The Prof G Pod with Scott Galloway Is Waymo Winning the Self-Driving Race? Nike’s 'Winning Isn't for Everyone' Campaign, and What if My Talents and Skills Don’t Align With a High-Paying Job?
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Sep 4, 2024 A deep dive into Waymo's strides in the self-driving car race reveals its edge over traditional automakers like Tesla. Nike’s bold campaign, 'Winning Isn't for Everyone,' sparks a debate on competitiveness versus empathy, especially in youth. Insights on parenting challenge the conventional notion of ambition, advocating for kindness alongside competitiveness. The conversation wraps up with practical advice for those struggling to align their talents with lucrative career paths, highlighting the importance of personal fulfillment in the professional journey.
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Waymo's Underrated Progress
- Waymo's self-driving technology is advanced, with widespread use in cities like San Francisco.
- Despite this, it receives less attention than Tesla, likely due to Elon Musk's prominent persona and Tesla's marketing.
Waymo's City Choices
- Waymo operates in San Francisco, a city known for its skepticism towards corporations.
- They also operate in Phoenix, which might be more receptive to their technology.
Nike's Competitive Spirit
- Nike's "Winning Isn't For Everyone" campaign promotes a competitive spirit, contrasting with the "everyone gets a trophy" mentality.
- Galloway argues this competitiveness, alongside empathy, is healthy for young people.
