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The Algebra of Wealth
Scott Galloway ISBN 9780593714027
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Scott Galloway ISBN 9780593714027
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This book by Scott Galloway has come up 3 times on Diary of a CEO. The people who brought it up: Scott Galloway, Steven Bartlett. The earliest mention we indexed is from 2024-07-11 and the most recent from 2026-05-04. Every occurrence below links to the episode page and to the exact second it was said on YouTube.
“You wrote this book, the the MLP profile, the simple formula for success. Brilliant, brilliant book.”— Steven Bartlett
The guest here is Scott Galloway: NYU Stern marketing professor, serial entrepreneur, and author known for 'The Algebra of Wealth' and his Prof G and Pivot podcasts. A self-described AI optimist who is bearish on AI company valuations. Scott Galloway argues AI hype is dressed-up fundraising, the wealthy have nihilistically checked out of society, and GLP-1 matters more than AI.
“I the biggest fan of this book your latest book the algebra of wealth so much so that I I've endorsed it on the front there”— Scott Galloway
The guest here is Scott Galloway: NYU Stern marketing professor, serial entrepreneur and author (The Algebra of Wealth), and co-host of the Pivot and Prof G podcasts known for blunt, data-driven analysis of business, tech, and society. Scott Galloway breaks down the 2024 US election, the crisis facing young men, identity politics, and why loneliness is AI's biggest threat.
“The book's called The Algebra of Wealth. I tried to distill it down to a a small number of features. The first is focus.”— Scott Galloway
The guest here is Scott Galloway: NYU Stern marketing professor, serial entrepreneur, and bestselling author of The Algebra of Wealth. A leading voice on business, finance, and the economic struggles of young men. Scott Galloway lays out his Algebra of Wealth: get diversified, become an owner not an earner, and master the tax game.
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