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Harvard track star and tech investor Kobie Fuller shares insights on success, mentorship, and balance.

Marketing leader Becca Van Dyck shares insights on career success and life balance.

Olympic champion Michael Johnson discusses finding purpose and success in life after sports.

The Athletic co-founder Alex Mather shares startup insights and leadership wisdom today.

Curt Steinhorst reveals science-backed strategies for achieving deep focus and peak performance.

Randy Newsom shares insights from pro baseball to sports law and leadership.

The IRS allows individuals and corporations to defer federal income tax payments until July 15, 2020, emphasizing the importance of long-term, disciplined investment strategies over attempting to time markets.

The structure of an MLB signing bonus significantly impacts after-tax earnings, and proactive tax planning with experts can maximize savings and avoid costly mistakes.

Successfully timing the market is extremely difficult, but long-term discipline, diversification, and focusing on controllable factors lead to better investment outcomes.

Proposed tax reform in Congress would both help (lower tax rates, higher estate tax thresholds) and hurt (limited SALT deductions, eliminated business expense write-offs) professional athletes, requiring urgent year-end tax planning.

MLB signing bonuses face complex tax implications under the 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, requiring careful planning around residency, payment structure, and contract language to maximize after-tax earnings.