The Albert Ocran Podcast

Tip#58: One of the most frequently occurring interviewquestions is "Tell us about yourself." This is not the time torecount your life story. It is much more about your qualification, relevant experience and overall suitability.  

In this episode, we continue our studies on the A-Z of Order with RESPECT. We study 10 things we must respect and many more. Enjoy this and share with someone. God bless you.

Every new year comes with hope, plans, and expectations. Yet many of us step into the year already tired, overwhelmed, and stretched thin without even noticing it. In this episode of # Springboard, Your #VirtualUniversity , I sit down with Family Medicine Specialist Dr. Sompa Otabil-Nelson and Clinical Psychologist Lynda Dede Ahulu for athoughtful conversation on Health Matters. We talk about the...

The first Sunday of every year is one of my most solemn moments as a pastor. I get to set out the ministry focus of the church for the whole year and lead God’s people to pray into it. Enjoy this presentation on The New Wine Temple in 2026 and why you should be a part of this big family in Christ.

In this episode, we take a closer look at Questions in our A to Z of Order series. Many times, the answers we are waiting for already live inside us. Through prayer, reflection, and the guidance of the Holy Spirit, those answers begin to surface. When we make it a habit to ask what, why, when, how, where, and who, we keep our lives purposeful and on the right path.

Tip#57: Before a job interview, research extensively aboutthe organisation. This will help you to impress the panel and show how well you are aligned with the organisation's identity and culture.

In this episode, I invite you into a moment of thanksgiving as I am joined by Rev. Nhyira Otabil-Allotey for a special Thanksgiving 2025 conversation. We reflect on the year with gratitude, honesty, and faith. We talk about what we learned, what stretched us, and why thanksgiving is not about perfection but perspective.

Tip#56: First impressions are crucial in job interviews. Youare often judged on your appearance before your skills are assessed. Dressing right demonstrates respect for yourself, the role on offer and your interviewer(s).

In this episode of our A-Z of Order series, we look at priorities. We study how we can set our priorities right to help us establish order in our lives. Enjoy this and don't forget to share with someone.

In this episode of Springboard, Your VirtualUniversity, I amjoined by the host of SpringboardHangout, Comfort Ocran, and Araba Koomson of GhanaGrowsEdwuma as we reflect on the year’s journey across the country. We share lessons, moments, and insights from the road,pausing to give thanks for all that the year has produced. This Christmas special show is lifted by beautiful musicalperformances from...

In this message, we reflect on the true wonder of Christmas and what it means for our daily lives. As you listen, may the truth of God’s Word speak to your heart and shape how you live and lead. In Jesus’ name. Amen.

Tip#55: Punctuality is an essential attribute in building areputation of reliability. Whether at a job interview or executing a task or order at work, lateness is easily associated with laziness.  

In this episode, I sit down with Bernard Ewusie Mensah, General Manager Operations, Enterprise Insurance, to discuss the real risks people face and the simple insurance decisions that help you protect your progress.  

In this sermon, we explore the mental software every Christian needs for daily living. Philippians 4 : 8 gives us a clear checklist for what should fill our minds and what should not. When our thoughts align with truth, purity, love, and good report, our whole life begins to shift.

Tip#54: Grow your leadership skills. When you form the habitof motivating and bringing out the very best in others, they will in turn reward you and help you to make professional progress.  

In this episode, I sit with Afi Tsegah and Zuu Gbedemah of the award-winning StayByPlan Podcast. We explore the minds and aspirations of the next generation. They share practical insights on how young people are shaping new career paths and redefining success. This conversation will help you understand the shifts taking place and how we can guide and support the youth with wisdom and clarity.

Tip#53: Honesty is the foundation of all business relationships. People want to work with only those they can trust. Once you lose trust, it is difficult to regain it and make progress in your corporate relationships.  

In this episode of our A-Z of Order series, we look at Observation. Philippians 4:9 , “The things which you learned and received and heard and saw in me, these do, and the God of peace will be with you.” Paul was saying, observe what you have seen in me and practice it .  

In this episode, I sit with Andrew Tandoh Adote and Delah Seade as we get into how performers today can build real careers on stage and on screen. Expect the stories, the hard truths, and the fresh opportunities in theatre and film.

In this message titled Climbing to the Top, I share ten practical ideas that can help you rise in your life, career, and calling. My hope is that this teaching gives you clarity, courage, and the push you need for your next step. God Bless You.

Tip#52: Professionals who are open-minded create trust byshowing respect for the ideas and opinions of others. An open posture makes you more approachable, trustworthy and easy to work with.  

In this episode of our A-Z of Order series, we look at Neatness. Proverbs 24:30–31 “I went by the field of the lazy man, And by the vineyard of the man devoid of understanding; And there it was, all overgrown with thorns; Its surface was covered with nettles; Its stone wall was broken down.”

In this sermon, we study The mind of Christ. The "mind of Christ" signifies having the same way of thinking, reasoning, and understanding as Christ did. So then, what is the Christ way of thinking? Find out in this episode and share with a loved one. God bless you.

The Business of Entertainment continues on #Springboard, Your #VirtualUniversity with award-winning musician Fancy Gadam. In this episode, we explore what it takes tobuild a lasting brand, the discipline behind the music, and the business decisions that drive success in the entertainment space. Join me for a solid and practical conversation.

Tip#51: Persuasion skills help us to sell ourselves as wellas our services and projects to the people we interact with. Develop the ability to think on your feet, summarize your ideas and always present a compelling case.