Would love to see a re-do 2024 edition of this great Q&A.
@user-bc4rs2si2j23 күн бұрын
Amazing video Spot on cut out the bullshit Love it!!!
@yosef3bduljalil24 күн бұрын
الدحيح ومصادره😂
@user-qm6rx4ie2y25 күн бұрын
I'd prefer the music to be less loud
@arifurrahman599127 күн бұрын
6 years, now each company is worth over 3T, and government is not interested in breaking up big tech.
@CreateCraftLabАй бұрын
6 years later today, i wonder whats the new statistic of all
@magicalfrijoles6766Ай бұрын
I was in a book club at work. This was the 2nd book we read. Out of 16 people, 2 enjoyed it. This book is awful.
@gordonreid2173Ай бұрын
Holy Shit Scott! I just wrote that without reading the next comment. Amazing.
@h.nguyen4193Ай бұрын
Don't worry Millennials hate you.
@GigglesD2Ай бұрын
Ok...for 1 German tanks did not deflect missles...WTF. Bro learn tech
@xghramАй бұрын
I miss this series. I still don’t know why it had to end.
@ralstonawayan448Ай бұрын
“Assume it’s NOT you!” The most insightful advice I’ve heard in my life.
@vanshchaturvedi5567Ай бұрын
Its the most practical advice i had ever received
@abrahambeyda2122Ай бұрын
To tell the next generation to work their ass off for a system (economy) that has utterly failed them and will put more power in the hands of the wealthy is ridiculous. Look at all your cohorts that you blame for the situation their kids are in. Money will never be a way to provide equality or happiness. We need a better way
@solomondavid9077Ай бұрын
I wish this had a different tittle. Otherwise, sound advice!!
@Mukunda57572 ай бұрын
What If No Money in future
@johnsuede2 ай бұрын
This guy has nailed it. Great advise. I wish someone had told me this stuff 40 years ago, but I probably wouldn’t have listened anyway. I’m lucky enough to have discovered these truths in my life’s journey but a head start would have helped
@thinkintime12 ай бұрын
Greetings from Chicago
@mautan84532 ай бұрын
Isn't GenAI replacing Google & TikTok replacing FB? Apple has lost its mojo with incremental feature Tweeks.
@MrRGBTV3 ай бұрын
Nailed it. Every bit of it was spot on. I greatly appreciate the harsh truths given here.
@danielwalley65543 ай бұрын
Brilliant. I think pretty much everyone can take something they haven't considered from this.
@OvertheWheels3 ай бұрын
Unfortunately we are still waiting for the broken up!😆😆😆
@jimhilly40413 ай бұрын
Great observations and advice. However, IMO Professor Galloway misses one huge source of happiness, helping others. When I wonder why am I here and does anything matter I remind myself of the people I have helped and am helping. This brings me joy. Helping others may bring you joy as well.
@doug27313 ай бұрын
TLDW - He is bullish on Amazon.
@antikoerper2563 ай бұрын
The Professor is something else. Scott Galloway is Scott Galloway. Very powerful stuff!
@tkt89943 ай бұрын
Im back to business school, but I didnt choose to specialize in finance or accoutning. Now i feel kinda fucked for life.
@dkutagulla3 ай бұрын
Most Meaningful And Relevant Advice
@ibrahimkurdieh37283 ай бұрын
I’m sorry, but this is good advice only for people who equate happiness with conformity. The reality is that there can never be true happiness without authenticity, and there can never be authenticity without breaking from the herd
@moneymakingsim43143 ай бұрын
✋🏽🛑This….video…will..change..your..life!!! PLEASE DO WHAT HE SAYS! I’m a alcoholic and addict. I have a baby on the way. I suffer from anxiety and depression issues. I aslo have non-violent property felonies due to addiction. (Commercial burglary) Got sober after Jail, and 10 Years have past. I have a great trade, car, apartment amongst other things. Met a good girl that I was attracted to because she was easy to get with. Not truly sexually or mentally attracted to her, even though I force myself to be…She is supportive of my goals though. We now have a kid on the way.. I also relapsed back into heavy drinking 1 year ago. I am 36 years old now and tired. Same ole hamster wheel. Always had dreams of wealth. I’m also an avid reader, researcher and love talking and teaching.. (friends call me professor griff for fun)😂…Anywho, if you made it this far.. Just know EVERYTHING Scott said is the truth. Changing my shii now!! Peace and love y’all.✌🏽❤️
@ismaelhall39903 ай бұрын
thanks.
