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 Yeah, I don't quite believe in the "hardwork" part, it can't be applied to every case at least. I find it a capitalistic lie to believe that every single human can simply work hard and succeed in life. Wealthy people get a huge head start; better education, money and most importanly, connections. That's how you're seeing people in positions they shouldn't be, because either their money or their connections got them there. The average joe doesn't have these benefits, and working twice as hard doesn't cut it. Working hard is a very good thing but life is too beautiful to believe that hard work will ensure success. The reality is life isn't that easy. Indeed hard work is essential to support at least our daily needs, but on the other hand if we always see ourselves as being successful solely through hard work and without any other factors it's clearly very difficult. While this is certainly a possibility we certainly know that the encouragement of privilege such as family or substantial support will make our hard work seem more likely to succeed. Even when there are motivating factors like privilege even without hard work we can achieve the success many desire.
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 Yeah, I don't quite believe in the "hardwork" part, it can't be applied to every case at least. I find it a capitalistic lie to believe that every single human can simply work hard and succeed in life. Wealthy people get a huge head start; better education, money and most importanly, connections. That's how you're seeing people in positions they shouldn't be, because either their money or their connections got them there. The average joe doesn't have these benefits, and working twice as hard doesn't cut it. Working hard is a very good thing but life is too beautiful to believe that hard work will ensure success. The reality is life isn't that easy. Indeed hard work is essential to support at least our daily needs, but on the other hand if we always see ourselves as being successful solely through hard work and without any other factors it's clearly very difficult. While this is certainly a possibility we certainly know that the encouragement of privilege such as family or substantial support will make our hard work seem more likely to succeed. Even when there are motivating factors like privilege even without hard work we can achieve the success many desire.

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 Yeah, I don't quite believe in the "hardwork" part, it can't be applied to every case at least. I find it a capitalistic lie to believe that every single human can simply work hard and succeed in life. Wealthy people get a huge head start; better education, money and most importanly, connections. That's how you're seeing people in positions they shouldn't be, because either their money or their connections got them there. The average joe doesn't have these benefits, and working twice as hard doesn't cut it. Working hard is a very good thing but life is too beautiful to believe that hard work will ensure success. The reality is life isn't that easy. Indeed hard work is essential to support at least our daily needs, but on the other hand if we always see ourselves as being successful solely through hard work and without any other factors it's clearly very difficult. While this is certainly a possibility we certainly know that the encouragement of privilege such as family or substantial support will make our hard work seem more likely to succeed. Even when there are motivating factors like privilege even without hard work we can achieve the success many desire.

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 Yeah, I don't quite believe in the "hardwork" part, it can't be applied to every case at least. I find it a capitalistic lie to believe that every single human can simply work hard and succeed in life. Wealthy people get a huge head start; better education, money and most importanly, connections. That's how you're seeing people in positions they shouldn't be, because either their money or their connections got them there. The average joe doesn't have these benefits, and working twice as hard doesn't cut it. Working hard is a very good thing but life is too beautiful to believe that hard work will ensure success. The reality is life isn't that easy. Indeed hard work is essential to support at least our daily needs, but on the other hand if we always see ourselves as being successful solely through hard work and without any other factors it's clearly very difficult. While this is certainly a possibility we certainly know that the encouragement of privilege such as family or substantial support will make our hard work seem more likely to succeed. Even when there are motivating factors like privilege even without hard work we can achieve the success many desire.