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Change

Probably the hardest thing to do, why change if it’s working fine the way it is? But is it working fine? Change is so important for so many reasons. Imagine if Bill Gates decided to keep Windows 95 the same way it was and didn’t change anything? If Mark Zuckerberg (the creator of Facebook) kept the structure the way he originally designed it? Some�mes change is a sign of growth. I’m quite sure you don’t dress the same as you did when you was 10 years old or even think in the same way or have the same objec�ves and goals. Some�mes you change without knowing it, some�mes something drama�c happens to you and you force yourself to change some�mes you’re so disgusted by your current situa-�on that you have to change. But one thing is sure things will change,Like Akala said roll with it or get rolled over.

“It’s been a long �me coming, but I know, a change is gonna come” - Sam Cooke

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Editor’s le�er

Feedbaack

Wealth Workout

Get your mind right

Speacial

Making Moves

This is what I do

Kickin’ Knowledge

Game Plan

Mixtape Magic

Leathal B-BIZZLE,BIZZLE

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FEEDBACK

feedbackIn last month’s edi�on of GVZ Mag, The Chief Editor of told us, ‘Do you!!!’. Self expression was encouraged, with insight into the plans of young, upcoming entre-preneurs who were ‘doing them’. The down-to-earth format showed us how similar these mo�vated individuals are to you and me. We also interviewed one of London’s most successful comedians, ‘Kodjo’, who is proof that expressing your-self not only enhances the lives of others, but can also bring us wealth. On that �p, success within the money market was also broken down to us. GVZ showed us how to work ‘Ebay’ to our advantage and how to control our money. Wealth expert Marcus De Maria explained why clarify-ing our financial vision is so important, and for those wishing to increase their fi-nances either by changing careers or gain-ing employment, there were helpful �ps on success at job interviews. Spirituality was not forgo�en; we were reminded to worship our heavenly father in all of our circumstances, and this includes �mes of financial struggle. GVZ gave us a small insight into how we get where we want to be!! And this month’s edi�on will give even more insight. Words by Jade Richards


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Hi Guys,Did you read the last part, which discussed the importance of knowing ‘what’ you want in clear detail. and then ‘why’ you want it? Sounded simple, right? But the truth is, most people never take the �me to do that simple exercise.

Did you imagine yourself in a condo overlook-ing the sea? It really can be possible for you. It really is very, very do-able! But...

At this stage you may have some ques�ons go-ing round your head.

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I am sure you have asked some of these so far. Okay here they are.

Q1. Marcus, what is the stock market?The stock market is the name of the place where company stocks are traded.

Think of it as an enormous cash vault, in which resides a large propor�on of the world’s wealth. Some of it is des�ned to be yours - it is just wai�ng to be placed in your trading account, if you are prepared to learn!

So exactly how do we get in? Normally a vault is kept secure by a big lock with a combina�on. If you know the combina�on, you can gain access.

In the stock market, the opposite is true. In the stock market, there are countless combina�ons you can choose from. As a beginner, which one do you choose?

Q2. What about the risks?Serious entrepreneurs will be glad to know that it is not a get-rich quick scheme. A student of ours once said of our teaching, “it is like passing the driving test for investors”. Driving is a great metaphor for inves�ng. As a beginner, you could get into a car and start driving. But you need proper instruc�on to avoid making mistakes and crashing.

It’s awkward at first, but a�er a few lessons, a test and some prac�ce, you are looking at faster and be�er cars to drive. In the same way, once you learn to invest, you can get from where you are now financially to where you and your family want to go.

Q3. Can a beginner like me make money?Beginners can make money in the stock market - and our graduates very o�en do so. In fact, there are even four basic reasons why beginners with just a computer and internet access have more chances of succeeding than the ‘professionals’. Professionals are restricted in an industry that is highly regulated because they are dealing with large sums of other people’s money. We on the other hand can do what we want because we are dealing with our own money.

Most professionals are not allowed to make money when the market goes down or even sideways, whereas we can. Most professionals are not allowed to buy into a company and sell within a short period of �me, whereas we can. Most of them are restricted to the companies they are allowed to invest in, whereas we are not restricted. Finally, most professionals are not allowed to insure or hedge themselves in case the market goes in the wrong direc�on. This is like driving without insurance. Again, we can do all of these things.

You absolutely MUST consider the stock market as an addi�onal stream of income. All it takes is 10-20 hours to learn my simple and fun strategy, then 2 hours a week to make it work, and in just a few months from now you could be enjoying 3% -6% GROWTH PER MONTH!

