You're listening to TIP.

So the best part about doing a show about studying billionaires is not everyone makes their money the same way.

And although we've mostly focused on people that have invested their way to the top,

today's show is much different and today's show is about a person who literally played his way to the top.

As a person who grew up in the 80s and 90s and literally had to wear the number 23,

even though I was playing baseball which is kind of embarrassing now that I say it out loud,

I was a huge fan of today's focus.

And to talk about his airness, we've brought on the author of his number one selling book and that is Roland Laysenby.

And he's our guest today on today's show.

Back in the 1980s, everyone was talking about Larry Bird and Magic Johnson.

And then this rookie came along, he was from North Carolina and he was about to change the game completely.

Michael Jordan also changed the game off the court.

He has made more money than any other NBA player in history.

And not only because he was the best player, most of his money came from shoes.

So let's go back to a time where no one had heard about a signature basketball shoe before.

And Jordan, he would rather play Nadeedis.

You are listening to the Investors podcast where we study the financial markets and read the books

that influence self-made billionaires the most.

We keep you informed and prepared for the unexpected.

Hey, how's everyone doing out there?

Preston Pish and Stig Broderson, your host with the Investors podcast here.

And today we are super excited about today's interview.

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