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For the most part, it's a rhetorical question. But there's a massive trend of people born wealthy to attribute their success to hard work, rather than giving a
by Sohcahtoa82 3y ago
For the most part, it's a rhetorical question.
But there's a massive trend of people born wealthy to attribute their success to hard work, rather than giving any credit to the fact that they had a massive safety net if they failed at their ventures. Every billionaire was born a millionaire.
Taylor Swift had a huge amount of support, both financial and emotional, from her parents. Her parents weren't millionaires, but they were decently well off, enough that they could move her to Nashville just to help put her career on a launch pad. She's extremely talented, but talent alone is extremely unlikely to be enough. You have to be able to meet the right people at the right time in the right place. All that together takes money and flexibility, which aren't things you earn by just working super hard.
- WalterBright 3y ago> Every billionaire was born a millionaire. Not Musk. Not Jobs. Not Gates. Not Bezos. Not Oprah. Not Paul McCartney. And so on. > Her parents weren't millionaires Not Taylor Swift, either. > She's extremely talented I've heard her songs. Her talent seems mediocre to me. > which aren't things you earn by just working super hard You have to work smart. Working hard at the wrong things leads to nowhere.