You will require focus, dedica�on, discipline and �me to get it right but so do most good things. The point is, start today and in a rela�vely short period of �me you will be on the road towards financial freedom.

Once started, you will soon discover that using this smart inves�ng strategy will also improve your performance in other areas of your life. Your mind and thought pa�erns will become faster and sharper, and you will start to no�ce opportuni�es and possibili�es in other areas of life like never before. As your investments grow, so will your confidence and self esteem.

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Where’s your mind at?

GET YOUR MIND RIGHT


Have you ever heard of the saying ‘You are what you eat?’ If you were to eat two big macs, a pizza, a tub of ice cream, chips and three grapes. Your system is overflowing with junk that the three grapes won’t do much to your bodies’ health. This is the same with your thoughts, ‘As a man thinketh in his heart so is he’* basically saying ‘you are what you think’. If you’re con-stantly filling your mind with junk, the li�le posi�ve thoughts won’t do much difference. The first step to succeeding in life is ge�ng a right mindset. This is something I have seen person-ally in my life. I grew up believing junk and one of the thoughts was that I was ‘dumb’ because of the poor grades I achieved in crucial subjects. However as I grew, I later realised that this was a lie! God has blessed me with an amazing mind; I just need to put the effort in to change my grades. Since I’ve changed that junk mindset around, I have been achieving B’s and A’s in uni-versity! So what junk have you believed? This month your task is to think about what you’re thinking about and when junk arises it replace it with healthy thoughts. Get your mind right, this month!

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Making Moves

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MAKING MOVES


Name: Simon Crossley

Endz: Born in Halifax but lived in York for 25 years

Hustle: Artist

Moves: Designing my new website and expanding into conceptual art

Heroes: John Lennon, Van Gogh, Damien Hirst

Hobbies: Music, playing in my band Radio Gypsy, www.myspace.com/radiogypsyfm Football and Art

Motto: Connect, Imagine...Create

‘Connect, Imagine...Create.’

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“Each day signifies another opportunity to turn those negatives into positives“

Chantel Daniel

Name: Chantel Daniel

Endz: North London

Hustle: I’m a trainee accountant, but something tells me that its not going to make my millions on its own, so I’ve mixed it up a bit! I now am in the arts and entertain-ment industry, persuing a modelling career, as well as look-ing into becoming that all-round entertainer that I know I can be - I’m heaven-bent on stepping out to ‘hustle’ my worth

Moves: Having recently attained 3rd place in Miss Black Britain, I fully acknowledge my status as a female repre-sentative within Black Britain and will be approaching projects on this basis, as a voice... That’s about all I can say comfortably for now - watch this space, as they say!

Heroes: Besides the obvious ones, like God and my family, I would say, Ms Oprah Winfrey is top of my list... What a woman!

Hobbies: So cliche, but I looooove reading... As well as that, I now spend a good amount of my time keeping-fit. Besides these things, I consider myself a social entrepre-neur and like to invest in my skills as a networker.. I also take time to learn little bits about alot - so when I’m online, I smooch round looking for facts, figures, people - all capa-ble of adding to my worldy knowledge

Motto: 1. Seek ye first the Kingdom of God and His righteousness and all these things shall be added unto You. Amen 2. Each day signifies another opportunity to turn those negatives into positives.

MAKING MOVES


‘You can learn more from a criticism than from a compliment’.Jack Light

Name: Jack Light, it’s my real name and artist name

Endz: Welwyn Garden City, Hertfordshire

Hustle: I’m still in school in Year 10 but I balance my school work and my music so I can get the best out of both

Moves: I am currently covering Beastie Boys – ‘Rhymin and Stealin’ which sampled ‘Sweet Leaf’ by Black Sabbath & ‘When the Levee Breaks’ by Led Zeppelin. I’m also promoting my video ‘Positive Meaning’ on Channel AKA and youtube. The song is about the negatives of our country from a 15 year olds point of view and a lot of people my age are starting to really relate to it

Heroes: I’d mostly like to meet Eminem. He’s the first rapper I started listening to and the one that really got me into Hip-Hop. I also admire the work of Chipmunk, Tinchy Stryder and N-Dubz as they have come from the underground scene to being com-mercially successful

Hobbies: I enjoy playing the Xbox and going out with my mates down the local town

