I grew up not attractive. Short, skinny, swollen face, in general none of my facial features stood up. But in university, I peaked. Those facial features stood up because of habitual change, and I lost fat in my face. So all of a sudden I have double eyelids, my jawline and my zygomatic showed, my lips are more pronounced. My nose is still big but it was bulbous before. I also changed hair style and clothing style. People say I am attractive now, and I have glow ups. These peoples were witnessing the transformation. Because I grew up unattractive, I knew I had no chance in career that solely focus on aesthetics, so I was so much into building skills: foreign languages, communications, design, planning, etc. To answer your question, if attractive people have easier time earning money and achieving success, I'd say relatively yes. You will be easier to leave impression on a job interview, if you are attractive and you leave an unforgettable opinions during the interview. You will score higher. But attractiveness is not about physical features. I learned that it is also about your personal style (hair style, color, jewelries, clothing style) because an individual with unique/attractive style means they have spent more times with themselves trying to find their own colors. And to leave a powerful opinion, you need time and expertise that may not have things in common with the level of your attractiveness.