"Eat yogurt for breakfast and you will be a successful lawyer" is survivorship bias, which I think is fine to call out an ignore. "Reach out to all of your ric

"Eat yogurt for breakfast and you will be a successful lawyer" is survivorship bias, which I think is fine to call out an ignore. "Reach out to all of your rich friends and family" is privilege, which I think is also fine to call out but shouldn't completely be ignored. Your individual "privilege" might be from participating in a veteran's group or knowing someone with special needs. Something that puts you in a unique position to address a problem better than others have. Having money is one of the most generic forms of privilege, so offering insight to when and how to best use it is useful.