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On this episode of The Enterprise Zone, Former NBA All-Star John Wall sat down with Forbes to discuss his transition from playing professional basketball to serving as a studio analyst for Amazon Prime. Wall also discussed his post-retirement business ventures, including investing in sports teams and auto dealerships, as well as his childhood, family, and personal motivations.
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