> The idolization of business culture has gotten completely out of hand. I'm concerned that when these children grow up they won't have the coping mechanisms t

> The idolization of business culture has gotten completely out of hand. I'm concerned that when these children grow up they won't have the coping mechanisms to deal with the fact that very few of them will get to be the CEO. That and the general cultural impact of bolstering STEM careers at the expense of skilled, manual labor careers, which can pay the same or more - especially when partnered with a strong entrepreneurial mindset. This stuff feels like a new outlet for overbearing stage/sport parenting types.