I spoke at a Super Bowl panel.
Closed deals with 30+ restaurants.
Nobody in those rooms cared about my stats.
I had to show up as something other than an athlete for the first time.
And I could.
I spoke at a Super Bowl panel.
Closed deals with 30+ restaurants.
Nobody in those rooms cared about my stats.
I had to show up as something other than an athlete for the first time.
And I could.
95% of basketball is mental. Nobody argues that. The market is the same. The information is out there. The strategies exist. What separates people is whether they can stay grounded when it gets hard.
The market taught me the same lesson twice.
Think about this. Your whole athletic career, someone else decided your ceiling.
Someone was always in the room deciding what you were worth.
The market doesn’t work like that.. Nobody decides your number but you. You can start with $500 and grow it methodically
7/ If you played at a high level and you're in that in-between right now, just know it doesn't stay that way.
The identity you build after sports is yours in a way the athlete identity never fully was.
Everything after basketball was just me becoming who I am.
6/ Now I run an agency. I trade. I'm building something real.
Not because I had some perfect plan. Because I just kept moving and stayed honest with myself about what I actually wanted.