By looking at the world from an individual perspective, some people actually managed to acknowledge that they were not really as inferior as some groups were inclined to believe they were and managed to surprise a whole world. By concentrating on his goals and on strategies he could use in order to achieve them, Khade practically reinforced his position in the business world and succeeded in spite of the fact that odds were against him. Khade's story is inspirational for anyone who considers him or herself to be underprivileged as a result of coming from an obscure background. This makes it possible for people to understand that it is up to themselves to improve their general condition, as only by getting actively involved in trying to achieve their goals would they be...

He practically considered that there was nothing differentiating him from other people and that it was essential for him to follow a clearly-set path in order to have success. As a consequence, he became the person who he is today and further reinforced the rational choice theory by emphasizing that all that a person needs to do in order to be successful is for him or her to perceive the world and society from a rational point-of-view.
Works cited:

Polgreen, Lydia, "Scaling Caste Walls With Capitalism's Ladders in India"