Scott Galloway Tells All - $100M Net Worth, $4 Trillion Business Opp & Career Advice

If you want to be good at money, if you want to be good at anything, if you want to be good at tennis, if you want to be good at stamp collecting, you need to think about it a lot.

The obesity-related costs are 1.7 trillion-dollars a year. When you look at everything from knee replacements to cardiac to cancers that are obesity-related, we're looking at 1.7 trillion-dollars a year. That's 7% of our economy.

I think GLP-1 is bigger than GPT-4.

I'm gonna say the key to my success is rejection. I've had a lot of the marketplace, businesses, capital providers, women have provided a great deal of rejection for me. And my skill is my ability to endure that and move on and not lose my sense of enthusiasm.

I think there are going to be a lot of businesses, whether it's carpet cleaning or gas stations or hanging and selling draperies into small furniture companies, that are owned by boomers that are going to need transition—nice small businesses. And these individuals will need liquidity events, and they're just aging out of the business.

I'm still very anxious about money ... I like to be very open about money because I think that not talking about money is basically a decorum that is promoted by the incumbents and the wealthy.

The most disruptable business in the world is US healthcare ... 4 out of 5 people aren't happy with it. Cost have outpaced inflation for the last 40 years, meaning it's got the biggest chin in the world. And I think the fists of stone coming for it is artificial intelligence.

We didn't want have an open conversation about the fact that America is obese, 40% of them. The kids, you're more likely to commit suicide. Obesity in children, it's terrible. You're much more likely to be depressed as an adult, not go to college, and become more likely to to kill yourself.

The ability to mourn and move on is key. And the wonderful thing about America is that we don't embrace failure—that's bullshit—but we tolerate it.

The insecurity is real. I still am very fearful of being broke. I don't want to go back there.

Going to work for a big company is vastly underrated. They can abuse their monopoly position ... You will get rich slowly working at Google or it McKinsey.