At what age does it first become obvious who's going to be rich/successful?

At what age does it first become obvious who's going to be rich/successful?

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25

when u decide that u wanna be a millionare

This. Maybe 27

early teens.

Honestly you can take a good guess by 18, basically people not going to college (assuming they couldn't get in, which is the case most the time) will be below average, people going to great colleges will be rich, people going to mediocre colleges will be roughly average. There's still a lot of variation though.


By 25 it's extremely obvious apart from a few exceptions per hundred people.

t. 40 yo boomer whose seen it all

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If you aren't making 6 figs minimum by 22 then just kys lol

At 19-24 you can usually tell whose going to be at least somewhat well off (i.e. making 100k+/year later in life). At 25-27 it becomes a lot more obvious who will become rich (200k+/year). Of course there are exceptions, but they are very rare.

>At 19-24 you can usually tell whose going to be at least somewhat well off (i.e. making 100k+/year later in life).

Do you mean by which college they go to? In the uk at least uni lasts until 22

Whoever has rich parents basically.

when you see your classmates getting picked up by their dads company car.

as soon as you're born. there are a few exceptions here and there but that's pretty much it.

we dont all live in san fran or nyc ya dingus

20

Unironically around age 8-10. If you aren't doing something innovative or unusual for your age at this point it is very unlikely you will go on do anything other than become an NPC wagecuck, even if you make a lot of $, still a failure in this scenario.

>t. was building computers/coding around age 9

0

25-30 range

at this point you've grown up and if u haven't... LOL good luck

the 18 range is false because most people are children... most kids who i grew up with that were "super bright" in their teens have fallen flat since
the real world changes people more than they think...what kids grow up thinking and what reality is, is night and day

also if u are born middle class or higher, u have no1 but urself to blame for ur failures... if ur born actually poor (like parents cant afford to buy food or pay bills) then yea u got dealt shit

and now you're here on a sierra leone slaves trafficker forum

>tfw 18 y.o I was getting scholarships to ivy leagues
>now I’m 25 and all I want to do is drink and party and work in a cafe while my friends are busy with careers

Should I just end it all?

I once heard someone say, everyone has a clock that ticksat a different speed. some may find what they love early on in life. Others find it in their 70s. Life is all about having a good time. Sooner or later things will turn out okey

>to kill time while waiting for messages from my developers who work for me

ironically some of the most successful people I see in the "real world" are B and C students
most of those 4.0 gpa kids arent well received in the real world..after a couple years in the real world u realize literally no1 gives a fuck about ur gpa in college

Whatever age they bought ChainLink