Trained to Survive, Not Win

Indian Gen Z boys don't fail because they're lazy; they fail because they were trained to

survive, not win. From childhood, you're taught one thing: Don't take

risks. Be grateful. At least you have a job. You grow up watching

your father work 30 years; same salary, same stress, same fear. You're told money

is dirty, ambition is arrogance, and stability is success. So you dream quietly

at night on your phone while pretending you're practical during the day. You want more but

you're scared to say it out loud because in an Indian middle-class house, wanting more sounds

like disrespect. School never taught you money. College never taught you leverage.