NBA Champion John Salley Talks About the Difference Between Being 'Rich' and Being 'Wealthy.' Salley discusses younger players' struggle to manage money.

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NBA superstar and entrepreneur John Salley talks to sports commentator Rob Stone at an exclusive Thuzio Executive Club event in Los Angeles. Salley discusses younger players' struggle to manage money and the difference between being "rich" and being "wealthy."

Thuzio Executive Club is a revolutionary client entertainment platform, setting a new standard by hosting the most talked-about business events of the year. Executives attend Thuzio events to gain unparalleled access to powerful storytelling and honest insights from legends of the sports, entertainment, culinary and business worlds, as well as for the opportunity to learn from and connect with one another. For more information visit club.thuzio.com

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