Gellman, Marc: - After a lifetime of working for others, Marc Gellman now works for himself. he\'s a proud author, a stand-up comedian, and grandpa to three grandkids.. . .
Now .
He earned maybe $1.25 an hour and made extra money from a side business he cooked up, ferrying groceries home from the market for elderly customers.
On the day of his sixteenth birthday, Marc started his working career as a clerk at the Big Apple Supermarket on Church Avenue, Brooklyn.
As a young boy, Marc developed an interest in watching the construction of buildings and he went on to attend a school of architecture.
Marc grew up in the East New York section of Brooklyn, New York in the 1950s and \'60s. with maybe just a little seriousness now and then. . .
With no one to answer to any longer, it\'s time for the silly me to come out .
Life\'s challenges and experiences influenced me to become a (mostly) serious-minded adult, and conformity was the only way to survive in the corporate world.
In my youth, I was a silly kid.
His future is all about accomplishing the fun stuff he always dreamed of doing.
After more that forty years focused on architectural design and real estate development projects, Marc has launched several new careers: writing books, performing stand-up comedy routines, and creating and starring in Benjamin\'s Grandpa videos.
Gellman, Marc: - After a lifetime of working for others, Marc Gellman now works for himself
