The Best of Scott Galloway
10+ most popular Scott Galloway articles, as voted by our community.
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Scott Galloway on Blockchain
Trustless | No Mercy / No Malice
It’s been a bummer summer for crypto. Flagship coins Bitcoin and Ether are at multiyear lows, while lesser coins barrel to zero. Luna went from a market capitalization of $34 billion (“market” and…
Scott Galloway on Economy
WMDs | No Mercy / No Malice
The element fueling economic growth is not a rare earth metal, processing power, or NFTs: It’s attention. The average American spends 11 hours per day consuming media, 65% of their waking life.…
«What Trotsky said about war applies to men here. You may not be interested in choice, but choice (specifically the diminution of choice) is interested in you»
Work From Office | No Mercy / No Malice
Work from home is polarizing. Last week I was on Smerconish, and after articulating the benefits of remote work for four minutes, I spent 30 seconds on the downsides: Offices are where young…
«We call it “work from home,” but that’s a misnomer. It’s “work from not at your employer’s location,” but that makes for a lousy acronym.»
Scott Galloway on Education
NYU professor Scott Galloway: The pandemic will reshape the future of higher education — and many universities…
Shared by 195, including Tauno, Jonathan Kogan, Matthias Lampe, Brian Laung Aoaeh, CFA, Juan Felipe Correa Giraldo
College Town | No Mercy / No Malice
College is a lubricant of social mobility, a vaccine against a creeping caste system, and a key that unlocks the American dream. Yet over the past 40 years, it’s become more difficult to access and…
Scott Galloway on Finance
Umpires, Not Kings | No Mercy / No Malice
Competition over scarce resources is at the heart of our evolution as a species and the success of Western democracies. We are the product of millions of generations of survivors who bested their…
Welfare Queens | No Mercy / No Malice
What’s the most successful venture capital firm in history? Kleiner Perkins and Sequoia Capital backed many Internet-era success stories. Andreessen Horowitz? No, one organization towers above. This…
Scott Galloway on Propaganda
TikTok: Trojan Stallion
Late in the Revolutionary War, Benjamin Franklin published a report detailing how the British army had enlisted Native American tribes to commit atrocities against settlers. One tribe, he reported,…
Scott Galloway on Russia
Yachts & War | No Mercy / No Malice
Capitalism gets a bad rap. It’s subject to weaponization by elites (cronyism), and the inequality it creates gives rise to caricatures of wealth as immoral and the wealthy as bad people. But this…
«a per-capita basis, Russia’s GDP is below the world average. Its total GDP is similarly unimpressive, a quarter of Japan’s.»
Scott Galloway on Society
Migrant | No Mercy / No Malice
Early on a Monday morning, 51 people assemble at a safe house in northern Mexico. A semi truck pulls up, and the man they’ve paid to shepherd them to America directs them into the trailer. Hours…
The Line | No Mercy / No Malice
There was controversy this month involving Kanye West. You can catch up here; I won’t reiterate it. I believe Kanye is ill, and I’ll return to ignoring him soon after this post. This post is about…
Scott Galloway on Twitter
@elon | No Mercy / No Malice
Desperate to recapture a delinquent attention cycle that’s wandered off to war, Elon Musk announced Monday he is the largest shareholder in Twitter, with a 9.2% (correction: 9.1%) stake. @elonmusk has…
Super-App | No Mercy / No Malice
Finally. Two years ago I wrote a letter to the chairman of Twitter calling for Jack Dorsey to be replaced as CEO. Or, more to the point, for the board to appoint a full-time CEO. An executive who…
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All Ears | No Mercy / No Malice
I’ve made my living communicating. The first 20 years of my career, I rented my brain to Fortune 500 CEOs looking for guidance on branding or strategy. Just as a hit television show is a cocktail of…
The Algebra of Decisions
This has been a week of difficult decisions. I walked away, for now, from a long-time business partner and watched another be fired. It’s been draining, and made me think about decision-making.…
«I’ll be angry that I was so angry so much, and disappointed that I let fear, or my need for people’s approval, get in the way of living out loud.»
AI | No Mercy / No Malice
Lately tech has been about failures. How technology has failed us. The more sober assessment is that humans are failing tech. Social media may be ruining childhood, and crypto has immolated billions…
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NYU professor Scott Galloway says Bloomberg should run: Elizabeth Warren has put on a 'masterclass' in campaigning,…
Shared by 33, including Joe Pulizzi, Jason Fried
Post Corona: Higher Ed, Part Deux
6-min read Our nation’s superpower is optimism. We invest in crazy ideas and believe anybody can be ...
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