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Both 1 and 3 can be summed up as "be successful", which has traditionally been a great way to raise successful kids.
by nikanj 12y ago
Both 1 and 3 can be summed up as "be successful", which has traditionally been a great way to raise successful kids.
- AndrewKemendo 12y agoReally it's scale at that point and a matter of ease. So the better you do at 1 or 3 the easier success is, but coming from success does not seem to be required for success on average. So for example, really super rich kids can often fall into jobs at their parent's company, and many times high ranking ones. On the other end of the spectrum above poverty or lower middle class, those kids are able to start working on things they like (programming, music, sports etc...) while in high school without having to worry about helping to pay the rent. Which can lead to domain expertise. etc...
- aswanson 12y agoAlso, rich kids tend to go to better schools, where they are less likely to be bullied or surrounded by by kids that are disruptive and dont want to learn.