The motivation gained from poverty is very fragile.

For a child of a首富 family, there is a lot to learn, because when they grow up, they are destined to be business owners, not to submit resumes and work for others. What they need most isn't the key to open the door—it's the ability to thrive after they've walked through it. For them, the door is already open.

If someone says they want to read because they're poor, then wouldn't they stop reading once they become wealthy? That kind of motivation won't sustain you for long. Children without umbrellas run fast, but not far—because umbrellas are too easy to obtain, leading people to settle for a modest fortune.