Harrison Barnes is a 12-year NBA vet that has always had an interest in finance and business. At UNC where he shined on the court for 2 years, he also studied corporate finance which started this journey of business that has taken off and he thinks, eventually, will lead him to banking once basketball ends.Harrison is very well versed and read on all things pertaining to financial literacy and is an advocate for everyone - no matter the age or profession - to take the time and make the effort of becoming financially literate and understanding their money. Harrison also talks about how mindfulness and meditation have helped him find more balance and recalibration in the hectic life and schedule of an NBA season, the importance of being part of something bigger than yourself, and the support that he’s gotten from his mom at every stage on this journey to the NBA

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2:10 High energy babies
4:40 Best center he ever played with
5:20 I remember your first NBA points
7:39 All-time North Carolina starting
59:30 11 years (so far) in the NBA
10:40 Sacramento’s 2022-2023 run
14:20 Always had an interest in business
16:00 Tech camps at Yahoo, Twitter, & Facebook
19:45 What I tell younger players
21:45 Fast money24:00 Index funds
27:18 Corporate finance in college
28:00 Being competitive in the business world
30:15 Everyone needs financial literacy
32:00 Suited For Work Clothing Closet
35:10 Balancing life the longer you are in the NBA
38:00 Low points and how to recalibrate
40:00 Meditation and mindfulness
42:25 Rapid fire
44:45 Steph’s half court shot in OKC
48:00 Growing up in Iowa and following Kobe
49:00 Mom’s support the whole way