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This is Masters in Business with Barry Rittoltz on Bloomberg Radio.

This week on the podcast, what a fascinating conversation.

Joe McLean, managing partner in MAI Capital, began his career as a professional and college basketball player before effectively becoming the money whisperer to pro athletes. He works with pretty much all

major athletes across every sport, basketball, football, hockey, baseball, golf, NASCAR, you name it.

I thought this conversation was really fascinating.

Obviously, the average person who's listening to this doesn't have a hundred million

dollar contract, but a lot of the ideas, a lot of the rules, a lot of the ways of thinking about money with

college athletes and professional athletes are surprisingly applicable to the average investor.

I thought this conversation was really fascinating.

The idea of saving a substantial percentage of your income in your first bucket, and once that's covered, moving to a second bit of saving that you're going to be able to live off in the future, that that's your growth and investing bucket before the fun entrepreneurial types of

types of investment. I thought this conversation was fascinating. And I think you will also,

with no further ado, my interview of MAI Capitals, Joe McLean. I've been looking forward to

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