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What Is The Problem With The Self-made Myth? Have you ever wondered what the true factors behind success are and why some stories of achievement might be misleading? In this insightful video, we’ll examine the common beliefs about individual effort and how social factors influence success. We’ll start by explaining what the self-made myth is and why it’s so widespread. Then, we’ll discuss how social structures, such as family background, race, gender, and access to resources, play a significant role in shaping opportunities. We’ll also explore the concept of social stratification and how it creates unequal chances for success among different groups.

Additionally, we’ll look at how the self-made myth can lead to misjudgments about personal failure, ignoring the systemic barriers many face. We’ll highlight the collective effort behind individual achievements, including community support, mentorship, and inherited advantages that often go unnoticed. Finally, we’ll explain how believing in this myth can impact society by reducing support for policies that aim to reduce inequality and improve social mobility.

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