In this episode, Amobi interviews Justin Bass, a managing director of True Capital Management, about money management pertaining to athletes. They dive into topics like how to control your burn rate, principles that help with money management and what it means to be frugal.

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This Episode's Book Recommendation: LeBron, Inc.: The Making of a Billion-Dollar Athlete by Brian Windhorst

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In this episode, Amobi goes over how much collegiate football players spend before NFL draft, who is the most frugal athlete in the NFL draft to Russell Wilson gifting his teammates Amazon stock and providing his thoughts on Columbia's Venture Investing Program for professional athletes

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In this episode, Amobi is with Sebastian Sam, former track star at Cal Berkeley, who gives insight into why professional athletes need to use LinkedIn as a tool rather than just a resume platform. Sam provides steps you can take to transition out of sports and also talks his own company Forever Athlete. 

This Episode's Book Recommendation: The Start Up of You by Reid Hoffman

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In this episode, Amobi goes over some of the hot topics of the week ranging from Zion Williamson and his social media presence, Jake Plummer's start-up success to Michael Avenatti embezzling up to $2 million from an NBA star.

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In this episode, Amobi is with Quincy Amarikwa who builds a plethora of businesses under one umbrella by using his professional soccer status as leverage. Currently playing for DC United, as a MLS veteran Quincy talks about his journey both on and off the field thus far from creating a soccer business, starting a media company to building out a whole ecosystem and why he represents himself on the field, Quincy gives us his book on how to be a frugal athlete.

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In this episode, Amobi chats about multiple topics all around the sports world. He covers why K.J. Wright says NFL players need financial awareness, Luis Robles becoming his team's unofficial financial advisor, Chris Paul signing a deal to become a producer, and Dwayne Wade seeking therapy after retiring.

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In this episode, Amobi is joined by Tiffany Scott of Elite8 Marketing who provides insight on the ever changing landscape of athlete brands. She talks about how she carves out a niche for her clients with partnerships like YouTube, Gillette, One37pm, and more. Scott also reveals how mentors and networks go a long way in the sports business world.

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Thoughts on Abby Wambach's recent remarks about spending money on cars and watches as well as Giancarlo Stanton's claim that he still shops at TJ Maxx

In this episode, Amobi chats about some current news that includes Lonzo Ball firing his family business manager and Rob Gronkowski retiring on a high.

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In this episode, Amobi is with guest Zach Pfeffer. At sixteen years old Zack signed with the Philadelphia Union and after a seven year career he decided to retire and follow his passion in investment banking. They talk about how he navigated money management before he had his driver's license, when he developed an interest in business, and the principles he learned from soccer that helped him.

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