#16 | The Art of Pivoting with Ore Ogunbiyi

EPISODE · Feb 18, 2024 · 40 MIN

#16 | The Art of Pivoting with Ore Ogunbiyi

from Behind The Dreams · host Claud Williams

In episode 16 of "Behind The Dreams," host Claud Williams engages in a profound conversation with Ore Ogunbiyi, an author, journalist, and co-host of "The Intelligence" by The Economist. They explore Ore's journey of embracing change, the significance of never settling, and her pursuit of excellence beyond her comfort zone. Ore's narrative underscores the power of adaptability in achieving potential and the impact of collaboration and mentorship on her path to success. This episode offers listeners valuable insights into personal growth, the importance of embracing new challenges, and the continuous journey towards achieving one's dreams. About Ogunbiyi Ore Ogunbiyi is a Nigerian-British writer, diversity advocate, and journalist known for co-authoring "Taking Up Space: The Black Girl’s Manifesto for Change" with Chelsea Kwakye, addressing diversity in higher education. A graduate of Jesus College, Cambridge, and Columbia University's School of Journalism, she has contributed to major publications and worked as a Special Assistant and Speechwriter to the Vice President of Nigeria. Ore's role as co-host of “The Intelligence” podcast by The Economist highlights her influence in discussing global issues. Her work, including campaigns like the Benin Bronze Repatriation and #BlackMenofCambridgeUniversity, demonstrates a commitment to social change and education equality.​ Who will love this episode: - Professionals seeking inspiration for career transitions. - Individuals interested in personal development. - Students and recent graduates planning their future career paths. - Individuals interested in the fields of journalism, writing, and media. Lessons from this episode: - Adaptability and Change: The importance of being flexible and open to new opportunities for personal and professional growth. - Resilience in the Face of Challenges: Overcoming obstacles and setbacks through inner strength and determination. - The Role of Mentorship and Networking: Building supportive relationships and learning from others' experiences to navigate one's career path. - Self-Reflection and Personal Development: The continuous journey of self-discovery and improvement. - Collaboration and Support: The impact of working together and fostering a supportive community in achieving success. Chapters (00:00:00) - Intro(00:01:26) - The Secret to Thriving in Uncertainty(00:02:10) - Finding Your Passion(00:03:14) - Advocacy and Change - Ore's Moment of Awakening(00:06:19) - Mastering Adaptability: The Art of Pivoting(00:10:33) - How Ore got into the Nigerian Government(00:14:39) - Battling Doubts & Imposter Syndrome(00:17:36) - Cultivating Confidence and the Role of Community and Support(00:22:17) - Enhancing Self-Awareness(00:26:25) - Understanding Life's Multiple Peaks(00:30:22) - The Non-linear Career Journey(00:33:18) - Networking and Collaborative Growth(00:38:19) - Wrapping Up

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