but it's all based on initial financial management.
If we compare it to initial financial management for all people, basically not all of them were born from rich families and not all of them were born from poor families. This seems unfair because those who were born poor obviously don't have the money to manage them well in their own lives, while those who were born rich certainly have the money to manage them well in their lives. So, in terms of initial financial management, it may only apply to those who are rich, because those who are poor have to struggle with many things to be able to do things better.
Apart from that, the life struggle between those who were born rich and those who were born poor is very different, because those who were born poor must be able to prioritize two important things in their lives. The first is about filling their stomachs, and the second is about how they can manage their money well after they earn it through their own work. Meanwhile, those who are rich can immediately apply how to manage their money well because they already have money straight away without having to think about how to fill their stomachs every day.
Maybe that's true, but I think the environment really influences a person's thinking, imagine a child born to a poor family, even though he doesn't have dependents, but the way he thinks with rich people may be different because their environment is different.
So habits and environment are also factors why people get caught up in this.
for example, you are not a smoker but your close friends smoke and you have been friends for a long time, maybe you will become a smoker too.
but yeah if the first like you said if we compare, that really totally different start.