Published Jun 28, 2023

Office Hours: Tesla’s EV Charging Partnerships With GM and Ford, the Death of Reddit As We Know It? and Prioritizing Happiness When Making College Decisions

Scott Galloway explores Tesla's strategic partnerships with GM and Ford, the controversial API changes at Reddit amidst IPO ambitions, and offers college decision advice prioritizing student happiness and a broad-based education, emphasizing understanding and thriving in environments that align with personal interests.
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  • Choosing Happiness

    When choosing a college, emphasizes prioritizing happiness and personal growth over specific academic paths. He suggests that students should select a school where they feel they will thrive and enjoy their time, as this will lead to a more fulfilling experience. Scott notes, "Where do you think you're going to be happiest for four years? Let's ignore the subjects. Let's ignore the classes. Where are you just going to love life for four years?"

    Where do you think you're going to be happiest for four years? Let's ignore the subjects. Let's ignore the classes. Where are you just going to love life for four years?

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    He believes that the specific courses or majors are less important than the overall college experience and the personal development that comes with it 1 2.

       

    Educational Pathways

    Scott also discusses the decision between pursuing a specialized degree versus a broad-based education. He advises that students should explore various subjects in their early college years to discover their true interests and strengths. Scott shares, "Take a little bit of all of it and see where your skills lie. You know, are you great at economics? Are you just, do you just think, you know, I take to history really well, and I'm really good at this."

    Take a little bit of all of it and see where your skills lie. You know, are you great at economics? Are you just, do you just think, you know, I take to history really well, and I'm really good at this.

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    He suggests that a broad-based education can provide a strong foundation for future specialization, such as pursuing an MBA, and can help students become well-rounded individuals 3.

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