Scott Galloway, a clinical professor of marketing at NYU and renowned entrepreneur, discusses the struggles faced by millennials and Gen Z. He explains why this generation is economically worse off than their parents, with COVID-19 exacerbating the wealth gap. Galloway critiques the impacts of TikTok on youth culture and addresses modern masculinity's challenges. He offers practical advice on personal happiness, resilience, and the importance of taking risks for growth. Dive into this insightful conversation on the complexities of today's societal landscape.
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Millennial Disadvantage
Millennials are the first generation not doing better than their parents, facing lower economic outcomes.
This is due to deliberate policy choices like tax cuts for homeowners and stockholders, favoring older generations.
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Boomer Advantage
Baby Boomers benefited from economic booms and have prioritized policies enriching themselves.
This has resulted in a transfer of wealth from younger generations to older, wealthier ones.
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TikTok's Potential Weaponization
TikTok, while engaging, may be a tool for subtly undermining America.
By manipulating content, it could foster negativity, erode trust, and divert attention from China's issues.
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In 'Of Boys and Men,' Richard V. Reeves delves into the complex and urgent crisis of boyhood and manhood. He discusses how profound economic and social changes have led to many boys and men losing ground in education, the workplace, and family life. Reeves presents detailed research on the structural challenges, including lower academic performance, declining labor force participation, and the specific hardships faced by black boys and men. He argues that both conservative and progressive politicians have failed to provide effective solutions and offers fresh, innovative proposals such as delaying boys' entry into school, increasing male teachers, and improving vocational education. The book emphasizes the need for a positive vision of masculinity in a more equal world without compromising gender equality[3][4][5].
Scott Galloway is a clinical professor of marketing at the New York University Stern School of Business, a public speaker, entrepreneur and an author.
Millennials are the first generation who have not done better than their parents. Educational outcomes, finances, home ownership, mental health and marriage rates are all thrown up in the air. Why has this happened and what can we do about it?
Expect to learn why covid worsened the wealth gap more than it already was, why TikTok is a trojan stallion which should be banned, why news pundits suck so much, what makes a news story go viral, Scott's advice to young people on how to maximise effectiveness in life, the most important things to focus on in order to be happy and much more...