The rich and poor family successwise

[Royal Cap]

I think this is not at all simple, Some things are easy to get when you are born into a rich family. For example education, acquaintances the advantage of taking the first opportunity. If you have these, the path is a little smoother from the beginning. But this does not mean that everyone will definitely succeed. Because success also requires your own will, hard work and patience.

If I give an idea in reality, I would say that the success rate among those who come from privileged families is relatively high. Let's say approximately 60 to 70 percent. In the case of poor backgrounds, it may be less, maybe 30 to 40 percent. However the depth, firmness and story of the success of people who come from poor backgrounds and succeed are much stronger. The meaning of their success is very great.

[indah rezqi]

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.

People who are born into wealthy families often focus only on maintaining their wealth, without having to work hard, simply enjoying what they already have. They usually just learn to continue their parents business. With all the support and advantages they possess, they can easily expand into other ventures. I think they can be considered successful from an early age.

Meanwhile, for those born into poverty, the chance of achieving success depends on hard work, discipline, and motivation. sometimes poor people must struggle without the support of capital, connections, and proper facilities. Some are fortunate enough to succeed, while many others fail, like those who migrate to the city in search of better opportunities.

[Fortify]

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)?

What is your definition of success? As you don't seem to have explained the answer you are looking to get. If you measure it by somebodies bank balance when they die, then obviously the richest will win. Anything outside of that and it starts to come down to speculation. I have encountered many big families that struggle with bills but deep down the parents look very content and happy. On the other hand, if you have somebody that has scraped all the money they've ever had together just to stick it in a bank account while living a terribly miserable existence with very little luxury, then I would say that their life is not worth all the money in their bank account as it brought them no actual joy in the end - just like a troll hoarding gold.

[Pablo-wood]

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.

And there are also rich people who could not keep up with their inherited wealth and are now amongst the poor class. Wealth regardless of background can be built. Yes those from wealthy homes already have their advantage but they took can squander their inheritance and end up starting from scratch again.

I won't completely agree that poor people are scared of taking risks some might have tried different ventures and none is productive. Just like we have people from rich homes who end up in trenches is the same way people from poor backgrounds end up in mansions it's just a game of the mind and our approach towards life.

[justinlamode]

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)?

There is no straight answer to this because it depend on how the family came into wealth. If the family are known for trades or investing and business passed down from generations, then coming generation will likely be successful because they fathers would have passed on those knowledge to their children. But if the wealth were gotten from corruption like it's happening in politics, the children will misuse the money and few generations,  the fsmolg will return to powers because it is "wealth without enterprise" according to a popular business man called in my country.

[ChocolateBitcoinK]

It is natural for a child from a poor family to be ahead in all aspects of education, lifestyle, and sports compared to a child from a rich family. Because a child born in a sound family gets all the facilities from an early age, which a child from a poor family does not get.
Children from poor families have to move forward through basic needs, obvious limitations in education, and struggle from an early age. However, people from both rich and poor family backgrounds get almost the same opportunity to succeed in life, but members of rich families already have that opportunity.
No one's success ever depends on family well-being or wealth or poverty. With struggle and hard work, one can achieve success wherever he is rich or poor.

[Ryu_Ar1]

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..

It means the opportunities are not equal and we can't force things like this to be equal in terms of chances of success because after all we must know the resources in terms of money power, relationships and some other things that those who are born into wealthy families have are obviously always going to be far superior.
It will be very naive when we will make the opportunities the same, not that in this case people with poor backgrounds cannot change their lives but when the comparison is with people who are much more capable or from the rich, it is clear that we are far behind in the start where when they start from a plus point with all forms of benefits provided by their family and those of us who are at point 0 and even point minus, obviously the difference is quite significant.

Indeed, today there are many motivational words as if it can be achieved but in reality we who are born from poor families will be very far behind in terms of opportunities and other privileges compared to those who have been rich since birth where their opportunities have even existed before they have the intention.

[NurseHub]

The level at which one might feel successful carries, the rich being successful in any field sometimes seems like a norm to them and hence are not celebrated that much or Sen as real success story but when a poor man makes it out of the list of poor people the way it's celebrated is very different because it feels like he has done some great tash meanwhile it was also same level of tasks faced by the rich but the difference is that the rich do not struggle for the common things inside they are already made with those things hence required only a little effort to succeed which is the other way round for the poor.

[Mrbluntzy]

The people from rich family are likely to make great success more than people from poor family because rich kids already have the capital to start any investment they want to, their capital have already been prepared and save out of the labour of their parents, but people from poor background doesn't have the already made capital or already made opportunity that is reserved for them, they have to labour on their own to make a name for themselves if that's what they dreamed of.

For people that came from wealthy homes, if they don't mismanage the resources that have already been arranged by their parents, they have better chance to easily make it because the resources from their parents is a leverage for them. Poor kid doesn't have a leverage anywhere unless by luck.

For example, If the son of bill gate goes to look for job in a company, I guess they might give him the position he wants because of his father's influence but the son of a common man could also apply for same position and get turned down because because he doesn't have such connection or family recognition. I'm just using this as an example and that's what is happening in most society, they consider and recognize people with very high profile more than people with low profile.

[Josefjix]

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)?

There are much difference comparing them all together, because consistency and sustainability separates them all, the rich from poor background will or may loss it suddenly if no proper care is been taking, richness does not equally mean money, the mental capacity to carry on the duty required is the most significant thing to master so the richness wont collapse at some point in time.

The rich producing more younger rich generation is a continuation of the standard that had been created which would be very hard to break because the foundation is strong, the connection is to the other rich generation had be chained together which often lead to more extended wealthy families.

The poor becoming rich has more work to do to maintain and sustain it. 

