Welcome to the show, I'm Jordan Harbinger.

As always I'm here with my producer Jason DeFilippo.

Today's guest, Scott Galloway, is a professor at Stern Business School in New York.

He's also a successful serial entrepreneur and the author of the Algebra of Happiness.

So what?

Well, his resume actually reads like a What Not to Do, according to his own book.

This is a guy who didn't care at all about school and almost didn't even go, and then

ended up talking his way into undergrad and business school and had a heck of a ride

since then of course.

Today Scott is sharing some very real wisdom gained through his experience, such as why

you should forget about work-life balance early in your career if you want economic success.

Why the advice to follow your passion is actually terrible, and you know I love that topic.

We'll also discuss why talent is mere table stakes these days and what to cultivate instead.

There's a lot of gold in this episode, and I really hope you enjoy it and you might even

get your bell rung by some of the truth in this episode as well.

And one thing that Scott recommended, spoiler alert, is focusing on your relationships.

That's what we're teaching you how to do in six minute networking, which is our networking

course, which is free at JordanHarbinger.com slash course.

All right, here's Scott Galloway.

First of all, your bio almost reads like a What Not to Do, according to your own book,

because it was like, I'm not trying in school.

I'm going to lie to get an interview and get ahead.

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