Joe Wallace | Former Von Dutch CEO, Pro Athlete & Entrepreneur | Coffeez Ep. 303
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Former pro basketball player. Former CEO of Von Dutch. Serial entrepreneur. Joe Wallace sits down with Joe Shalaby and holds nothing back — the FBI story, buying a thousand foreclosed homes, building a sports agency, Von Miller's chicken brand, Galaxy marketplace, lessons from Magic Johnson, Kareem, and Floyd Mayweather, and why your network is your net worth.
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1, 2. (upbeat music) - Hi, Joe Wallace. Welcome, welcome to Coffee's with Joe Shaldi. How are you today? - I'm well, thank you. - Good, my name's Alyssa and I'll be your Barry's staff. Can I please take your drink order? - Mocha Latte. - Mocha Latte, you got it. Okay, first, I want you, because it's tradition, I want you to choose a chocolate of your choice to enjoy while I get your coffee ready. - All right, I'm gonna go with you. - Beautiful. Now, let me guess, did you play basketball? - I'm an ex-class football player, yeah. - Thank you, thank you. I love that. We're excited to have you on the show, Joe. - Likewise. - Let me bring you over here to Joe Shaldi now. - It's good. - All right, thank you. - Welcome to another episode of Coffee's with Joe Shaldi. Today, I'm sitting here with Joe Wallace, former NBA player. Sara Entrepreneur, and a very active investor in VC. He was also the former CEO of Von Dutch. Please welcome the one, Joe Wallace, thanks Joe. - Thank you so much, that's right. - All right, Joe, we're gonna dive right into it. I'd like to ask everybody the same question. What's your morning routine? - 4 a.m., check emails. Go through my text messages, 'cause I turn my phone off at about 8.30 at night, 'cause I've got to go to bed about nine o'clock, and really start the day. Depends, probably three days out of the week, I'm at Equinox at about 5 a.m., like I was today, swimming and steam and sauna, and just try to, you know, try, brother. Try to stay afloat, that's it. - 4 a.m., that's a early wake-up call. - Well, I go to bed early, so I can't. - That's the way to roll. - It is.
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