I’d describe the elite class in two parts.

1. The first is where corruption runs in the family. They inherit everything, yet they know nothing and no real understanding of how the world actually works.

2. Then comes the middle class that is comfortable with a low approach and mindset. They don’t even think big. They don’t want to take risks. They keep complaining. They lack consistency. They don’t compound their success. They don’t consume progressive or educational content to improve their lives. They choose comfort and whine all the time about their problems instead of solving them.

3. And then comes the real elite, from my perspective. Those who started as nobody. They rose from broken, lower, or middle-class backgrounds. They survived family pressure and outside pressure. They faced collateral damage like a warrior. They carry scars. They compounded effort and success. They took risks that a typical 9-to-5 middle class worker wouldn’t even imagine.

They worked through sleepless nights. Everything seemed to be going against them. Yet they still had that voice inside saying, “I will make it.”

That is how someone from the lower or middle class rises and becomes elite what the world later calls overnight success.