#working-class-upbringing tag

I grew up lower middle class and the first time I saw a friend's parents throw away leftovers I understood we were different-here are 9 other moments that made it clear - Silicon Canals

Growing up working-class shapes perspectives, routines, and assumptions, creating distinct approaches to life and different definitions of normal.

Startup companies

fromBusiness Insider

1 week ago

The biggest mistakes these centimillionaires made raising their kids with money - and how to fix them

Couple with minimal formal education builds wealth through hard work, curiosity, entrepreneurship, persistence, and family-driven determination.

Venture

fromFortune

2 months ago

Billionaire Mark Cuban once ran a Ponzi scheme from his dorm room: 'That's how I paid for my junior year of college' | Fortune

Mark Cuban used early entrepreneurial and sometimes shady schemes, including a chain-letter Ponzi, with persistent hustling to fund college and launch his business career.

Books

fromwww.npr.org

2 months ago

Intimate and intriguing, Patti Smith's memoir offers new revelations

Patti Smith traces a working-class childhood to a revived artistic career after widowhood, emphasizing memory, kindness, and relationships with Mapplethorpe and Fred 'Sonic' Smith.

fromwww.fourfourtwo.com

4 months ago

'She had an incredible influence on me, and it's like anything else in life: sometimes, sadly, you really don't appreciate it until it's gone' Ally McCoist tells FourFourTwo the four people he admires most

My mother and father came from working-class environments, and we were a working-class family. My father constantly worked night shifts, and at weekends he took the team I played for. My mother was always around, and also worked two or three jobs just to look after my sister and me. She had a work ethic to look after a family and do the very best for us, like all mothers have, he went on.

Soccer (FIFA)

Books

fromJezebel

4 months ago

'Everyone's Seen My Tits' Is a Cheeky Title for a Memoir About Gender and Sexual Trauma

Keeley Hazell rose to fame as a Page 3 model and reflects on class, feminism, objectification, and agency while confronting criticism of topless modeling.