FAMILY DYNAMICS: Unraveling the Mystery of Sibling Success
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LinkedIn presents. I'm Rufus Griscomb and this is the Next Big Idea. Today, a journey into the mystery of sibling success. The annals of history abound with ambitious accomplished siblings.
Think of the Bronte sisters, Charlotte, Emily, and Anne. From a modest parsonage in the Yorkshire moors, the three of them produced some of the most beloved nineteenth century novels, including Wethering Heights and Jane Eyre. Or there's Wilbur and Orville Wright, brothers from Dayton who, with scant funds and no formal training, solved the puzzle of controlled flight. Or how about the Kennedys, Jack, Bobby, and Teddy, the most captivating trio American politics has ever seen.
And it's not just the history books. Successful siblings are strewn across the contemporary landscape too. We have the brothers Emmanuel, Rom, who was Obama's chief of staff and later mayor of Chicago, Ari, the Hollywood super agent who's among the most powerful people in show business, and Zeke, one of the most respected medical ethicists in the world. We see successful siblings also in sports, Serena and Venus Williams, Peyton and Eli Manning, Jason and Travis Kelsey, in business, Susan Wojzisky,
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