The rich and poor family successwise

[Obulis]

The drive to earn more nowadays is like never before. There are leverages, networks and chances which without thinking twice the elites (the rich) in every society and their family has it.
All that being, it is not a news how someone with no social backgrounds has become of elite background.
Leverages and networks and chances are some times misused or also managed and at times multiplied.
Funny enough, let's just say some well to do family today started from poor background.

This left me thinking, successwise, among people from rich and poor families, who makes the greatest success?
What is your views of success tendency between people from rich and poor background?
What do you think is the percentage reality(or percentages in reality)?

[Fivestar4everMVP]

Both those from rich and poor family backgrounds have just about the same opportunities to succeeding in life, the only bit of difference is that those from rich families already have a leverage to ride on, they have an edge which those from poor families do not have, but this is often not an excuse for any one who is really determined to succeed in building that idea or establishing that big business empire and so on..

I have personally seen guys from really poor background struggle their way to the top even while some persons from rich families are still struggling to cope..

I would say that mindset also plays a very huge role in shaping our desire to achieving goals, reaching milestones in life, I once worked in a big polyethylene company owned by a man who didn't go school due to how poor his parent were, he hardly manages to speak good English, yet he managed to build such a big company, and have employed and is paying over 1000 university graduates who are working for him and supposedly from well to do families as well.

[hyudien]

This left me thinking, successwise, among people from rich and poor families, who makes the greatest success?
What is your views of success tendency between people from rich and poor background?
What do you think is the percentage reality(or percentages in reality)?

I still believe that those born into wealth have a greater chance of achieving success. Just look at famous and successful people today: most of them have financially supportive backgrounds, such as Mark Zuckerberg and Elon Musk.
Parental education and the environment are also crucial in shaping those who aspire to success, providing an easier path. However that doesn't mean those born poor can't achieve it. Opportunities will always be there, it just depends on how smart we are in managing them and making them a reality.

[Eternad]

This left me thinking, successwise, among people from rich and poor families, who makes the greatest success?
What is your views of success tendency between people from rich and poor background?
What do you think is the percentage reality(or percentages in reality)?

Rich people has higher chance to become successful since they already have connections and capital to start their own business that’s why they often create a business that is unique based on their own idea. They have luxury to risk on their business idea because they have capital unlike poor that still needs to work before they can have enough capital and sometimes they are already stuck on a corporate job until they retired.

Elon Musk for example has a wealthy father while Bezos have a parents that still can fund a business which is they are not totally poor.

[sunsilk]

I think people who have been born with a rich family, they have a different description of success.

But if someone came from a poor family and able to make themselves rich, that's the kind of tastiest success that anyone would like to have.

So, it truly differs of how we'll describe success. And once is able to make it from bottom to the top, they're incredible but the chances of doing that is kind of low without having any help from a family that's able.

[YOSHIE]

What do you think is the percentage reality(or percentages in reality)?

As far as I know, in economics books there are no specific comparisons between poor people becoming rich and there are no statistics, this is because different countries also have different percentage comparisons. in the economics book category it does not mention the % of lives of the successful poor, successful middle class and successful rich.

In general, what we can see are the factors of those who are successful in economic growth, mostly there is support from the family, economic mobility is there, but if I think about it, calculating the percentage of poor people who become rich is probably under 19%, it could be said there is support and upbringing from the family, for example: younger siblings, they were initially poor because one of them was rich and successful, so they invited their siblings to join, this often happens in families in China, but the percentage is not clear what percentage.

[imamusma]

I think people who have been born with a rich family, they have a different description of success.

But if someone came from a poor family and able to make themselves rich, that's the kind of tastiest success that anyone would like to have.

So, it truly differs of how we'll describe success. And once is able to make it from bottom to the top, they're incredible but the chances of doing that is kind of low without having any help from a family that's able.

Regardless of one background, achieving success through one own hard work is clearly a pride. This doesn’t mean rejecting any form of support from parents or family. Those born into wealthy families are indeed fortunate, they can take advantage of connections that are sometimes even more valuable than the capital they receive.
Competition has become increasingly fierce in today era, both in the business world and in securing a stable job. Both demand that you possess above average skills, so use your time as best as possible to continue learning and forming discipline.

