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Just made the trip from San Francisco to Napa Valley for the Mastermind Talks conference...can't wait to get started!

For Magnus Walker an obsession with the Porsche 911 started back in 1977 at the Earl’s Court Motor Show. Since, he’s become the world’s most prolific collector, film location scout and clothes designer with his flowing dreadlocks, beanie hat and powerful beard. Now based in Los Angeles, Walker was born in Yorkshire. Drawn to an American Dream of sorts he leapt at the opportunity to work at Camp America outside Detroit in 1986. He quickly abandoned Detroit for the west coast, making his way to LA, looking for work. It was there that his career took an unexpected turn. After being able to make a quick profit selling a pair of PVC trousers to a punk rocker, who in turn asked for eight more pairs, he knew America could deliver on it’s promise of prosperity in the accidental career choice of clothes design. By the 90s Walker had his own brand, Serious Clothing, championed by the likes of Madonna and Alice Cooper. His other business venture, a film location company, started in a similar way in 2011. After a busines

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This week's Tuesday #AskMeAnything comes from San Francisco in the good ol' U.S. of A. The question I chose from last week's AMA comments is: What do I think of Americans? Hit PLAY and find out! Got a question you want me to answer? Leave it in the comments on YouTube! I answer one on video every Tuesday, and respond to many more directly in the comments section itself. Peace! https://youtu.be/LkX_w2_a8VQ  

Marc Goodman is a thinker, writer and global strategist exploring what criminality and terrorism could look like in the close future. With technology advancing at exponential rates, it becomes an open opportunity platform for those within our international society that would seek to threaten others. All are realistic threats, from global crime networks stealing your identity to hidden terror cells 3D printing AK-47 rifle and drones. Marc is asking the questions out loud, and bringing some answers. How open are these amazing breakthrough technologies, robotics, AI, social data, synthetic biology to manipulation? It’s a hot topic and Marc’s book, Future Crimes, shot straight up the New York Times bestseller list after it’s release two months ago. But Marc, of course, isn’t just another journalist. He’s writing from experience working for Interpol in France. While training police forces from around the world he realised the rising threat of cybercrime and terror - a trend that would only continue as the internet

Today we Live streamed an episode for the first time to the London Real Academy. Our guest was Joe Cross, maker of the documentary Fat, Sick & Nearly Dead. Part way through the interview we began talking about how to find happiness, and Joe explained how it's really all about finding purpose in your life. His words really resonated with me and have been on my mind all day as I think about MY purpose and how all of YOU are keeping me accountable through London Real. Hope you enjoy this Friday's #ThoughtOfTheWeek and have a wonderful weekend. - What's YOUR purpose? - Let me know in the comments below!  https://youtu.be/u5NbDY2WivM

What Was It Like In Banking? - this week's Tuesday Ask Me Anything. https://youtu.be/GtOIqdrqy8E

Marc Goodman who is a security adviser, futurist and author of “Future Crimes” - A Journey to the Dark Side of Technology - and How to Survive It He has spent a career in law enforcement from street police officer to Futurist-in-Residence with the FBI and Senior Advisor to Interpol He focuses on the disruptive impact of advancing technologies on security, business & international affairs.

Yesterday I spent two hours with author of Getting Things Done, David Allen. David said the art of getting things done is all about being appropriately engaged with what you need to be at that time. When did you last do a brain dump to get your ideas out of your head and create some key action items? https://youtu.be/bRLQCa0XOHs

Why Did I Go To MIT? - this week's Ask Me Anything. Got a question for me? Leave it in the comments on youtube, and if you can answer my question of why an I-Beam is the shape of an I put that too! https://youtu.be/GJyVUoh512Y

Acting coach and writer Ivana Chubbuck has become one of Hollywood's most important one-to-one teachers. Over the course of a 30 year career, she has worked with some of the most famous A-list film stars. Instructing them in her own acting theory, the Chubbuck Technique, it's her aim to empower students to remain creatively strong in an industry as intense as the movies. Ivana's methods have been so revolutionary that her students are annually nominated for Academy Awards, Emmys and Golden Globes. Ivana's book, The Power of the Actor, was an instant bestseller. It outlines The Chubbuck Technique. The technique itself draws on real psychology and human behaviour as a basis for creating authentic characters and engage with the story. It's a 12 step program that helps actors immerse in their role, bringing scripts to life. There are hundreds of different coaches with hundreds of theories and techniques to choose from, but Ivana's masterclass is simple and extremely effective with the results to prove it. Actors

Ivana Chubbuck is an acting coach and author whose students include Brad Pitt, Halle Berry, Jared Leto, Terrence Howard, Eva Mendes, Jim Carrey, Jessica Alba, Matthew Perry, Beyoncé Knowles, and many many more. Her book, The Power of the Actor: The Chubbuck Technique, is "the 12-step acting technique that will take you from script to a living, breathing, dynamic character". She's been featured in The New York Times, Vanity Fair, People magazine, USA Today, and Cosmopolitan

How To Work A Room by Susan RoAne - The Ultimate Guide to Making Lasting Connections - In Person and Online: GET IT HERE: http://bit.ly/1Oq6RLr

We've been busy making some BIG changes at the studio this week and it's reminding me of the importance to always be stepping up your game, even BEFORE someone else says that you need to.  What change can YOU make THIS WEEKEND to shake up your routine? 

Ex-British Army soldier, Championship Natural Bodybuilder, top UK fitness model and leading body transformation coach Jamie Alderton joins us in the studio today. His experience in diet and non-gym training regimes is rare and gets some serious results - if you've got it in you to take up the challenge. Jamie is passionate about training and nutrition habits as a means of invigorating your overall lifestyle. This straight talking motivator will seriously get you mentally and physically on game. Get on it. WATCH IT : http://www.londonreal.tv/episodes/jamie-alderton-transform-your-body

Jamie Alderton who is a Body Transformation coach, Ex British Army Soldier, Championship Natural Bodybuilder, and one of the top fitness models in the UK His passion is fitness and nutrition and teaching people how to create lifestyle habits both physically and mentally.

Yes, I used to smoke! The Easy Way To Stop Smoking by Allen Carr is the book I read that helped me quit forever. BUY IT HERE:    http://bit.ly/1bZGWMy

Today's guest, Julia Hardy is a games journalist and presenter who's worked for the likes of Radio One, Sky News and SBTV. She's a champion for the cause in a world that often doesn't give gaming the credit it deserves as the future of entertainment. She's also a passionate voice for respect within the gaming industry. She's animated, honest and, most of all, real about some of the challenges facing her both career wise and in her personal life. This is one of the best, tune in and enjoy!

Do You Get Nervous? I Do.

Few people have been to edge of death and come bounced back to full recovery - especially those with cancer. Anita Moorjani has though, and this week she’s telling her story on London Real. After fighting cancer for four years, it looked like Anita was about to succumb to the disease. Slipping into a coma on February 2nd 2006, doctors informed her husband that this was the end but, in this case, it definitely was not. With fascinating descriptions of her own near death experience, sensations of meaning and a straight notion of how to return to the land of the living, Anita set herself to recover. Today she’s a New York Times bestselling author, a fellow TEDx speaker and ambassador to the possibility that there’s more to this life but you must choose. She’ll confound the sceptics, shock the complacent and spare some knowledge to all those willing to listen. Ladies and gentlemen, don’t miss this.