"Anyone who tells you to follow your passion is already rich." Scott Galloway on why "follow your passion" is bad advice: "Find something you're good at, and get amazing at it. Become a ninja-like master, and then the accoutrements of mastery, economic relevance, camaraderie, prestige, a larger selection set of mates than you deserve, will make you passionate about whatever that thing is." "No 8-year old thinks, 'I wanna grow up to be a tax lawyer.' The best tax lawyers fly private, get invited to interesting conferences, marry people more interesting and hotter than them, which makes them passionate about tax law." "People, especially young people, mistake hobbies for their passions. Be a baller in an industry that has a 90 plus percent employment rate, and then do what I do." "Find your talent. Find your talent. That's your job."