There was never a thought that the last time Los Angeles Lakers legend Kobe Bryant walked off the court into retirement, that he would end up dabbling into venture capitalism.

That is exactly what he is doing, and he plans to unveil his venture-capital fund business on Monday. What could interest Bryant more than basketball? A large investment in technology, media, and data companies.

Bryant is partnering with Jeff Stibel, who is a tenured entrepreneur, investor, and a business partner he connected with through a mutual friend.

Their business firm's name will be called Bryant Stibel, and will be based in the greater Los Angeles area.

The partners have been investing in 15 companies, and are finally formalizing all of their dual business ventures since Bryant has more time being an NBA retiree.

Their portfolio of investments include sports media website The Players Tribune, video-game designer Scopely, legal-services company LegalZoom, a telemarketing-software firm RingDNA, and a home-juicing company called Juicero.

Over the next few years, the firm will pour $100 million worth of investment contributions into their portfolio.

Bryant has a similar approach to business as he did with basketball, but his perspective has changed.

Sometimes you can spot it right away, other times not so much.

It’s the inner belief that a person has that he will endure no matter what the obstacle may be. It’s that persistence, the entrepreneur doing what he or she truly believes in and truly loves to do.

He is also helping younger players train in early morning sessions, but he's not looking for anything in return this time, just giving back is his only concern.

If you would have asked me 10 years ago, I would say I need to win now.

Age tends to give you perspective. The most important thing I enjoy now is helping others be successful. I enjoy doing that much much more, that’s something that lasts forever, and hope they do that for the next generation.

Retirement has not been boring for Kobe Bryant afterall.