I thought we were talking about CURRENT CEOs. My story was the norm for my generation with boomer parents, not atypical, and you know...the generation that typi

I thought we were talking about CURRENT CEOs. My story was the norm for my generation with boomer parents, not atypical, and you know...the generation that typically make up CEOs currently. Wasn't meant to be gaslighting but instead my observation from growing up in the bay area and seeing mine and my friends trajectories. We anglos has a lot handed to us, a lot. But the lack of support lead to a lot of setbacks/starting over that others more quickly overcame because of family/support networks, allowing them to ultimately rise higher. Fun fact, if you restart mid race, you oftentimes lose the race. That's not a sob story, just how it goes.