Individual ambition.
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Life is a constant learning curve and lesson. You can attend that lesson, pay attention to life's teachings and learn. Alternatively, you can think you know best or not care and blame everyone else for your failings.
To suggest being born into the right family is more important is insulting to everyone who made something of their lives and themselves without a family. There are kids out there with no mothers, no fathers or neither, and they go out there and through hard work and dedication achieve what they want to achieve because the greatness is within them and they have the drive and ambition to succeed. Furthermore, there's people out there who grew up in conditions such as no electricity, water shortages and so forth. These people through determination and passion make something of themselves.
Please don't try and pretend all of this is due to luck. You make your own luck in life. You create the right time, you put yourself in a position whereby you can fall into the right place and you make an effort to put yourself out there to meet the right people. If you sit indoors and moan and wait for the right time to get rich to come along and offer itself on a plate to you, you've got a long wait on your hands.
I'm fed up of Westerners moaning about their predicament and struggle. You don't know a true struggle. You've got access to public libraries to learn but you don't go to them because you're too lazy. Playing on the Xbox or PS4 is easier. You have access to the internet in these libraries and a decent education yet a lot of native Brits mess about and totally and shamefully disregard how fortunate they are to have this. You mostly have good running water and electricity putting you in a position whereby your basic needs are met yet so many still go to school and still act the class clown. It's also a lot easier to blame everyone else.
You then hate people who come from a true struggle and make something of their lives by committing themselves to their craft and working hard. It's easy to hate others for doing it when you're too lazy to do it yourselves. People like Floyd Mayweather who dedicate themselves to their profession and make money are hated and mocked because they can't read. So what? They are successful because reading isn't the be all and end all, hard work and dedication is. You read books, he reads opponents. He applied himself to become a master of what he does. He is an inspiration.
Same reason so many Brits in the UK refuse to make sacrifices like emigrate to another country. It's easier to stay in the UK and moan about how immigrants are taking your jobs and how it's all unfair. Firstly, they are not 'your' jobs. We live in an competitive global economy. Why shouldn't an immigrant who's worked hard, sacrificed being with their family back home and dedicated themselves to their profession get a job over you? If you're not putting yourself in a position whereby you can compete then that is your own fault.