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Is Homeownership Still Worth It? + Why Work-Life Balance Is a Myth

Scott Galloway explains why renting often beats buying in high-cost markets like the Bay Area, makes the case for building economic trajectory over work-life balance, and offers a post-exit founder a framework for finding purpose without a company to run. Want to be featured in a ...  Show more

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