The Albert Ocran Podcast

In this episode of the A-Z of Order series, we study Malleability. Malleability is the quality of something to be shaped into something else without breaking. It has to do with whether something or someone can be easily molded or reshaped. Enjoy this and share with someone. God bless you.

In this episode of Springboard, Your VirtualUniversity, I sit down with Ruddy Kwakye, Entrepreneur & Culture Curator to discuss “The Business of Entertainment.” We’ll look closely at how the creative industry operates, the steps required to build a successful entertainment business, and the leadership lessons that apply across any field.

In this episode of Virtual University, I sit with David Ofosu-Dorte, Founder and Executive Chairman of AB & David Africa, for an insightful discussion on “Trends and Insights.” We explore the significant shifts shaping leadership, business, and Africa’s future, and how you can position yourself to thrive in changing times.

Genuine faith leaves a mark that outlives us. In this message, A Legacy of Genuine Faith, I share how real faith shapes generations and builds a lasting impact.

In this episode of the A–Z of Order series, we explore Locus, a word that speaks of position and responsibility. God expects each of us to take charge of our assigned space and bring His light wherever there is darkness or confusion. Order begins when we accept responsibility for the place He has entrusted to us.

Tip#50: Each of us is hired to solve a set of problems. Proactively solving problems gets things done and takes the pressure off your boss, colleagues or subordinates and the organisation as a whole.

Tip#49: Discretion is an important weapon in yourprofessional armour. Also known as sound judgment, it is necessary in selecting partners, evaluating projects, responding to situations and making prudent decisions.

The Mustard Seed reminds us that what seems small in our hands can influence the whole world if we trust God with it. Every great move starts with a seed of faith. Enjoy this and share with someone. God bless you.

Tip#48: Strong communication skills will enable youeffectively present your ideas, relate to diverse stakeholders and persuade people where necessary.  Speaking and writing skills are prized professional assets.  

Tip#47: Develop active listening skills. Listening engagesthe other party more than just hearing. When others speak, pause briefly to think about what they said before replying. This simple tip works wonders in communication and networking.

Tip#46: Always keep your eyes open for new opportunities. Things are not static and our assumptions keep changing. Keep on strengthening your networks and expanding your knowledge to help seize your big moment.

Tip#45: Form the habit of listening carefully and fully capturing important details during important meetings and interactions. No one wants to reward a person who has to be told the same thing over and over again.

Tip#44: Go beyond your job description. Meeting the basicrequirements for your job isn't enough to get ahead of the crowd. Always give extra value and take on additional responsibilities. Dare to be outstanding.

Tip#43: Strong personal brands have highervalues and potential earnings. Enhance your brand value by working on seven enablers: your reputation, skill, track record, attitude, communication, appearance, and integrity.  

In this sermon titled A City Set on a Hill, we are reminded that God has called us to shine brightly and stand out wherever we are. Like a city that cannot be hidden, your life is meant to be a light that guides and inspires others. Listen, be encouraged, and keep shining for His glory.

In this episode of the A–Z of Order series, we focus on Kaizen, the principle of continuous improvement. It teaches us that order grows one small, intentional step at a time. Progress may be quiet, but it is powerful when it’s consistent. May this message inspire you to keep moving forward, no matter how small the step. God bless you.

Tip#42: Career progress requires holistic and continuousimprovement in areas like communication, human relations, analysis and problem solving. The higher you climb, the more of these soft skills you will need.

Tip#41: Determine to always work and earn an income. Unemployment is not a desirable or honorable situation. The bible says in 2 Thessalonians 3:10, "If anyone will not work, neither shall he eat."

Tip#40: Assess your professional progress regularly andhonestly. Constantly review your strategies and behaviors and adjust them where necessary to help meet your career goals

Tip#39: Career success requires consistently seizingyour opportune moments without procrastination. Endeavour to do the right thing at the right time even if you don't feel like it.

Tip#38: If the richest or most influential person in theworld met you in a lift and wanted to know how they could invest in your future, your USP or elevator pitch should provide a perfect answer in 30 seconds. The question is, are you ready?  

Tip#37: What makes you unique or better than your competitors? Your USP highlights your point of uniqueness aswell as your biggest strengths, abilities and suitability for purpose in one sentence.  

Tip#36: In a highly competitive marketplace, job seekers with compelling Unique Selling Propositions (USPs) position themselves as Most Valuable Products (MVPs) and their job searches as marketing campaigns.

This message, titled SHEBA, takes us into a remarkable encounter in the Scriptures that still speaks powerfully today. Enjoy this episode and share with someone. God bless you.

In this part of our A-Z of Order series, we look at Sound Judgement as a pillar of order. Enjoy this and share with someone. God bless you.