Weekly London Video Webcast Enjoys Early Success as Relationships, Politics, Philosophy and Sex are Debated with Unconventional Guests

London, UK (PRWEB UK) 17 November 2011

Brian Rose and Nic Gabriel have created London Real, a weekly one hour video podcast documenting their journey as they challenge the status quo, explore the human experience, and exchange ideas and perspectives with their guests in one of the most exciting and diverse cities on the planet.

This week they host Stephen Brocklehurst, an actor and producer who discusses his upcoming film The Enfield Poltergeist and reminisces about his two years spent in the City of London as an investment banker. We dont have all of the answers, but we do have all of the questions states co-host Nic Gabriel, who was born in South Africa but moved to London to pursue his black belt in the martial art Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu. Our goal is to expand your consciousness and experience a new mind frame, to confront your fears and to celebrate the triumph.

The podcast genre of entertainment is a new medium that people are just now beginning to understand explains co-host Brian Rose, a native of San Diego and retired derivatives broker in the City of London. It used to be you get home from work and turn on the TV. Not anymore, people today want to listen to real people having real conversations about real topics, and that is the essence of London Real.

In just over four weeks since its debut, the show has already attracted a cult following with thousands both watching the video and listening to the audio portion on iTunes. Past guests include an Iranian refugee who became one of the founders of Sony-Ericsson, one of Londons top cocktail barmen, and an SAS veteran of two tours of Afghanistan.

Our guests are Londoners from all walks of life. Were not concerned about success or careers, the pre-requisite is that theyre interesting and open. said Gabriel.

Contact:

Brian Rose

London Real

07961 007725

http://www.londonreal.tv


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Everyday Actions Can Create Either Failure or Success.

Los Angeles, CA (PRWEB) November 21, 2011

Drinking less coffee, or thinking about an octopus can help success. Client roster can double from an outrageous and ridiculous idea like being rude? Parents, increase childrens potential for success each and every night by ensuring they dont sleep in a room with a night-light?

While each of these assertions may seem dubious, high-performance expert and best-selling author Siimon Reynolds proves that they are demonstrable truths backed by research-based studies that Reynolds outlines in his new book Why People Fail: The 16 Obstacles to Success and How You Can Overcome Them (Jossey-Bass; $ 24.95; November 17, 2011).

Reynolds, a high achiever and business coach for companies including, Apple, BP, Citibank, IBM, IKEA, Sony, and Volvo, has been studying the science of failure and success as related to human behavior for more than 20 years. During this time, he has isolated 16 barriers to success, presenting them alongside research-based facts and more than 50 proven rules, exercises, and techniques for surmounting failure inside Why People Fail.

As Reynolds explains, It is an ordered world in which we live, subject to ancient natural laws. Just as there are laws of gravity, motion, chemistry, and biology, so too are there laws of success and, inversely, definite paths to failure.

In Why People Fail, Reynolds offers 16 guaranteed steps to success built on dedicated introspection and simple focused action, such as:

Devote 30 minutes each day toward mastering your industry. Within just one year, I guarantee your coworkers will consider you an absolute expert in your field, states Reynolds.

Pause for a minute and appreciate the momentous impact of the following concept: You may not be the person you think you are. Research has proven that the average person has around 60,000-70,000 thoughts a day, but the extraordinary fact is that around 70 percent of those thoughts are recycled from yesterday. We believe that we are thinking new thoughts, but in reality our think based processes are mechanical and highly conditioned to our environments and beliefs. The key is to retrain your brain.

Enhance your relationships, and subsequently yourself, by identifying Inner and Outer Circles of Influence. Use social media applications like Facebook, Google+, and LinkedIn to expand and strengthen personal and professional relationships.

Fail and persist. Its not a secret that society is more accustomed to titles like How People Succeed. In fact, there are very few books on failure. By titling this book Why People Fail, Reynolds hopes to retrain readers to not fear failure, but to embrace it as a natural occurrence on the road to success. As Reynolds states, A common reason people dont persist is that they believe there is something wrong with failure. I believe differently. Failure is a normal and customary part of high achievement. If society adopted this view, people would be more likely to persist. We would be a world of supermen and superwomen. Currently, to our own detri-ment, this is not the case. More often than not, failure is viewed as a dark shadow on success. I am here to challenge and change this fear-based thinking.

As Reynolds concludes, The idea that failure leads to success is not new, but thinking about failure and success as a predictable science, instead of an unpredictable result of effort, character, and circumstance, is. We all have 168 hours in a week. The difference between success and failure boils down to the scientific correlation between our thoughts and actions within those 10,080 minutes.

Media Release by Rebecca Murray Schuler PR Inc.

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