The Invisible $100 Million

Most people see a headline contract and assume wealth is guaranteed.

The Invisible $100 Million explains why that assumption is wrong.

This book examines how athletes can earn massive sums of money and still walk away without long-term stability. It exposes the systems surrounding modern sports, including contracts, taxes, visibility, family pressure, short career windows, and ownership structures that quietly drain wealth before it ever has the chance to compound.

Written for first-generation athletes and earners, this book reframes financial collapse not as personal failure, but as a predictable outcome of systems that reward performance while withholding education, protection, and ownership.

Rather than offering motivation or shortcuts, The Invisible $100 Million provides clarity. It shows how money actually moves, who benefits first, and why visibility often pays everyone except the person generating it.

This is not a story about reckless spending.
It is a story about structural extraction.
And the cost of never being taught how the game actually works.