Acharya Prashant shares his observations from his time at IIT, noting that a student from a remote area of Jharkhand, Odisha, or Bihar with a rank of two thousand is superior to a wealthy student from Delhi with a top rank who had access to every luxury and expensive coaching. He argues that superiority is not determined by one's current position or status, but by the challenges and struggles one has overcome to reach that point. True greatness is measured by the intensity of the struggle rather than the destination itself. He emphasizes that inheriting wealth does not make a person superior; instead, superiority lies in making noble choices and maintaining discipline against bodily impulses. Ultimately, greatness is found solely in the quality of one's choices.
