I liked this one from Tom Smith:
The problem is not wealth it is values. In the 80’s I was a scholarship kid at a wealthy prep school. My best friend came from a family that were so-called old money. All the children in my friend’s family seem to be well-adjusted. This was a result of adherence to a number of principles:
1. Mom and Dad are wealthy, you are poor;
2. On Christmas and your birthday you will get luxuries, otherwise you will have to work for them;
3. Mom and Dad will pay for anything that is life-affirming, e.g. music lessons, sports camps, education;
4. believe in something bigger than yourself.
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