The whole set of wealthy people is a small subset of the tried-to-get-wealthy set.
Society has a hyper-fixation on the winners, and is largely blind to the much larger set of losers. "School of Hard Knocks", the social media channel where the kid goes around interviewing wealthy and ultra wealthy individuals about how they made it, has a very common theme: "Be willing to take risks".
This pretty much translates to "I put it all on black 3 times, and it hit 3 times". He never interviews the losers.
It's not a subset, as there are plenty of people who are wealthy because someone up their family tree tried and succeeded at getting wealthy, and subsequent generations simply failed to be in the "actively try to get poor" set.
The difference is that "I put it all on black 3 times" is purely up to chance, whereas business is generally not. There is luck involved, but skill or at least expertise about what the market will support still comes into play.
Someone who knows what they're doing has a much greater likelihood of success, unlike when you put it all on black.
Society has a hyper-fixation on the winners, and is largely blind to the much larger set of losers. "School of Hard Knocks", the social media channel where the kid goes around interviewing wealthy and ultra wealthy individuals about how they made it, has a very common theme: "Be willing to take risks".
This pretty much translates to "I put it all on black 3 times, and it hit 3 times". He never interviews the losers.