Scott Galloway

I'm like, get to the doctor now. Take charge. If you got something, if you got something, they can most likely address it, clear it up. because exactly what you're saying. And I realized this is, this is not a Hallmark channel story, but the moment you start to take action against something, you start to relieve the anxiety. And he called me the next day and he was fine.

I'm like, get to the doctor now. Take charge. If you got something, if you got something, they can most likely address it, clear it up. because exactly what you're saying. And I realized this is, this is not a Hallmark channel story, but the moment you start to take action against something, you start to relieve the anxiety. And he called me the next day and he was fine.

And he was just like, you could just hear this giant fucking 24 hour, like sigh of relief. And I remember, I don't know if you guys remember probably too much information, but in the,

And he was just like, you could just hear this giant fucking 24 hour, like sigh of relief. And I remember, I don't know if you guys remember probably too much information, but in the,

the 90s we were raised to believe that if you had unprotected sex i meant you had aids i grew up in san francisco in the 90s and if i had unprotected sex it meant oh i'm magic johnson but not as famous i know i have aids it's not a question i know i have it now yep and and now and then what i started doing was regularly getting tested and it just great story it just absolutely made me feel you know took all of that away because well you really i love the work that

the 90s we were raised to believe that if you had unprotected sex i meant you had aids i grew up in san francisco in the 90s and if i had unprotected sex it meant oh i'm magic johnson but not as famous i know i have aids it's not a question i know i have it now yep and and now and then what i started doing was regularly getting tested and it just great story it just absolutely made me feel you know took all of that away because well you really i love the work that

Uh, my colleague Adam alter does on end of life. He goes into palliative care and he surveys people who are literally at the end of their life, which brings from a lot of perspective and their regrets are in reverse order. They wish that they'd stayed in better touch with friends too.

Uh, my colleague Adam alter does on end of life. He goes into palliative care and he surveys people who are literally at the end of their life, which brings from a lot of perspective and their regrets are in reverse order. They wish that they'd stayed in better touch with friends too.

They wish they'd led the life they wanted to lead, not the life, their church or their parents or society wanted them to lead. But their number one regret is they wish they'd been less hard on themselves. Yeah. And the thing you were gonna regret in your life is not is not getting fired. It's not the breakup. It's not a stock that gets cut in half. It's not the STD.

They wish they'd led the life they wanted to lead, not the life, their church or their parents or society wanted them to lead. But their number one regret is they wish they'd been less hard on themselves. Yeah. And the thing you were gonna regret in your life is not is not getting fired. It's not the breakup. It's not a stock that gets cut in half. It's not the STD.

It's how much anxiety and punishment you put yourself through. That's the thing dying people regret. It's not what happened to them. It's how they responded to what happened to them. And to your point, and I say this, I constantly parrot you, Dan. Action absorbs anxiety. You got a problem, start to address it, and you immediately feel better.

It's how much anxiety and punishment you put yourself through. That's the thing dying people regret. It's not what happened to them. It's how they responded to what happened to them. And to your point, and I say this, I constantly parrot you, Dan. Action absorbs anxiety. You got a problem, start to address it, and you immediately feel better.

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I appreciate you saying that. I reciprocate all of those good emotions. Cara, thank you.

I appreciate you saying that. I reciprocate all of those good emotions. Cara, thank you.

I appreciate you saying that. I reciprocate all of those good emotions. Cara, thank you.

So I'm an adolescent. When I wake up in the morning, I immediately grab my phone. And the first thing I do this morning is I open the New York Times app. And what do I see? I see this big, colorful picture of a seven-year-old boy on a climbing wall. And I look at it. And granted, I'm a little, you know, misty-eyed, the edibles, just trying to, you know, no coffee, pre-coffee, post-edibles.

So I'm an adolescent. When I wake up in the morning, I immediately grab my phone. And the first thing I do this morning is I open the New York Times app. And what do I see? I see this big, colorful picture of a seven-year-old boy on a climbing wall. And I look at it. And granted, I'm a little, you know, misty-eyed, the edibles, just trying to, you know, no coffee, pre-coffee, post-edibles.

So I'm an adolescent. When I wake up in the morning, I immediately grab my phone. And the first thing I do this morning is I open the New York Times app. And what do I see? I see this big, colorful picture of a seven-year-old boy on a climbing wall. And I look at it. And granted, I'm a little, you know, misty-eyed, the edibles, just trying to, you know, no coffee, pre-coffee, post-edibles.