Join us for an extraordinary episode as we delve into the remarkable journey of Oprah Winfrey. Born in rural Mississippi during the 1950s, she defied all odds to become America's first female black billionaire. From interviewing sitting presidents to legendary musicians like Michael Jackson, Oprah's influence knows no bounds. Discover how she turned adversity into triumph, using her empathy and emotional intelligence to rise from being fired for being "too emotional" to hosting one of the most-watched TV shows in history. Listen to us unravel the inspiring story of this trailblazing media mogul and philanthropist.

Join us in this inspiring podcast episode as we delve into the remarkable journey of Tani, a chess prodigy who defied all odds. Escaping Nigeria with his family to the US, they found themselves in a New York City homeless shelter. Astonishingly, within a year of learning chess, Tani clinched the New York State Championship. Now an international chess master, he captivates audiences on Twitch with his extraordinary skills. Together, we explore the invaluable lessons we can learn from Tani's life – perseverance, dedication, and the power of a curious mind. Don't miss this uplifting tale of triumph against adversity and the transformative power of chess. Time Stamps: (00:00) Introduction (02:00) Tani's goals (02:18) Lessons from Tani's Journey

In this episode, we delve into the life of Trevor Noah, the renowned comedian who emerged from the shadows of apartheid South Africa to become a global sensation. As the charismatic host of "The Daily Show" for seven transformative years, Trevor has garnered a wealth of unique perspectives on both US and South African politics. We'll explore his extraordinary journey, from growing up in a divided nation to his meteoric rise in the entertainment industry. Time Stamps: (00:00) Introduction (03:10) Career (06:20) Lessons from Trevor's Life

Yusra Mardini, a Syrian refugee who competed in the Rio Olympics (2016) with the Refugee Olympic Team. Yusra's love for swimming, passed down from her father, helped her overcome unimaginable adversity. She now uses her platform to raise awareness about the plight of refugees worldwide, speaking at the United Nations and inspiring others with her remarkable story.Time Stamps:(00:00) Introduction(03:10) Attack on Yusra's Swimming Gymnasium(04:31) Life threatening journey to Lesbos(06:00) Yusra's reflections on the treatment of refugees(08:15) Impact of the Mardini sisters' story(08:55) Sarah Mardini is arrested(09:45) Lessons from Yusra's journey

Join us for an inspiring episode as we explore the remarkable story of Doreen Lawrence. Doreen's unwavering pursuit of justice for her son Stephen led to the successful prosecution of his killers. But her legacy extends far beyond that. We'll discuss how she built a brilliant team and overcame barriers of race and class to make a lasting impact through the Stephen Lawrence Charitable Trust. This episode is packed with key lessons on leadership, inclusivity, and creating opportunities for all. Don't miss it! Time Stamps: (00:00) - Introduction (02:15) - Lessons from Doreen's Journey (11:00) - Conclusion

In this episode, we explore the life lessons of Hashi Mohamed, a barrister and author who navigated Britain's class system as a refugee from Somalia. Hashi shares his journey from a troubled school to the top of his profession, offering insights on how to succeed in a system that can be unforgiving to those from disadvantaged backgrounds. Time Stamps: (00:00) Introduction (02:04) Lessons from Hashi's journey (13:00) Special quote from Hashi's book

Get ready to be inspired by the incredible journey of Olympic boxer, Ramla Ali. Born in Somalia during the Civil War, Ramla escaped to the UK as a refugee and found solace in boxing. Despite facing challenges from her family who believed the sport was not "lady-like", Ramla pursued her passion and became an Olympic athlete representing Somalia on the world stage. Ramla didn't stop there. She quit her job at a law firm to become a full-time professional boxer, crushing opponents twice her size with her sleek jab and expert head movement. But she didn't let her success get to her head. Ramla founded the Sisters Club, a safe space for women, including survivors of sexual abuse, to train and build a community. Today, Ramla's impact can be felt across the world and in her hometown, where a huge mural of her serves as a beacon of hope for young girls who look like her. Time stamps: (01:06)Journey to Kenya (02:25) Life in the UK (04:30) Racist Attack (05:10) Ramla's Fitness Journey (05:45) Ramla's Boxing Journey (10:45) Modelling (11:03) Social Impact (13:03) Lessons from Ramla's Story (14:38) Conclusion

I'm back with a new concept called Stories of Impact.

I interview Jacob Rees-Mogg, Leader of the House of Commons, for Civil Service Live; the topic of discussion was: Why Parliament Matters? Mogg eloquently explained the function and role of our Parliament. He also shared his view on a range of issues such as the importance of our constitutional democracy, how COVID-19 has impacted our democracy and personal anecdotes from his time in politics. You can find the video of this interview on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f-Ob_Hc7vPM&t=1112s You can find out more here: https://linktr.ee/MoHasan92 Time Stamps: (00:00) Introduction (01:20) Icebreaker questions (04:45)Why should Civil Servants Care about Parliament? (06:23)Power of a backbench MPs (08:20)Impact of COVID-19 on parliamentary scrutiny. (10:18)Dark Matter (12:08)Relationship between politicians outside Parliament (14:22)Leader of the House and President of the council (15:30)Working with the Queen (17:10)Constitutional Monarchy vs. a Presidential system (18:56)Making Parliament more diverse. (20:50)Making Parliament more meritocratic (23:18)Funny remote-working stories (25:04)Lessons from other democracies (26:26)Rainbow coalitions in Europe (27:25)Voting in Parliament (28:50)Parliament’s rules and procedures (30:38)Advice for new MPs (32:55)Lessons learned from remote-working(COVID-19) (34:00)The House of Lords (35:40)Should the UK adopt a codified (written) constitution? (36:45)Closing remarks

My personal reflections and lessons from 2020.

In this episode, we discuss: the Psychology behind obsessive consumption, repurposing your clothes during lockdown, the sharing economy and so much more. Namami Mondal, is a Designer from Kolkata India with an in-depth knowledge of textiles. She has a Fashion MBA from the prestigious London College of Fashion. She also attended National Institute of Fashion Technology in India. Namami has worked for the likes of the world renown designer Sabyasachi Mukherjee not to mention other top brands. She has particular interest in traditional textiles, sustainability and the business of fashion. She’s incredibly socially active and is a licensed instructor. Time Stamps: (00:00) Introduction (01:55) Problem with Fast Fashion (03:45) Psychology behind obsessive consumption (05:30) Tactics for overcoming obsessive consumption (09:35) Influence of her Indian Grandparents (17:35) Advice for becoming more sustainable (23:25) Mastering business side of fashion (32:30) The sharing economy (36:15) Special Question: What message would you put on a Billboard (36:40) The Three Truths Question Find me on: https://linktr.ee/MoHasan92 Email: [email protected]