Okay, much controversy in the last week over YouTube, and a lot of very big

famous youtubers are throwing their hands up in the air and they're actually

threatening to boycott Google, which probably isn't going to get you very far.

And they're doing it because a lot of their videos are now deemed unadworthy because of some of the

language or the controversial topics that they've addressed during those videos.

Now I'm not quite sure how it's going to affect London Real, but to be honest with you, I don't

care because London Real doesn't wait for some advertiser to pay us because we have built a business out of our

ideas our product out of our why and so I don't have to wait for an advertiser to give me money and I sure as

hell don't have to wait for a company like YouTube to pay me a small

percentage of that money or to tell me what I have to say is okay or not. So I

don't care about this new policy. I think

YouTube is a wonderful distribution network for me and don't tell them but I

would do it for free. I would give them my content for free. They wouldn't even have to pay me what they do pay me now in advertising revenues, which is small, slightly significant, but really not in the long run.

And that's because a long time ago we decided to build a product ecosystem which is what we teach in our business accelerator.

And so we decided to create digital products, live products, long-term digital courses and business products that help us as a company where we can let collect massive amounts

of revenue compared with the pennies that you get from YouTube.

And I was down at YouTube headquarters a couple months ago and they had 25 of the largest YouTube creators here in London

were one of them and together we all had 13 million subscribers okay and people

from Google were coming in and they were giving us lectures and they were

even intimidated by the size of the

audiences that we held and yet when they asked people to raise their hands and

said how do you make money it was like t-shirts advertisement occasional speaking engagement.

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