Rich Paul told his own clients that $200 million isn't enough money. On this episode, Sam Acho, Zach Miller, Jeff Locke, and Riccardo Stewart kick off a new series, The 1Hundred Year Family, to find out why he's right. They break down exactly where a $200 million contract actually goes: the taxes nobody explains at the rookie symposium, the 40% estate tax waiting on the back end, and the lifestyle creep that quietly sinks more careers than any bad investment. This is part one of a series on what it really takes to build wealth that outlasts your own career — and your kids', and theirs.

Chapters
[00:00] Introduction: Riccardo opens the new "1Hundred Year Family" series and the Pac-Man story that sparked it.
[00:01] Why some things are built to last and most things aren't.
[00:02] Third-generation wealth loss the real reasons families lose it all.
[00:03] Rich Paul's "$200 million isn't enough" comment
[00:03] Sam Acho — "True wealth is what you don't see."
[00:05] Zach Miller: the income tax and 40% estate tax math on a $200M contract.
[00:07] Riccardo presses on double taxation between income and estate tax.
[00:08] Jeff Locke: the 4-5% retirement rule and why it doesn't work for athletes.
[00:10] Lifestyle creep" why it's one of the hardest habits to reverse.
[00:12] Consumerism named as the real enemy of the 1Hundred Year Family

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