Scott Galloway’s Controversial Opinion About Work-Life Balance

[NM-hqio]

I love how Sam & Shawn always let their guests GO - no interruptions, no additional Qs, incredible pacing & they are just as curious as us viewers, bravo

[jantravelman]

This is what happens when you dont interrupt your guests and just let them talk, deep wisdom flows

[willd]

The amount of people that make 750k a year by 35 is utterly microscopic. They either inherit, or get extremely lucky with a specific business they start.

[untouchablex]

“I would’ve never started Nvidia if I had to do it over again. The sacrifices were not worth it.” Jensen Huang

[CaptPicard]

You can be economically secure with a work/life balance. Security is different than being incredibly wealthy.

[mecarr]

The hosts should be applauded for letting their guest speak. It is so rare anymore to see this kind of thing happen.

[cloudedjourney]

I willfully sacrificed a fair amount of time with my kids when they were really young to increase income and work a lot of hours to build a strong foundation of investments in real estate and later stocks. Now that they are getting older (12, 10, 8) I am able to set my own schedule, work less and have very little stress. Like he said balance is important but sometimes its a balance over years or decades, not a balanced day to day.

[sirguy]

Excellent video! When I get old- I want rich parents.

[TheThoughtfulGentleman]

MFM should be in the top 10 podcasts of all time 💪🏼

[asdf]

Scott Galloway is always dropping unbelievable wisdom

[Abdul_Rahman]

Retirement age in UK is 71.
I’m going to achieve retirement at 57!

[TokyoJohn]

I worked 60 hours a week for 30 years. Only was successful by having a great partner. Early Retirement was great.

[zkdisco]

I’m 24 years old, I had a software engineering job in Silicon Valley — could’ve stayed and risen the ranks or switched to the next big AI startup. But instead I quit everything to travel the world for a year. Recognized how fortunate I was to find success early and wasn’t going to miss out on doing my 20s right. I have no stream of income anymore, but I’ll figure it out… these travels have already paid off their investment. I wish my whole generation thought this way.

[dannyquiroz]

Absolutely agree with Scott. I hate it when wealthy retired guys who worked their fingers to the bone preaches to young people not to hustle so hard. Scott has it right, wealth takes work mixed in with luck (right place right time).

[WMDistraction]

Scott is about the only guy who gives what would typically be considered “grindset” advice I actually agree with. If you want to be 1% in under 15 years, you can’t be balanced in work and life. He understands what work culture and the reality of modern finances are while avoiding the doomerism that often happens among more left leaning people.

[main_stream_media_is_a_joke]

Having low cost hobbies and not being easily brainwashed by the media and people around you will reault in a much calmer and peaceful life...but then you may have to change your friends as your simple, minimal lifestyle won't be taken in the right spirit.

[ricardoambriz]

The title is a little misleading... Scott hasn't said a single CONTROVERSIAL thing. Great insights and wisdom!

[Chrismelendezsd]

First 2 minutes of this podcast I was sold. 🤯 Great podcast!

[samph]

This video motivated me to re-watch Office Space.

[gabemcmillan]

Shout out for St. Louis! Great city and a great balance.