The Number One Reason This Generation Is Struggling: Scott Galloway

If you could do something that would make you less depressed to be successful, wouldn't you want to take that drug every day? You gotta tell me what it is. So it is Scott Galloway. He's a public speaker and author, marketing professor, and NYU is a business world rock star. I'm not done yet. The number of kids who see their friends every day has been cut in half in the last ten years. The knock-on effect here. is that we're producing too many of what is the most dangerous person in the world, and that is a young broken alone man. They get this illusion that they have work and when they say angry misogynistic content on social media, they become just really shitty citizens. Andrew Tate's a self described misogynist. If a woman is going out with a man, she belongs to that man. Is Andrew Tate's message a symptom of what you've described? 100%. They're out of fucking control. How would we go about solving this problem? So

Life gets very hard very fast, twenty five to forty five. And generally speaking, these are the least happy years. And then something wonderful happens, you find joy in the mundane as you get older and you get happier. So I think it's helpful just to know that. When you say something stupid at a party, when you say something unkind, and you're just beating yourself up, you need to forgive yourself and you need to realize what feels important in the moment isn't that important. Happiness waits for you. What are you still working on? I'm trying to slow time down. Time is falling off a cliff for me.

But how does one practically slow time down so that thirty years doesn't fly past? I find that you can slow time down by Without further ado. I'm Steven Butler. And this is the diary of CEO.

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