Motto: You can learn more from a criticism than from a compliment

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GVZTHIS IS WHAT I DO

STARS IN THE GAME


Kelvin HallKelvin HallWords by Kelly Al Shaer

There are �mes in all our lives when we feel that the odds are stacked against us; that we will never reach our goals or be able to turn our dreams into reality. Dur-ing these �mes it is very easy to feel totally defeated and give up on pursuing the life we truly wish to be living. Through �mes of adversity we have two choices; to give up and se�le for a life we do not want to be living, or think posi�vely and work hard to make things happen for the life we choose to live. There are people in this world who are born into incredible privilege and have everything handed to them yet, sadly are never able to achieve anything and live a life of inane inadequacy, and there are others who come from nothing and work hard to build a successful and produc�ve life for themselves. It isn’t the life you are born to that counts, but your willingness to endure the hardships life throws at you and come out the other side stronger and wiser, with a posi�ve out-look and produc�ve a�tude.

We can all make excuses for why we are not achieving our full poten�al but when we look to others for inspira�on and see what they have achieved, this is when our eyes are opened to the fact that the biggest thing holding us back is o�en our-selves. One man who can tes�fy to the benefits of tenacity and a posi�ve outlook is Kelvin Hall, a successful entrepreneur with over twenty-five years of business experience behind him.

Born in Kenya to a Bri�sh father and a local mother, Kelvin came to England, with his parents and siblings at age five. A couple of years later his parents separated and Kelvin went to live with his father in South London. He worked hard through school and decided that he would like to go on to study medicine and become a doctor, but by the �me Kelvin turned 18, fate had revealed a different plan for him, when his father announced that he was to take a job that would see him moving to Scotland – Kelvin would have to leave school and get a job in order to support himself.

A few unfulfilling jobs followed and Kelvin was just about able to make ends meet, working for a marine insurance underwriters, and then as a croupier in a casino but he always knew that he was not the type of person that would ever be happy working for somebody else, and was determined to be self employed. This lead to Kelvin se�ng up a market stall in Camden, but it proved to be unprofitable and Kelvin was hardly able to keep himself fed, becoming undernourished and suf-fering from a collapsed lung. Things couldn’t go on this way any longer so Kelvin decided to take ac�on. He needed to be earning enough money to live more com-fortably, so took a job selling adver�sing space at the Daily Express newspaper. This was s�ll not what he wanted to be doing long term so decided to take his A levels in accoun�ng and business studies in his spare �me.


THIS IS WHAT I DO


Kelvin got married and moved into a council flat in Penge, but what he and his wife didn’t know at the �me was that them being offered their flat was part of a program to improve the area, in fact the previous tenant was a notoriously bad character, serving �me in prison for murder. It was not a pleasant place to live, and even a local carpet shop refused to come out to the flats. Once again, Kelvin knew that things had to change and this became even more pressing when Kelvin’s wife Lisa revealed that she was expec�ng their first child. Kelvin acted on an idea and a�er working day and night for nine months, was able to move himself and his family into their first house in Farnborough village, which they bought for cash; his son was a week old.Kelvin le� his job at the newspaper and worked hard in finance and property de-velopment and things were going very well. He moved his family, which by this �me included their second child, to Suffolk, taking advantage of the property boom in East Anglia. Life was very good for about six years, Kelvin drove a brand new Mercedes, lived in an immaculate house, kept horses and generally lived a comfortable lifestyle but then, in the early 1990s the property marked changed and Kelvin found that funding was being withdrawn overnight. Things were ge�ng bad but Kelvin and his wife drew strength from each other and came to the reali-sa�on that material things were not important in life and the fact that they had a loving and close knit family was worth more than any material possession. By this �me Kelvin and his wife had four young children and knew that they had to do the best thing by their family. They took the decision to move the family down to Kent and bought a Georgian farmhouse, which was virtually derelict, to renovate and then sell on. They also bought some rental drums and land, and Kelvin worked as a consultant for a few years on commercial property and water conserva�on with John Forte. As it turned out, the farmhouse that Kelvin had planned to renovate and sell on remains the family home to this day.

S�ll having the vision of crea�ng a highly successful business, Kelvin had an idea and took out a patent on an environmentally friendly washroom product. He de-veloped the business and with a lot of hard work and determina�on, went on to sell his company for nine million pounds.

