Jaylen Brown says meeting 21-year-old founders making $2–3 million in revenue changed how he views money and business
“When I was at Cal, I met this dude Eric Moore. He had his own venture capital firm.”
“I just kept hitting him up until he let me intern at his VC firm.”
“He started teaching me about money, how rich people make money, and how they stay rich.”
“At 18 or 19, I got to see companies being run successfully.”
“Some of the founders were 21 or 22, had dropped out of college, and were making $2–3 million in revenue.”
“My body is my company.”
“Why is it a bad thing that I’m putting myself in a position to make a lot of money at an early age?”
“I really got to see how the world works.”
“I started to understand the similarities between companies and the business of basketball.”
EVERYONE IS COOKED.... from the boys to the families, police and whoever helped cover this up. But they wanted us to believe he stayed back to talk to a chick and he drowned lol. I seen right through the whole thing. And this is why they lawyered up so damn fast.
Rome Streetz says he learned the best way to test out new music from Nipsey Hussle:
“I actually learned this from Nipsey Hussle, watching one of his interviews…You have to listen to [your unreleased music] everywhere…Whether you working out, at the gym, at home, cooking…hanging out with your friends…If it sounds good in all those settings…then once you put it out, it’s gonna live in a lot of different places.”
Via @DonChenz & @Rome_Streetz
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He’s goes against all of the left and right wing stereotypes of black American men from the south. He is smart, culturally and politically aware of what’s going on, and he calls out racism while also understand the purpose of ownership. that’s why the main stream media doesn’t like him