From the slums to the millionaires, why did he succeed?

A 35-year-old businessman whose career was successful, but what people did not expect was that he was an illegitimate child, spent his childhood in the chicago slums, he was initially raised independently by his deaf-mute mother, and by the age of 5, the government thought his mother was unable to raise him, so it let three families take turns raising him. It is conceivable that he hardly experienced any warmth and affection in his childhood, and when he was 17 years old, he fought with others and was imprisoned. After his release from prison, he worked as a warehouse worker in a small company, and everyone thought that his future was slim and his life was hopeless, but to his surprise, he was promoted to the youngest department manager in the company's history in three years. 5 years later he married and started a rich businessman, and now he is a good father, self-taught intellectuals are community leaders, outstanding artists, all this is incredible.

Why do some people suffer small setbacks and have the idea of taking their own lives, but some people can turn against the wind even if they suffer the most unimaginable blows. The author says that there is some kind of magical force in the world, and that they, with a whole set of mechanisms that we do not understand, affect most people in the dark, so that they can survive the difficulties without serious psychological problems. I think what the author is talking about is "black life force." Man can be born with great strength from setbacks, sufferings, and trials.