Before his name became a boyword for “good taste” Martha Stewart Martha Costayara, the oldest daughter of six children in a well polish Catholic family, was born. Picked up at New Jersey’s Natley, showing an entrepreneur habit from an early age: A 10 -year -old Martha booked his first payment gig by planning a birthday parties for children in his neighborhood. She began modeling as a teenager, earning a $ 50 per hour to appear in advertising campaigns for the channel and Taurtton cigarette choice. With her 5’9 “frame and knockout beauty, the modeling portfolio of Stewart radiates the same mixture of cold charm and playful sexuality that will later define its entire brand.
But Stewart would take some time before being known, as David Letterman once referred to him, “James Brown of Home Entrying.” Stewart modeling in his early twenty -nine conditions, mostly as complement of his scholarship money at Barnard College. After graduating with a degree in Architectural History, she married Yale Law student Andy Stewart, a daughter in 1965, Alexis, and worked as the only female stockbroker in her firm on Wall Street. “The job taught me a lot about what to do to create a real business, a real company – a meaningful and useful enterprise,” Stewart later Remembered that“Still it was not until I left Wall Street that I had discovered my true entrepreneurship. I loved ideas. I loved the building. I loved making the building … and I loved making money as a result.”
