Scott Galloway

If you're organized, creative, a good manager, I think event marketing is going to boom, if you will.

But traditional advertising, wow, watch out below.

And by the way, what I would tell my daughter is don't follow your talent.

I wouldn't be like, oh, just do what makes you happy.

I would say, find something you're really good at.

That's your job.

And going to college, just find subject material you think you're great at.

Take a bunch of classes you otherwise wouldn't take to see if something surprises you.

Try and throw in some STEM.

I would very much try and figure out a way to take classes that force you to write English or communication because I think that's the basis of all storytelling, which I still think is the enduring skill.

But boss, let's be honest.

We can tell our daughters whatever we want.

They're going to do what they want.

But if your daughter, these are good problems.

If your daughter's headed to college, you're obviously an engaged father.

You know, I think that's kind of 90% of success right there.

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