Now, at age 50, Kelvin is a father of six, and grandfather of one, and lives with his wife Lisa on the farm they bought almost twenty years ago. He is currently working on a couple of projects; the first an environmental drinks cooling technology that will drama�cally reduce the electrical energy required to cool pre-packed beverag-es. The other project is a business he set up with his eldest son Craig; it is designed to enable anyone, regardless of age, experience or finances to make money from the Internet. They offer a wide range of products that can be sold via exis�ng or new websites - for more informa�on go to monstermarket.co.uk


KICKIN’ KOWNLEDGE

The reason why we are told to focus solely on God and his business is because when everything in your life goes, dies, leaves, or

turns on you, God will never do that.

If you seek the ‘things’ first, the car, the job, the degree, your partner, then you miss the incorruptable and permanent spirit of God, and will be lost, confused and angry when those things are taken away from you, for-ge�ng that nothing except from God is per-

manent in this world.

With God there is a 100% gurantee that even when the world we have come to love passes away God is s�ll there, stand-ing strong and loving us uncondi�onally. So forget seeking the crea�on, the ‘things’ and go straight to the creator because he is the solid rock you can depend on every�me. Things cannot make you who you are be-

cause they are temporary, God does !!

Sotonye Diri

Seek first the kingdom of God


All of a sudden things ChangeYou got to stop what you are doingStop where you areIt’s changed

change is goodAnd it’s working for meWorking hard inside of meMaking the person He called me to beWants me to beCos everything happens for a reasonFrom the people you meetThe music you hear, the art work you see

Change is great So don’t neglect or try to avoidBecause we’re not always where we are meant to beBut change will take us thereSo let’s follow Him and believeAnd see that all is possibleThat all can be achieved

That there is a place special and uniqueFor every person that’s special and uniqueGuys like you, ladies, children, the elderly tooBecause it’s never to late to changeTo turn around and start againTo cross a new path, to make amends

There’s nothing wrong with change, so don’t get stuck in the mudKeep on going, even when it’s toughThere’s no growth without changeBut there’s no change without painSo take the painAnd grow with changeGrow through painAnd the pain will changeTo a remembrance that you can do all things And that life is greatSo thank the LordFor this very day

As new things will comeAnd a change to you it will makeHiding in the sand is not the op�on to takeSo keep your head up for heaven’s sakeAs heaven’s host looks down on youReady to bless, ready to giveKnowing what needs to be changedIn order for you to liveThe life that’s best for youAnd for all those you live around

Don’t hide from changeIt can be good for youChange is happening, preparing you for the dayWhen you stand tallAnd you are given your eternal crownKeep strong in your walkDon’t just stop and think where you areThis change is meant for the goodIt can propel you like stars

© Jan 2010 Lanre Sulola

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NAME: Erick Ochieng

BORN: May 5 1987 London

WEIGHT CLASS: Light-Middleweight

TURNED PRO: 30 April 2009

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SPORT

Erick OchiengWords by Jordon Downes

When Erick Ocheing, born May 1987 first wandered into the gym in 2004 he was a fi�een-year-old boy who displayed a lot of ability. He showed poten�al and tried hard when he trained. A�er a year and a half of pa�ence and encouragement, he began to train regularly and developed the rare talent that has given him the nicknames ‘Wreckless’, ‘God’s Hand’ and most famously known as ‘Eagle’ Erick, who has put some bad �mes behind him, owes his success to Jesus. It was when he started going to church when his life was turned around and he really began to take boxing more seriously. From a background of smoking pot at a young age, stealing cars and robbing to winning Gold metals at interna�onal championships in Europe. Looking back on his troubled background, Erick is now very op�mis�c about things to come. He quotes that his boxing helps to keep him out of trouble and he’s come to realise how much Jesus loves him.

Erick’s favourite boxer is the Fighter of the 80’s Sugar Ray Leonard. Although they shared the same weight class, Erick’s ul�mate ambi�on is to be the World Cham-pion at 6 weights.

GVZ look forward to seeing Erick at the 2012 Olympics in London.


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1.Jay Z � Alicia Keys | Empire State Of Mind2.Jay Sean � Lil Wayne | Down3.Beyonce | Sweet Dreams 4.Lil Wayne / Drake | Every Girl5.Serani | No Games S�ll the biggest reac�on of all the dancehall tracks. 6.Funky Dee | Are You Gonna B*** Doe Should probably be higher up than this, but I can’t bring myself to put it there.

7.Pitbull | Hotel Room Service8.Mario � Gucci Mane | Break Up 9.Fabolous � Keri Hilson | Everything, Everyday, Everywhere10. Amerie | Why R U OK, it’s not blowing up the dancefloors, but I love this track and I want you to

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The Soulful Alterna�veEric Roberson | Borrow You From the exquisite album “Music Fan First”; This is the stand out track for me. Go grab it. Funky Tune Of The MonthDonaeo | Watching Her Move Another solid instalment from the album “Party Hard”. The class act of UK Funky right now.


