcast Host]

Divine purpose is a real thing.

[Helen Konoma]

Yes.

[Interviewer/Podcast Host]

To live in a divine purpose is absolutely real. And I give you a testament to that. I've. I've spent a year of my life in these studios.

[Helen Konoma]

Yes.

[Interviewer/Podcast Host]

And divine purpose is very much real, my friend.

[Helen Konoma]

Yeah. When you experience something like that, you will never forget it.

[Interviewer/Podcast Host]

Yeah. Yeah.

[Helen Konoma]

Even at 10. That's. That's like, you know, everything I do now, it's just. It kept reminding me of what I need to do. You need to do this as a, you know, you need to do that.

[Interviewer/Podcast Host]

Absolutely.

[Helen Konoma]

And because God has put that in me, this is what I need to do. This is my purpose. You have to fulfill this purpose, you know, so. Yes.

[Interviewer/Podcast Host]

From a. From a fellow spiritual travel that can completely appreciate this journey. Thank you so much for your time and energy.

[Helen Konoma]

Thank you.

[Interviewer/Podcast Host]

It was such a great time. I. I'm. I'm lucky enough that I got the opening act. Now you're going to go into the studio and film with Kofi. He's in for a treat.

[Helen Konoma]

Ellen, Helen.

[Interviewer/Podcast Host]

Helen Konoma, author of Climbing Back From Kuma to Calling Amazon Bestseller. Thank you for your time and energy.

[Helen Konoma]

Thank you so much.

[Interviewer/Podcast Host]

I hope you have a lovely experience with Kofi. I had a lovely time with you. For Inside Success, this is Ellen, Elena, and I'm regular Tierras.

[Helen Konoma]

Thank you.

[Interviewer/Podcast Host]

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