Morgan Stanley CEO Says His Childhood Taught Him Empathy

Morgan Stanley CEO Says His Childhood Taught Him Empathy

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The transcript discusses growing up in a large family in Melbourne, Australia, highlighting the noise and empathy developed in such an environment. It touches on the father's career as an engineer and his advice to be independent. The cultural concept of the tall poppy syndrome in Australia is explained, emphasizing modesty despite success. The speaker shares the diverse achievements of their siblings, showcasing a supportive family dynamic.

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What was the experience of growing up in a large family like for the speaker?

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How did the speaker's father's career influence his views on work and independence?

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What is the 'tall poppy syndrome' and how does it affect successful individuals in Australia?

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Describe the relationship the speaker has with his siblings now that he is successful.

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What are some of the different paths that the speaker's siblings have taken in their lives?

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