She was a Young Rich Lister. She hated it

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hen former fashion entrepreneur Erin Deering was five, before she started school, she went with her family to a fête at her sister’s school. There, she looked longingly at the basic primary school fair merchandise of soaps and cakes. But she had no money of her own to buy anything. So, she took some balloons that had been used to decorate the school and sold them for 20¢ apiece.