[DaNNy001]

When it comes to taking advantage of chances it has nothing to do with whether you are from a rich or poor background,  it's all a matter of being focused and consistent...most of the wealthy families you see today didn't have wealth stacked up waiting for them as a generational inheritance but they worked their way to the top through hardwork and discipline, it means your background shouldn't be used as an excuse

[harapan]

What do you think is the percentage reality(or percentages in reality)?

There's more privilege of being  successful when you're coming from a well to do family, the connections and all that everything falling in place cause you have something to give out. But on the other hand an individual from a poor background isn't limited to such opportunities you know. Cause sometimes their efforts pays it all. But the percentage in reality is that the rich family get much hands in becoming successful than the poor.

[Solosanz]

How do you define successwise?

Honestly I don't think when a person born from rich parent and he got a responsibility from his father to control the business, then after few years he able to make the business gets bigger is success. The person only manage the business and it's really normal for a business gets bigger from time to time.

We can consider he's success if he able to create a business or career that bigger than his parent.

On the other hand, if a person born from poor parent, when he able to make his family life better, he's already successful even though if we compare his wealth to rich people, his wealth is almost nothing.

[sunsilk]

I think people who have been born with a rich family, they have a different description of success.

But if someone came from a poor family and able to make themselves rich, that's the kind of tastiest success that anyone would like to have.

So, it truly differs of how we'll describe success. And once is able to make it from bottom to the top, they're incredible but the chances of doing that is kind of low without having any help from a family that's able.

Regardless of one background, achieving success through one own hard work is clearly a pride. This doesn’t mean rejecting any form of support from parents or family. Those born into wealthy families are indeed fortunate, they can take advantage of connections that are sometimes even more valuable than the capital they receive.
Competition has become increasingly fierce in today era, both in the business world and in securing a stable job. Both demand that you possess above average skills, so use your time as best as possible to continue learning and forming discipline.

The ones who are born rich have all the advantage and success seems to be near to them. But I agree, that it's an individual way of being successful.

With or without help, as long as you take your pride in it, that's all that matters for someone who values their own personal success.

And we're all having that kind of success that defines our personalities and how we're satisfied once we have reach that point.

[aylabadia05]

This left me thinking, successwise, among people from rich and poor families, who makes the greatest success?
What is your views of success tendency between people from rich and poor background?
What do you think is the percentage reality(or percentages in reality)?

Those who succeed first are those who truly capitalize on the positive benefits of their networks and expertise. Their wealthy backgrounds are more advantageous because they can rely on wealth as capital, but if they lack expertise and don't know how to capitalize on opportunities, the results are the same: stagnant.

Usually, those who become wealthy quickly are those who are willing to seize opportunities and are able to effectively minimize challenges and risks.
I don't feel wealthy in terms of assets yet, but I can feel that I am wealthy through the network I surround myself with.

[coin-investor]

This left me thinking, successwise, among people from rich and poor families, who makes the greatest success?
What is your views of success tendency between people from rich and poor background?

Although wealthy people have advantages in funding higher education, it still depends on the individual's drive to succeed in life.
I have seen poor people working their way to success against so many odds.
Character and motivation are the two factors that can make one succeed in life, and they're not attributed to a specific type of people or social standing.  
So rich nd poor, there's no difference, it's their will to succeed that counts.

[Marvelockg]

This left me thinking, successwise, among people from rich and poor families, who makes the greatest success?
What is your views of success tendency between people from rich and poor background?
What do you think is the percentage reality(or percentages in reality)?

Same way it's easier to make more money when you already have some amount of money is the same coming from a well to do home gives you an edge over others that might not have a good foundation that stands as their support system.

If you inherit wealth for instance, you don't just inherit wealth but also inherits connections that stands to help you get things easier than your mates that might not have access to the privileges you have. The edge that comes with being part of a well to do family gives you far more leverage than what hard work or being smart or brilliant can give.

