I believe that the environment in which we grow up and communicate becomes our first guide, the one whose views and concepts become important to us. First, the family, proper upbringing, and the value of education that the family explains, then the society we come to based on our interests. Those who spend their entire lives communicating with people who have resigned themselves to their poverty and are not ready to go further than they have will never be successful. But even people born into poor families who understand that they are not ready to vegetate can make their way on their own, and on the contrary, they do not need nannies who will push them through life. It is not the mentor that is important, but the desire to live better.