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J2KLETHAL B


Lethal B’s career has seen him collaborate with artists from Pete Doherty and Feeder, to Busta Rhymes and Ludacris, from Glastonbury to The Royal Albert Hall. Lethal has a universal appeal that draws audiences from diverse musical back-grounds, we are sure that 2010 will see him working with many more influential artists, as he takes his own career to a new level.

Bizzle,Bizzle

Lethal Bizzle aka Lethal B was born September 14th 1982 in Waltamstow, East London. He found his ini�al success in the UK Grime group, the ‘More Fire Crew.’ In 2002, ‘Oi’ reached the UK Top 10 singles chart, a rare achieve-ment for the genre at this �me. A few years later in 2005, Lethal B broke off and began to himself as a solo ar�st with the UK Dance number one single ‘Pow (Forward Riddem),’ released in 2005 where he collaborated with several other up and coming MC’s from the UK, including former More Fire Crew members, Ozzie B and Neeko. The song entered the UK Singles Chart at number 11 but was banned by some mainstream radio sta�ons for its aggressive and controversial content. Lethal picked up the ‘Best Sin-gle’ award at the 2005 MOBO’s for ‘Pow’ and was also nominated for ‘Best Newcomer.’


Also In 2005 as part of V2 records, he released the album ‘Against all oddz,’ releasing the single “What we do,” which featured American Hip Hop Rapper Twista. The same year saw Lethal B appear on stage at the final Live 8 concert, held in Edin-burgh and in September and Octo-ber of 2007, he was part of the NME Rock n Roll Riot Tour along with ‘The Wombats’ and ‘The Enemy’ who headlined that year. He has a song that features on the soundtrack of the football video game FIFA Street 2 and was rated number five in the NME cool list in 2007-2008. Bizzle’s second album, ‘Back to Biz-znizz,’ also released on V2 records in 2007 featured ‘Bizzle Bizzle,’ Le-thal B also released a mix tape �tled Greatest Hits Vol. Dount. Lethal Biz-zle’s new group, Fire Camp, who re-leased their debut album earlier this were documented on the television programme Lethal B TV on Channel U TV. The first single of his latest al-bum is en�tled, ‘Go Hard,’ which fea-tures Funky House pioneer Doneo was widely received by the UK rav-ing massive. Lethal’s raw talent, has earned him the recogni�on and re-spect from grime, garage and funky house fans throughout the UK.

LETHAL B

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I personally thought this was a great and innova� ve idea, it shows the power of the inter-net and how it can allow smaller companies to do big things.

Freak is an online teen drama format created and produced for MySpace UK by produc� on company FMX (part of the FremantleMedia group). The series, which was described as an “edgy, teenage coming-of-age story”, featured a cast of fresh, young actors and invited the audience to be part of the crea� ve process by choosing the music, becoming a member of the cast and helping to shape the storyline. The fi rst series was sponsored by Red Bull and Proctor & Gamble and was launched on July 20, 2009.The format was created by Josie Ward. The series can be viewed on the offi cial MySpace Freak Profi le Page

SynopsisFREAK follows Lucy, an online gaming addict who dresses clothes she steals from her reluc-tant step-bro Ant (Sean Bourke) un� l she begins to realise that her gaming obsession has started to turn her into a boy! Lucy’s online mates off er advice on how to become the per-fect girl and as Lucy starts to discover who she really is, she fi nds herself ge� ng a� en� on from indie kid Steve (Jamie Di Spirito) and geeky Dennis (Daniel Ormerod), receiving bad advice from Dennis’ cruel fashionista sister Heather (Abi Hardingham) and stepping on the toes of Steve�s girlfriend Kelly (Aisling Jarret). But does she even like the girl they created? Will the real Lucy please stand up?!

Created by Josie Ward

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Hello readers, It is o�en said that the only thing constant in life is change. That said change is never easy or comfortable. S�ll, being a constant means that change must be embraced just like the seasons in life or the fact that the sun rises in the east and set in the west. The Japanese embrace change through the principle of constant and never ending improvement (Kaizen). You can find it easy to deal with change in life and business because if you are a con�nual learner and allow for change in your health with rest diet and exercise, in your income through the increase in your skills and knowledge, in love by and understanding that people are inter-ested in themselves and basically never stay the same. Doesn’t life itself teach you that things, �mes and people change?


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