Susan Dominus reveals siblings’ critical, underappreciated influence on personal development, showing how differentiation and spillover drive achievement, resilience, and life direction.
Takeaways
•Sibling dynamics—differentiation, where each child forms a unique identity, and spillover, where success or struggles influence others—profoundly shape academic, career, and emotional outcomes.
•Parental influence matters less than commonly believed; in both privileged and working-class families, siblings often set the tone for motivation, ambition, and mutual support.
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