The Economy is Leaving Young Men Behind (A Lost Boys Special)
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Hey everyone, Scott Galloway here. In this episode of the Lost Boys series, Anthony Scaramucci and I explore how today's economy is leaving many young men behind. We get into the financial and professional pressures this generation is facing, the role of wealth, inequality, and how the obsession with money is shaping young minds. Plus, some thoughts on how to rebuild and reinvest in your human capital. Let's bust right into it.
Thanks for joining us for Lost Boys, the podcast where my friend Professor Scott Galloway and I dig into unique challenges young men are facing today and what we can do about it. In this episode, Scott and I talk about the challenges young men are facing economically and professionally, and how these challenges are radically different than what Scott Scott and I had when we were growing up. You'll hear about what Scott learned from running for student body president in high school and what we can all learn from the insecurity of billionaires. Here's my conversation with Scott Galloway.
I'm being joined by my good friend, Professor Scott Galloway. And Scott, uh the topic today is about money and employment. And the topic I think is creating a lot of stress uh for many people in this generation that you and I are talking about. Okay, so and I'm I'm I'm I'm t taking this generation demographically to be ages, you know, 12 to 30, uh, 12 too young for employment, but really as you're getting into the 22 to 30 year old zone, uh, there's a tremendous amount of stress uh that young people are experiencing today, frankly, versus
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