How to Improve Your Wellness And Happiness Every Day With by: Nataliya Resh

Why Now, More Than Ever, Global Solidarity Across Countries And Continents Are Needed

Char Bailey Shares Her Coming Out Story And How She Overcome Pain!

How Chika Russell Built a Million Dollar $ Snack Company

Doing Creative Work While Suffering From Chronic Illness by : Segilola Ogidan

How to Thrive and Find Yourself by : Natasha Grano | Painless Conversation With Anne Welsh

Priscilla Wolmer Talks About Africa Media Industry | Painless Conversation With Anne Welsh

Believing in Yourself And Face Your Fear by Tola Doll Fisher conversation with Anne Welsh

Still Standing by: Tendaiishe Chitima | Painless Conversation With Anne Welsh

Nikia Webster on Finding Her Light After a Notable Setback | Painless Conversation With Anne Welsh

How I Got Discovered as a Model by: Aamito Lagum | Painless Conversation With Anne Welsh

How to Transform Your Pain Into Power and Purpose by : Maxine Nwaneri

7 Years Old TJ Wilson Does Something Special When His Holidays Was Cancelled Due to Corona virus

Story On Believing in Yourself by : Kathy Ireland | Painless Conversation with Anne Welsh

Author of Your Own Happiness by: Urvashi Patel | Painless Conversation With Anne Welsh

The Differences Between British And American Fashion by: Rachael Broussard

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How to Transform Pain Into Creativity by: Rebeca Riofrio | Painless Conversation With Anne Welsh

A Mother of A Daughter Living With Sickle Cell Both Share Their Stories | Painless Conversation

Empowering Black Author And Businesses by : Tia Souter | Painless Conversation With Anne Welsh

Relocating and Starting Over by: Kamala Aydazada | Painless Conversation With Anne Welsh

A Transatlantic Expat Story by: Hannah Turnbull | Painless Conversation With Anne Welsh

Having a Chronic Illness And a City Job | Painless conversation with Anne Welsh & Whitney Joseph

Balancing Motherhood And Entrepreneurship With Kemi | Painless Conversation With Anne Welsh

Navigating Your Way With a Confident Voice | Painless Conversation With Anne Welsh

Healing Chronic Illness Through Your Eating | Painless Conversation With Anne Welsh

Brother Bk Yogesh Sharda in conversation with painless universal on the topic titled: Who Owns Our Happiness #WhoOwnsOurHappiness #Happiness

This painless interview is with Dr Rakish Rana talking about How to be More Joyful, Successful, Confident and Excel at Life

Let’s face it, things happen! You can turn it into a learning lesson, an opportunity or you can gripe about it and keep doing what you are doing. This is true in business and in our home life. Only you can change your circumstances. You hold the key to your happiness and success…no one else. The bigger challenge is picking your battles. My parents always asked me, in the big scheme of things does it really matter? Sometimes you just have to let things slide. Other times, the issue needs to be tackled quickly so it doesn’t become a bigger problem. There is a fine line and let’s face it, we all struggle from time to time with hard decisions.

Transgender and Happy | by Pavie Valsa | Painless Conversation With Anne Welsh

Bullied Over being Skinny by Queen Joy Adeola | Painless Conversation With Anne Welsh

Ways to Overcome Your Struggles With Sickle Cell | Painless Conversation With Anne Welsh.

Painless Conversation with Mouna Haji

Born in Iran, She moved with family in 1986 in Switzerland. Studied in Lausanne, worked for the prestigious bank such as Morgan Stanley, UBS, HSBC. Mother of Anaya 7 and a half years. Senior Vice President of one of the oldest private bank in Geneva

Adem London Discuss Finding Success in The Hair And Beauty Industry

Working from home challenges with kids | Painless conversation with Anne Welsh

How do You Balance Being in a Wheel Chair And Sickle Cell? | Painless Conversation With Anne Welsh

Dealing With an Organization while Managing Your Own Sickle Cell | Painless Conversation With Anne.

Creating Better Advocate For Sickle Cell Disease Care | Painless Conversation With Anne Welsh.

