The Prof G Pod with Scott Galloway Ten Percent Happier — with Scott Galloway
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Apr 13, 2023 
Scott Galloway, a marketing professor at NYU and bestselling author, shares compelling insights on work and mental health. He discusses how societal pressures impact work-life balance and the emotional toll of competition. Galloway highlights the pervasive economic anxiety even among the successful, emphasizing the importance of genuine connections amid hustle culture. He also explores the benefits of in-person workspaces for mentorship and growth, challenging the idealization of remote work and its implications on personal relationships.
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Work and Mental Health
- Work significantly impacts mental health due to its connection to economic security and social status.
- Men, in particular, are often judged by their professional achievements, linking work performance to self-worth.
Privilege and Perspective
- Scott Galloway reflects on his privilege as a white, heterosexual male born in the mid-60s.
- He acknowledges the advantages he's had, including access to education and the rise of the internet.
Motivation from Hardship
- Scott Galloway's motivation for success stemmed from his mother's illness and his inability to afford proper care.
- This experience fueled his desire for economic security and the ability to provide for his family.
