Scott Galloway
Adrift
Adrift traces how postwar public investment and a broad middle class gave way to shareholder-first incentives, while innovation, globalization, and technology brought real gains alongside concentrated power and unequal access. It asks what can restore broadly shared opportunity, and lays out reforms in markets, public services, education, and civic life.
11 chapters
The Algebra of Wealth
Scott Galloway’s framework asks how people can turn work, restraint, time, and investment into economic security rather than endless consumption. It connects character, career fit, compounding, budgeting, diversification, and tax-aware choices, then returns to the purpose of wealth: preserving options and making more room for relationships and care.
8 chapters