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Scott Galloway

Professor of Marketing at NYU Stern School of Business and host of the Prof G and Pivot Podcasts. For Scott Galloway speaking inquiries, email speaking@profgmedia.com

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Scott Galloway

Professor of Marketing at NYU Stern School of Business and host of the Prof G and Pivot Podcasts. For Scott Galloway speaking inquiries, email speaking@profgmedia.com

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February 12

The Algebra of Wealth

The news of the (second) impeachment seems strangely pedestrian after the blowtorch intensity of Reddit vs. The Hedge Funds. The good news is that the hedge funds didn’t conspire with market makers and trading apps to suppress a (warranted) generational revolution. The inevitable Netflix/Hulu/Starz versions…

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February 5

Overhauling Twitter

5-min read Every day, 187 million people open Twitter for news, entertainment, and a social connection. It is the real-time global communications network that sci-fi novelists envisioned. It is also a catalyst for conspiracy theories, a forum for hate speech, and a surprisingly lousy business.…

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January 29

Innovation & Recasting Your Life

7-min read Anxious. Anxious about the markets, the virus variant, whether I should give in and let my youngest quit piano lessons. Anxious, and in need of a break from the markets/news/etc. So, one thing always inspires … and renews me: charity: water. I Know…

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January 22

Normalcy

3-min read The most striking thing about this abnormal inauguration? The normalcy.  The normalcy of a president speaking calmly. Speaking of unity and of a nation coming together. A president who is credible when he says it.  The normalcy of a previous, if not the…

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January 15

The Great Grift

9-min read The federal response to the pandemic has been massive — a $5 trillion effort. It has also been a con. Under the cloud cover of Covid-19, the shareholder class has used its outsized influence over government to toss a few loaves of bread…

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January 8

Stupid

8-min read On my podcast last week, public health expert Dr. Abdul El-Sayed highlighted that while viruses are naturally occurring, epidemics are a function of human action or inaction. This week, as a mob overran the U.S. Capitol, his observation registered increased purchase. Extremism, misinformation,…

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December 29

2021 Predictions & Person of the Year

8-min read There Is No Fate “Plans are worthless, but planning is everything.” President Eisenhower tweeted that in 1957 (it was a speech, Ed.). The value of a prediction is not accuracy (though it is better to be right than wrong), but the reasoning and…

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December 18

A Call For Help

7-min read The 10th of May, 1940. The leaders of Britain and France watch an unfolding disaster in the East, as Hitler’s forces infect a host of weaker nations. Still, the Allies feel confident. They are wealthy, innovative...exceptional.   That morning, the Germans attack. They sweep…

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December 11

Roblox and the Dispersal of Creativity

7-min read This is the second in a series of posts about one of the most accretive paradigm shifts in our economy since globalization and digitization — dispersion. The market added half a trillion in value in the past two weeks: AT&T busted a baller…

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