[Zlantann]

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 who expose their children to the family business at a younger age have a high chance of building transgenerational wealth. As they grow, most of them will understand how to run the business successfully. Others from a wealthy background end up becoming wasteful because they were not taught how to be successful. Their parents might have sent them to top colleges or business schools but they end up bankrupting the business since they lack practical skills. It is good to state that rich people have higher chances of being successful.

Those from poor homes will have to work harder to achieve success. Since they don't have the connections and financial support, they will have to start from scratch. This set of people finds it harder to be successful in life. But the good part about this set is that building their wealth from the beginning gives them more experience, which makes it difficult for them to make costly mistakes.

The rich have a higher success rate than the poor because they have the needed support.

[Ziskinberg]

There is different level of success for everyone. You can't compare the rate of success coming from the rich compared to the success rate of the poor. But in all honesty, there is a great edge for rich individuals because they got already a huge capital on whatever type of investment they plan to take leverage, while the poor people will probably start with a tight budget first until they can manage to grow it slowly and achieve a huge success in the future.

But nevertheless, both are capable to succeed for long term, although the starting opportunities may greatly vary.

[Davidvictorson]

When it comes to being successful, rich people have higher opportunities and connections because their parents have already made way for them, making it easy for them to achieve success easily but most people who come from rich families do not always have the ability to maintain their wealth. When it comes to people from poor families, they always inspire thousands of people because they build from nothing. They achieve their success by determination and discipline, and they are able to maintain their success because they built from scratch. To me, the greatest success is how far you are willing to go and not how you started.

[Bitcoin Smith]

People can achieve financial success irrespective of what their family ground is.

I read somewhere that most of the millionaires are first generational people, means their parents or anyone before that never had such amount of wealth process that people from middle class or anyone else can become rich.

And rich can get rich too, their kid will have head start in everything so their journey might be easier because that is the point of being rich.

[HONDACD125]

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)?

Obviously, someone from a rich family background will have higher chances of succeeding earlier than someone from a poor family background, and the reason is simple. Someone from a rich family background will have all the necessary resources they need to start something like a business or maybe make some investments, and they won't need to first struggle and put together a capital that they can use for it. The only thing they need is having financial management skills, and as they are from a rich family, they can study in very good institutions about these things.

Now when it comes to the person who is from a poor family background, they won't be able to start something right away even if they have acquired all the necessary skills and knowledge about financial management, because they don't have enough resources to start something immediately. So, their first task will be to first work hard, make some money, and put together a capital, and then start something with that money.

Of course, success at the end of the day will depend on how each manage their respective businesses and investments, but in factual manners, someone from a rich family will have more opportunities for success.

[DYOR+BTC]

Success at times is the product of hardwork and time  which means before success comes, there must be an inputted force which is the propelling strength that drives all knowledge in other to archive success. Comparing the success level of both, that of the poor is different from the rich because capital which is the propelling factor is always available for the rich and reduces the rate of hard work that is to say, the rich never requires hard work to become successful instead they replace it with knowledge. While the poor never write-off  any among all because they give all to be successful, the desired factors are time, hard work and knowledge and can never come out successful if any is omitted

[Furball808]

I think this is not at all simple, Some things are easy to get when you are born into a rich family. For example education, acquaintances the advantage of taking the first opportunity. If you have these, the path is a little smoother from the beginning. But this does not mean that everyone will definitely succeed. Because success also requires your own will, hard work and patience.

As much as we want fairly, the truth is some people are born into wealthier families and therefore has an easier path to success. Those who were quite unlucky has to really carve their way into life.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nepo_baby

Nepo baby, short for nepotism baby, is a term referring to someone whose career is similar or related to the career in which a parent succeeded. The implication is that because the parent already had connections to one or more specific industries, the child was able to use those connections to build a career in them. It is usually used pejoratively to indicate a celebrity or politician whose fame and success are unearned or undeserved.

This term has been becoming more and more popular and people are shaming those who have been born into influential families and then benefiting from that even without working hard themselves.

[Judith87403]

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.

What you said is true success can't be achieved that way, just like the illustration you made here and truly it is More like to continue from where he stopped meanwhile the business is still in the right shape even if you grow it to another level you won't take the honour its the person that established the business that will take  all the glory because starting up a business is always more challenging than starting from the middle. You that started from the middle will be anchored some respect because you showed that you are capable of managing a business that is been dump at some point due to one reason and the other which this reasons have absolutely nothing to do with funds.

[Botnake]

For some obvious reason, the rich will definitely gain advantage over the poor. Capital is a big component in achieving wealth, so if you have already a significant amount of capital, the level of success will be indeed higher than those who are starting from the very low. However, the kind of attitude and the performance level also bring a big effect on the outcome. No matter how rich you are but you're not capable and reliable on your task, you will always be outsmart by those poor people. So having a rich origin doesn't always guarantee success and wealth acquisition.

[slapper]

In America, about 8 percent of those who are born in the lowest quarter make it to the top. Greatest success presupposes that success is a certain measure, one the same all the way through, as when all run in the same race. A poor child who grows into a middle-class child is objectively more frictioned, has to carry more cognitive burden, and have more systemic resistance than a rich child becoming richer. But we term the latter more successful, since the number is greater

Can poor people can succeed? Statistically, some do. But it's the energy cost. A person who is born rich grows higher with safety nets. Someone born poor? One medical crisis, one poor semester, one missed rent check and the entire situation goes down the drain. The game they play is different. They are not at the same board at all

And, of course, there are poor families that began rich. Typically, two or three generations ago, in times of huge economic growth or intervention by policy. The GI Bill. Post-war manufacturing boom. Tech revolution early days. And how narrow those windows are getting narrow. That ought to say something about direction and versus exception