Says Being Rich Is The ‘Hardest Thing’ About Parenting

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I remember reading about a celebrity who gifts their children money specifically with the intention conveyed to them that they use it in a way to help someone. They don't put any other constraints to on it and ultimately it's the kid's choice regarding what to do with it. (They acknowledged that it was even possible one of their kids didn't give it away one year, but said "ultimately it's a process, it takes time").

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Anonymous wrote:Poor Tom, maybe a great QB but not too bright.

https://www.huffpost.com/entry/tom-brady-being-rich-is-hardest-thing-about-parenting_n_62e045dbe4b06e213fc49251

In what way does he sound "not too bright"?

DP. One of my friends nannied for one of their kid’s friends family and he is in fact not bright and just a textbook dumb jock. Although she did say that he and Giselle are very nice.


That said there’s nothing wrong with being dumb! I hate how everyone assumes that every successful person is also intelligent.

It's almost as if having the highest SAT score isn't a guarantee of success and wealth. Who woulda thunk it?

Lol whut? No one thinks that SATs have anything to do with being good at posing or throwing a ball.

Tell that to people insisting he's just a dumb jock. Some people just can't stand the idea that an athlete is more successful than they are.