@ismaelhall39903 ай бұрын
I only leaned of this man a year ago, wished I found him years ago,
@Lululemon20233 ай бұрын
Xiaomi is not Apple
@DaCocoBrova3 ай бұрын
Criminally underviewed...still!
@Wolfsheim233 ай бұрын
One of the hardest things to teach young people trying to build wealth. TIME GOES BY FAAAST! Be patient. 10 Years literally flies by and it goes faster the older you get. 10 years is nothing. It seems like Sooo Long but when you live it, it flies by so fast. Ask any 30 yr old how fast they flew by. Once they can somewhat grasp this, the rest should come so much easier for them actually building wealth to be financially secure, not just for themself and their family, but if passed on to your kids it can keep compounding long past your own life.
@Wolfsheim233 ай бұрын
I wanted to create a video just like this; in fact, I was researching to see if anyone did create a video of what I want young people to learn about finance ASAP. This is great and incredibly important to fully understand. Hopefully you show the amazing Compound Interest Calculator that is Moneychimp. Great stuff! Watch and rewatch this video and absorb as much as you can and research these topics. Every young person can be mostly financially free within 10 years starting at 18 or even younger, live at home as much of that as possible. Don't get married. Save $2000 a month. Build good Credit. Throw that into either S&P500 or Tech ETF like VOO or VGT. and it's simple.. FORGET ABOUT IT. and in 10 yrs you will will have the fluidity and knowledge and confidence to retire and live not only the rest of your life, if you pass on the knowledge it will pass from generation to generation in perpetuity. Even if you can just save $1000 a month and invest it, you will still be mostly experienced enough in 10 yrs to leverage that into financial freedom forever after. It's just stupid easy though if you have the amount built from $2000 a month. This knowledge could be applied by ANYONE in any demographic in America. Any minimum wage job should provide this. Just DON'T GET MARRIED & DON'T HAVE CHILDREN til well into this process.. at least 5 years in. Actually you can get married if your wife follows this same plan doing it with you all the way. BTW using moneychimp the above calculations are $2000 and $24,000 annual growth for 10 years at 12% compounding interest, (which is less than both the avg of VOO & VGT for past 10-20 years!) totaling $477,921.70 and welcome to your early retirement and a bright continuing future in Wealth Building.
@lybnychavez69533 ай бұрын
😂 this dude got moody of it right
@SaaSLTDDeals4 ай бұрын
Wow, sometimes the journey is in the search itself. Embracing the unknown can lead to unexpected discoveries. Keep exploring, keep growing!
@oscarmora49195 ай бұрын
Thanks for the amazing video
@Hazztech5 ай бұрын
The one problem with the closing statement is that correcting somebody makes you look like an asshole
@BottleneckDA5 ай бұрын
This is ass backwards. it's not about building brands. Why in the world would you do this in someone else's category?
@demianclarke5 ай бұрын
How does new demand actually get created 🤔? Who designed this market? Who was first to educate the public? He thinks brands, build brands. He thinks markets, just happen. When in fact. Categories, build brands. No Cloud, no Salesforce No Generative AI, no OpenAI This marketing "gurus" teach them winning is about branding and positioning (in a market category created by someone else). Winning is about creating. Not competing.
@Futtkepup5 ай бұрын
No
@Roman_Ivanov1055 ай бұрын
Cool, this is what I understand, support, such stars for the project
@911scimitar6 ай бұрын
Does he have a family or not? In one instance he says he had a failed marriage, in another he says he never got married. In one instance he says he is a good dad and in another he says he doesn't havw children
@TremblingQualifier6 ай бұрын
This is great but is also just a list of a lot of common advice and knowledge that is out there already. A few of the points are better handled by a real expert but overall this could be decent parenting advice for a teen/college student or someone in their 30s/40s who is lost AF.
@dmk5n16 ай бұрын
1. THE ARC OF HAPPINESS 0:47 2. SWEATING VS. WATCHING 1:34 3. MYTH OF BALANCE 2:03 4. WORK, PARTNER, FRIENDS 2:31 5. PASSION, VALUES, MONEY 3:07 6. ZIPCODE + CREDENTIALS 3:41 7. MONEY AND HAPPINESS 4:11 8. COMPOUND INTEREST 4:32 9. FIND YOUR GORILLA 5:00 10. EQUITY WEALTH 5:26 11. ALCOHOL 6:22 12. THINGS VS. EXPERIENCES 7:21 13. GOOD DEATH AND ROI 7:37 14. HAPPINES = FAMILY 8:19 15. SUCCESS = RESILIENCE / FAILURE 8:43 16. NOTHING IS EVER AS GOOD OR AS BAD AS IT SEEMS 9:17 #wisdom #2024