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Some seniors are such horrid specimen of homo sapiens that you can't even be your own boss
Take the whole bleep of the money, wring your blood out of your body π₯²
Roughly 70% have no choice, when they find that an easy cut is available they gladly accept it. That 'cut' is below comparison to the high aspirations of NLU crowd. Besides, the value of that sticker on their bikes/scooter comes as a bonus. Many have side business.
Arguably, 20% comprises of persons having grit and average intelligence. They have moderate aspirations/ achievable goals and you can experience the air of contentment around them. They are happy with their daily struggles. Some get lucky breaks and make their name. They show up on occasions- success in this case follows the law of large number i.e. increasing probability.
The remaining are the lucky chaps for having an affluent family (legal/rich). Some do it for intellectual pleasure.
Over hyped? Only on LinkedIn.