Self Belief: The Vision, Level 1: Take Control

Jamal Edwards

Jul 2013 · Random House

About this ebook

Foreword by pioneering international entrepreneur, Sir Richard Branson.

At the age of 15, Jamal Edwards was starting to build a social media empire. Using a hand-held camera, he filmed his mates rapping, giving them a platform to showcase their skills. The response the videos received was phenomenal.

With so much demand for his videos, Jamal quit his part-time job and by the age of 20 had signed a deal with Sony RCA to become CEO of his own record label, Just Jam Records. Now 22, Jamal Edwards is CEO of SB.TV, the UK's most successful online youth broadcaster with over 150 million views.

So you want to know how Jamal beat the system and made it big in business his own way? Self Belief: The Vision will help you learn how: a mix of inspirational business book, memoir and game, these 6 ebooks (each of which are a Level) will teach the reader how Jamal overcame obstacles on the way to success, as he shares his tips for getting to the top.

But the reader has to be up for the challenge. In each of the six downloadable 'Levels', the reader will find out how to make their dream idea a reality, using Jamal's life as an inspiration. There are crunch decision points where the reader has to choose which path they'll take on their business journey. Each ebook works via links, so the reader has to follow their chosen route, where they'll have to do tasks set by Jamal and ultimately learn how to build up their self-belief.

Level 1 is 'Take Control' - where you'll do tasks to help you find your strengths and weakness, step outside your comfort zone and start to focus on what idea it is you want to make happen.

Ratings and reviews

Jamal is such a big inspiration to youth today, I'd be so proud if I was him

Can't fault it, such a great read.

Jamal is my inspiration!

About the author

Jamal Edwards is the CEO of SB.TV and Just Jam Records. He's launched major talents such as Ed Sheeran and Maxsta, and is still hungry to discover new talent. He works 24/7 and has probably just about proved wrong the careers advisor who said he wouldn't be a success.