Scott Galloway on How to Find a Great Partner

In this engaging conversation, Scott Galloway and Chris Williamson discuss the secrets to finding a great partner. Galloway offers his insights on the qualities to look for, the importance of self-awareness, and the role of shared values in building a strong relationship. Williamson complements the discussion with his thoughts on modern dating dynamics and personal growth. Together, they provide valuable advice for anyone seeking a meaningful and lasting partnership.
Disclaimer: The views expressed in this video are personal opinions of the individuals involved and do not constitute professional advice. Always seek the guidance of qualified experts when making significant relationship decisions.

[@philgorman189]

Is Scott the only leftist who isn’t brain dead?

[@zakuzeon7382]

This guy is really weird overall. I've heard a lot of what he says and while some of it makes sense I find a LOT of it; particularly his advice, to be extremely poor. He essentially advocates moving to big cities, turning into a party animal and trying to bang all your co-workers in the hopes of finding the one who's chaste and going to devote the rest of their life to you. Probably the exact opposite of what most people should do. It sounds like he thinks most guys are Chad or at least Chad lites. I think this is also the only time I've heard him acknowledge introverts are a thing. That there are actually different personality types (using either straight up psychology, or 'pseudo-psychology' like the MBTI or Enneagram, etc) is something you rarely hear acknowledged by most during these types of discussions. It was nice that he brought it up, but clearly fails to grasp the meaning.

[@thorie79]

He's incorrect. Whether it's harassment isn't objective. If the target "feels" the expression of interest was unwanted, it's 100% harassment. This fact is being pounded into every man doing HR sensitivity training. DO NOT mix business and pleasure. DO NOT sh$t where you eat.