The old tagline used to be find your genius what you're good at and I think it

sets people up for a little bit of failure because what they realize is when

they're at work and work becomes hard and difficult they

immediately say well it's clearly not my passion because it's hard and I don't love

it or I'm not great at it so I haven't found my genius and I think the right

tagline is build your genius.

What's up everyone? I'm Paul Rabel, your host, professional athlete, and co-founder of the Premier Lacrosse League,

and this is an all-new episode of Suiting Up podcast.

And on today's show, I sit down with Scott Galloway. He's the head

professor of marketing at NYU Stern School of Business. He's also a nine-time entrepreneur,

two-time best-selling author. He's a public speaker, an email pal of mine, and repeat

guests on the show. And if I were you, I'd consider taking out a notepad because it's one of the

best shows I've done and we discuss all different items

having to do with his latest book called The Algebra of Happiness and he gets super granular

and as always backs his notions by data.

Here's a couple of things we talk about.

Choosing your career, which doesn't necessarily have to do with following your passion,

being agile around that, so that you can aggregate economic success and then he gives us tactics on building that wealth.

Secondly, we talk about how to cut out the bad stuff, find the right partner, ultimately defining true love which he equates to

happiness.

There's a ton in here.

You'll enjoy it, hopefully as much as you have.

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