A few key take aways 1. Maximize the sport as far as the sport will take you. Whether that means free college, a multi million dollar contract, or a platform. As an athlete you should always maximize the opportunities while they are at hand. Or as Russ puts it “take the meeting”

2. Having a team in your personal life is just as important as having one on the court.

3. Be open to listening and learning. Or as Russ puts it, leave your ego outside the door when talking to experts. Having an open mind can lead to your next best decision.

4. Singles eventually turn into runs. No need to try to go all in on the next Tesla or meme stock. Or bet on your buddies next big start up. Using time tested strategies and allowing compound interest to do its job could lead to generational wealth

I believe that athletes are in a unique position to maximize their sport. I plan to use the NIL to begin educating the collegiate athlete while they are still students and before they are multi millionaires.

By leveraging Gerber Kawasakis wide range of resources. I plan to work 1on1 with NIL & Pro athletes to change the financial landscape among athletes starting from the ground floor.

If you have any questions regarding how to navigate the NIL, financial planning, investing, etc. email me Jimmy @gerberkawasaki .com