Alex “A-Rod” Rodriguez Reveals The Business Lesson He Learned From Warren Buffet

Alex Rodriguez may be one of the most high performing yet controversial figures in baseball yet. The New York Yankees star is looking to re-stablish his image in his second coming as a businessman. Setting up multiple ventures under his A-Rod Corp. umbrella, he’s looking to make it big.

A-Rod was involved with a fair bit of controversy during his career. However, Rodriguez looks to the future with the thought of leaving that behind and moving towards his financial goals with new fervor.

Alex Rodriguez and his vision for the future

Rodriguez, a shrewd business operator has famously courted advice from top businessmen around the world. His office in Miami has its walls adorned with investment titans as Bill Gates and Warren Buffet. A-Rod also allotted tremendous credit to Magic Johnson. A player A-Rod says set up the blueprint for players to move to team ownership.

Rodriguez said his up and down career in baseball may be one thing altogether, but this is a clean slate to him. Said Rodriguez, “I have a clean slate when it comes to being a father, to being a partner, to being a businessman, to being a friend. So I draw incredible motivation from that.”

A-Rod also spoke about what he has leart from Warren Buffett about investement, “And once we find something, then—and this I learned from Warren Buffett—be disciplined. But when you find your pitch, don’t go for a single or a double, go big.”

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A-Rod and his business empire

In a series of conducted interviews, the 46-year-old Rodriguez laid out a vision for a network of businesses under his A-Rod Corp. umbrella. The ventures he has set out build on his success in real estate dating back two decades. A new addition to his portfolio now also include private equity and venture investments, a SPAC and an ownership stake in two professional basketball teams.

Newly eligible for a place in the MLB Hall of Fame, A-Rod will be on the ballot this year.

We certainly hope A-Rod succeeds in his second coming as a businessman. But what do you think?