Published Oct 1, 2020

Breaking Up Big Tech

Scott Galloway delves into fintech's investment potential, discusses the monopolistic power of big tech and the necessity of antitrust regulations with Zephyr Teachout, and reflects on the intricacies of fatherhood and legacy building.
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  • Fatherhood

    reflects on the unique bond he shares with his children, emphasizing the importance of creating memorable experiences. He recounts moments of mischief with his father, such as pretending to dine and dash, which he now tries to replicate with his own children to foster a singular and lasting connection. These playful acts, though minor, serve as a foundation for building a legacy of love and understanding.

    You want your kids to know you were there for them. But what you really hope for is that they miss you terribly.

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    Scott's stories highlight the delicate balance between being a fun parent and maintaining authority, as he navigates the complexities of fatherhood 1 2.

       

    Connections

    Scott also discusses the challenges and joys of connecting with his sons, particularly his nine-year-old, who is less impressed by him compared to his older brother. He shares how minor acts of rebellion, like sneaking onto golf courses, helped him bond with his own father, despite a complicated relationship. These moments of engagement are crucial for building a meaningful father-son connection.

    The key to being a good dad is to try to find and identify moments of engagement and really, really run through those.

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    Scott emphasizes the importance of seizing these opportunities to create lasting memories and strengthen familial bonds 3.

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