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The Prof G Pod with Scott Galloway · May 13, 2026 · 23m

Why Markets Don't Panic Anymore + How to Build Real Relationships at Work

Scott Galloway examines how the shift to passive investing and algorithmic trading has changed market dynamics — visible panics have faded, but systemic risks may be growing. He then offers specific advice for introverts on building genuine relationships with senior leaders by leaning into listening and one-on-one depth. Finally, he argues that city living remains a career accelerant worth the cost early on, but the calculus changes as you age.

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Highlights

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Passive and algorithmic investing have eliminated visible market panics — but not underlying fragility
Galloway explains that the dominance of passive index funds and algorithmic trading means markets rarely exhibit the dramatic free‑falls of past crises, but that the absence of visible fear may conceal growing systemic vulnerability.
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How introverts can build real relationships with senior leaders
He provides practical guidance for introverts who want to connect with executives: focus on one‑on‑one settings, come prepared with thoughtful questions, and use natural listening skills rather than forcing extroverted small talk.
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City living is worth it — but only when you’re young
Galloway makes the case that the density, serendipity, and career opportunities of urban life justify the high cost and cramped quarters during the first phase of a career, after which the trade‑offs shift.
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