Looking to interview people who are the son, daughter, or grandchild of a wealthy famous person and can share their thoughts about growing up with extreme wealth and how it affects their career.

Though my family's wealth afforded me access to opportunities, it also increased my desire to prove to others, and more importantly to myself, that I could make a way for myself without using it. When I decided to start SourcingXpro in Shenzhen, I did not trade on my last name or connections, I traded on built trust by working alongside small businesses with investments of only $1,000. I made the shipments and checked on every deal in the beginning. That built a system that now saves clients up to 40 percent of their costs. Privilege taught me discipline is more valuable than luxury because it keeps me focused on the important work rather than being impressed by privilege.

Hello there - I manage the personal brand of Alex Peykoff (Niagara bottling). Alex would be open to this conversation. My email for him is alexpeykoffsm@gmail.com