However, once a person comes into wealth, they neither fear indulgence nor reckless spending.
What they should fear are illegitimate children and poor business ventures.
Regrettably, Sprewell had both.
He had nine children and was also fond of reckless investments.
The child support for nine children was a huge sum, and worse, most black athletes tend to lose their shirts in business since they often lack business acumen and have nobody to safeguard their interests.
The beginning of their ventures usually involved some uneducated, poor relatives hyping them up, followed by them lifting their bank cards and yelling, "Who else is dreaming?"
Sprewell was no exception, he was coaxed by his own brother into starting a business customizing motorcycles and cars, and he ambitiously expanded nationwide from the get-go.
In theory, he could have hired a financial advisor like Roger to consult.
But deep down, Sprewell refused to let those suited-up white conmen make money off of him.