“Danielle Oreoluwa Jinadu is a Law Finalist at The University of Warwick, speaker and Disability Advocate. Despite her frequent hospitalisations since age 5 and the ongoing disruptions to her education - Danielle has not allowed her illness to silence her. Instead she has utilised her voice to inspire change in the Sickle Cell community both locally and globally. As best demonstrated through her TED x Talk “The Big Black Blood Issue”, speaking engagements at Google x Facebook and appearances on BBC Africa and ITV news. She hopes to play a role in changing the discourse surrounding chronic illness, namely sickle cell. Equipping sicklers with the tools they need to develop self advocacy skills, whilst also pushing for necessary reform within the health care system.”

Nataliya Resh, live between London and New York. She’s a mother, a writer, a public figure, and an entrepreneur. She has 4 qualifications: finance, Law, also I have got a diploma as an image-maker and psychologist. Afterward, she got a qualification as a television and radio presenter at the Moscow University of Television and Radio Broadcasting. She was born in Ukraine, but at the age of 2, her family and she moved to Russia where she grew up. She has been living in Europe for 7 years, and now also in America. ☀️ Certified and practicing Tetahiller and Cosmoenergy. ☀️ A Great writer A.P. Chekhov said - “Everything should be beautiful in a person: a face, clothes, soul, thoughts ... She totally agrees with him! ☀️ Her mission is to inspire and stimulate people for self-development, faith in themselves, and their own uniqueness. Cultivate self-confidence and find your true own talents. Her social activities: @openculturefoundation @better_world_forum @Nataliya_resh

Olusegun Obasojo the Former President of Nigeria Discuss the lessons on pain, a conversation with Anne Welsh at Painless Universal. In this video Olusegun Obasojo discuss about how to deal with pain, what pain means and how to find joy in your pain. Chief Olusegun Matthew Okikiola Aremu Obasanjo, GCFR, is a Nigerian military and political leader who served as military head of state from 1976 to 1979 and later as President of Nigeria from 1999 to 2007. Ideologically he is a Nigerian nationalist.

The oil and gas industry is vast, with revenues of more than $3 trillion expected worldwide, according to IBISWorld, a business information and market research firm. And while the sector supports millions of jobs, those opportunities aren't being shared equally. This conversation with Safiya Wane discussed on being a woman in the African oil and gas sector.

The term acceptance is a noun with various different meanings. When the person to whom a proposal is made signifies their assent, it is an "acceptance" of their offer, also called an agreement. What does acceptance really mean to entrepreneurs? and how can they scale through in this new economy? Join us as Anne Welsh have a conversation with Tolga Bayav.

Aliyah Irabor- York Pupil Power Founder talks on youths education.

Juliet Mayhew Explains Why Compassion And Empathy is so Important to Lifting Others

Barbara is a Couture Fashion Designer and CEO/Founder of Exotic Haute Couture clothing brand DUMEBI Born and raised in London, UK and of Nigerian heritage. She suffers from Sickle cell Anaemia - an inherited blood disorder that affects the red blood cells. Many people suffer from this condition and believe they are limited and cannot live a full healthy life due to the complications of this condition that can occur including Organ damage But despite the small challenges she faced as a child and teenager her faith in God, Passion and Love for Fashion motivated her to get well and stay well as she had dreams of a right future to look forward to. Barbara also had a great environment and the support system that helped her on her way.

What lifts you up during difficult times? Is there something in your life that can reliably centre you? And even more, do you have anything readily available to you that gives you joy? What is it about music, in particular? How did it bring ones through the darkest times in the past century? What is its power? Music is an art that brings us both beauty and miracles. Ancient philosophers speculated that it's the language of creation. And it's the paradoxically wonderful meeting place of mathematics and the soul - numbers dipped in delight. Music moves us and lifts us up. Its ratios, rhythms, and harmonies can cause your spirit to soar. Like all the most wonderful things in life, no one can fully explain it, but anyone can feel it. As Rene understood: "Music and rhythm find their way into the secret places of the soul."

Overcoming Chronic Illness For a Mother and Child.

Turning 40 is a milestone worth celebrating. Even people who are generally unfazed by the idea of spotting a grey hair in the mirror or blowing out a few extra candles on their birthday cake can find themselves blindsided by the changes they notice in their lives after 40. For every ounce of increased confidence, there's a newly creaky joint; for every bump in salary, a suddenly subpar night of sleep. However, that's not to say it's all downhill—in fact, far from it. Here's what you can really expect from life after the big 4-0.