How does one work his way up in Hollywood?

25 years ago, an un-noticeable teenager Alexander Nevskiy had joined the boxing team at The State University of Management (GUU). Since then the boxing team has been carrying on it's mission, despite the change in the coaching personnel. Just recently, GUU has built a modern business center, right next to the sport complex where the boxing club is based at, which is now used to offer lectures to the students of RMA "Entertainment Industry Management" as well as "Sport Industry Management" programs.

On October 29th of 2011, the now famous bodybuilder, actor and producer Nevskiy paid visit to the class. He was accompanied by his colleague - the foreign fighter and a personal friend Don « The Dragon» Wilson, who is one of the leading Asian fighters that has also made an acting carrier in numerous Hollywood blockbusters.

Under the hospice of Russian-American master-class, Don and Alexander talked to the students about the role of education in a carrier bulding process, noted the simiilarities in their individual ascend to the top, reminisce on their meetings with Chuck Norris and Arnold Swarznegger, discussed how to start a carrier in US and how much it will cost, talked about their favorite books they have read, as well as how and exactly who get's chosen to reach the success in life.

Alexander Nevskiy: «I've managed to combine what I've always wanted to do - that is to produce international blockbusters - and my own personal criteria and principles. All that I had to do to make it happen was to get up every single day and move myself forward. Remember, there are no super humans out there, such that would never make any mistakes, it is only natural, that everyone experiences personal difficulties. And that in essence is the key answer, and the universal secret to success».

Don «The Dragon» Wilson: «Now that you are still learning, you probably already recognize the fact that there will be time coming for your personal moments of opportunity. And you should be making yourself absolutely ready to seize that moment, in order not to miss your chance. Ask an Olympic champion: «How did you get your medal?» And the answer will be - the persistence and conviction that gave the energy for them to move forward. And while you certainly keep your eyes on your ultimate goal, you should also know how to be content with what you have at the given moment, and not to be jealous of success of others. All of us here have a pair of shoes on us, while some one else out there does not even have that. So keep thing in perspective and don't feel unhappy because you aren't already driving a Rolce Royce. I may not be Jackie Chan, but that doesn't hurt my feelings the least bit either».