Honestly, this argument appears to be a complete tautology (successful people are successful). Also, what is with the fatalism? >Or put another way, I've alwa

Honestly, this argument appears to be a complete tautology (successful people are successful). Also, what is with the fatalism? >Or put another way, I've always felt that by 25 you are who you will be. >There will always be outliers who finds a reason to turn his/her life around but almost all the successful people I know had an impressive track record of accomplishments before their big success happened. You likely know a tiny fraction of 'successful people'.