Labor Day Vs. Capitol Day

No blog post this week. I apologize but sometimes life takes a busier route then you expect. But never say I left you with lack of content. In place of my own posting today, I would like to direct your attention to one of the better blogs posts I’ve read in recent months.

Scott Galloway’s take on Labor vs. Capital.

Scott Galloway is one of the more insightful thinkers out there today. He is a Professor of Marketing at NYU Stern, the bestselling author of “The Four” and "Algebra of Happiness", and the host of the wonderful Prof G podcast.

I read his blog every week and was absolutely floored by his take on Labor vs. Capital. I’ve been wanting to cover this subject for a while now, however, in this age of misinformation I believe it best to give you, my readers, the best, most well researched information out there. With this in mind, I’ve decided to showcase Scott’s piece this week.

You can read of Scott Galloway’s piece here.

So enjoy. If you like Scott’s writing you can subscribe to his blog with the very cool name: No Malice, No Mercy.

He doesn’t say it here, but Scott is a big time capitalist. On a recent TV guest appearance he said that the federal minimum wage should be $25 per hour. So that ought to drive some debate.

PS.

Be sure to catch me this Wednesday as the guest host on Vermont Viewpoint on WDEV radio in Vermont. You can listen here at 9 a.m. Wednesday or catch it anytime on their podcast: https://wdevradio.com/programs/

We will be talking politics with Elaine Haney, the executive director of EmergeVT, an organization that has changed Vermont’s political landscape by training women for elected office. Months ago I wrote a blog post about their founder Madeleine May Kunin, which you can read here. Elaine will be followed by commentator John Walters, who will discuss the upcoming elections.