[BIT-BENDER]

This left me thinking, successwise, among people from rich and poor families, who makes the greatest success?
What is your views of success tendency between people from rich and poor background?
What do you think is the percentage reality(or percentages in reality)?

It should not leave you thinking because people from rich family are far more likely to be successful that the people from the poor family and it is not even something you think about.
Many of the billionaires either benefited from their family fortune or connection, coming from a rich home gives you access to money, connection and power to propel anyone to success.
People from poor homes can be successful but it is harder for them than someone from a rich family.

[SOKO-DEKE]

This left me thinking, successwise, among people from rich and poor families, who makes the greatest success?
What is your views of success tendency between people from rich and poor background?
What do you think is the percentage reality(or percentages in reality)?

To me, it seems that those people who are born into wealthy families always have a higher chance of becoming successful than those who are born into poor families. If we look at the current wealthy people, it is clear that almost all of them come from rich families. It’s not that those who make it from poor families don’t exist, but the percentage of them is really low.

All those from wealthy families always have a high chance of becoming rich because they start from a higher level, unlike poor people who start from a very low level. Take business as an example: those whose families are rich can start a business with reasonable capital, and it’s very possible that no financial burden will be on their heads because their families can take care of themselves.

But for a poor person, it’s possible that they will start with borrowed capital, and there will still be financial burdens on their head, as they may also need to assist their parents and some of their relatives. That alone may prevent the business from growing.

[mvdheuvel1983]

When it comes to taking advantage of chances it has nothing to do with whether you are from a rich or poor background,  it's all a matter of being focused and consistent...most of the wealthy families you see today didn't have wealth stacked up waiting for them as a generational inheritance but they worked their way to the top through hardwork and discipline, it means your background shouldn't be used as an excuse

Nowadays the rich has become more advantaged than the poor in everything before the rich and the poor will have an open chance to contest for what they want and any one with the luck will be given the offer if it is a job or a business opportunity but things have changed and the connection now makes it easier for the rich they now create more opportunities for their children to be more advantaged to get offers and chances every where they like it is not all about chance and luck again. If you go around the city most of the rich people you see today inherited wealth and opportunities they never started off from the scratch it is only a few that worked so hard to get to the level they are now.

[Hamza2424]

This left me thinking, successwise, among people from rich and poor families, who makes the greatest success?
What is your views of success tendency between people from rich and poor background?
What do you think is the percentage reality(or percentages in reality)?

Everyone achieves success and most importantly, everyone faces failures, the chances are taken mostly by the rich so they mostly make the and failures, success both, but poor don't have many opportunities, so they don't take chances and they make enough money to feed their hunger, so they won't risk the money they have.

So they won't make money too but those who take risks because they know someone in their family is feeding them, but they need more and that person knows if he fails nothing will impact his family because the money is not borrowed, the efforts are only him, that type of risks must be taken by middle class so they can change the lives of their families.

[Rruchi man]

What is your views of success tendency between people from rich and poor background?

It is more likely for an individual who is from a very rich background to become successful than an individual from a poor background. This is not to say that an individual who is from a poor background cannot become successful; it is just that they would have to put in extra effort and be conscious about a lot of things, like networking, to ensure that they become successful.

Someone from a rich background may already be blessed with the right network of individuals and have proper access to them; they just need to be focused on what they want, and things will be made to happen for them. If you are from a poor background, you need to work hard and improve yourself to be able to have the proper network of right individuals; that process is not very easy, and not every poor person can go through with it.

[Stablexcoin]

This left me thinking, successwise, among people from rich and poor families, who makes the greatest success?
What is your views of success tendency between people from rich and poor background?
What do you think is the percentage reality(or percentages in reality)?

Someone coming from a rich family is already successful, any way you choose to define success as long having money is involved, the person from a rich background is more than ten steps ahead of someone from a poor background. To answer your question, those from the rich family makes the greatest success, because they are not creating, they expand the source of wealth.

A poor person will be afraid of taking risk because failing might land them in a bigger problem, while someone from a wealthy household isn't afraid, the more risk the better result, the rich are far ahead compared to a poor person trying to grow wealth.