Few voices in business are as unfiltered—or as deliberately provocative—as Scott Galloway’s. The New York University marketing professor, tech startup veteran, and co-host of several podcasts, including the wildly popular Pivot, has built an enthusiastic following by saying what others won’t: that capitalism is broken, that Big Tech is out of control, that American masculinity is in crisis, and that dick jokes are underrated. In his new book, Notes on Being a Man, Galloway brings that same blunt force to the plight of young men today. It’s part manifesto, part self-help manual, part memoir—and entirely unapologetic about challenging outdated stereotypes while also urging men to get their shit together. Galloway opens up about his approach to health, vices, and why staying relevant means being uncomfortable.
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