Scott Galloway: How Getting Rich Affected My Friendships | Office Hours

The gist

1. Instead of keeping score in relationships, decide what kind of friend or family member you want to be and hold yourself to that standard.
2. Galloway says it's fine to quietly let draining friendships fade, as long as you aim to give more than you take in the ones you keep.
3. If you live far from aging parents but are building your career, Galloway says stay put now so you can support them better, with less financial stress, later.
4. Galloway argues that economic success is partly luck, so those who've done well owe it to others to create opportunities rather than judge friends by net worth.