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In this episode, Scott Galloway and Anthony Scaramucci dive into the rising anxiety among young men with guest Dan Harris, author of 10% Happier. The conversation explores critical themes such as rethinking masculinity, self-awareness, and the power of mindfulness to combat the pervasive isolation and anxiety facing this demographic. Harris emphasizes the importance of forming meaningful relationships and taking incremental action to overcome fear. Key takeaways include actionable strategies like volunteering, practicing self-compassion, and engaging in cognitive behavioral techniques for stress management.
Former co-anchor of ABC's Nightline and ABC's Good Morning America. Author of the bestselling book 10% Happier and creator of the 10% Happier Meditation app. With over two decades of journalistic experience, Dan advocates for meditation and mindfulness as tools for managing anxiety.
Renowned entrepreneur, founder of SkyBridge Capital, and former White House Communications Director. Known for his insights into financial markets and economic trends, Anthony engages audiences with his dynamic perspective and industry experience.
Tackle anxiety by gradually exposing yourself to what scares you. Start with manageable challenges, like attending an event for 5 minutes or sharing personal stories with a friend. Build resilience through incremental exposure.
Replace harsh self-criticism with supportive dialogue. Use self-compassion techniques, such as speaking to yourself by name and offering encouragement, to navigate challenging situations effectively.
Recognize the importance of building and maintaining positive relationships. Encourage young people to engage in group activities or volunteer work to connect with others and combat feelings of isolation.
Address stress by actively tackling the root causes. Whether it's visiting a doctor for health concerns or initiating difficult conversations, proactive steps can significantly reduce anxiety.
Promote a vision of masculinity that embraces emotional openness and vulnerability. Teach young men that real strength lies in the courage to face emotions and seek support when needed.