Scott’s Nine Businesses | Prof G Markets

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First Ventures
Scott Galloway's entrepreneurial journey began with humble yet ambitious ventures. His first business, Stress Busters, involved renting VHS tapes to law firms and agencies, a challenging endeavor that taught him resilience and the harsh realities of entrepreneurship 1. Despite setbacks, such as losing all his videos to theft, Scott's determination led him to pivot and eventually apply to business school 2. Reflecting on these early days, he notes, "Nobody is really qualified to do anything they ever do. And that's what it means to be an entrepreneur" 3.
Consulting Origins
Transitioning from early ventures, Scott founded the consulting firm Profit, which marked a significant shift in his career. Inspired by a business school project, he pitched a brand strategy to Yamaha, securing a substantial contract despite initial doubts about his credibility 4. This experience underscored the importance of embracing rejection and luck in entrepreneurship. Scott emphasizes, "You just want to put yourself in a position to be lucky. And how do you do that? You endure" 5.
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