If you are a good, decent and friendly person you should be able to gain more friends. If you are trustworthy, people will be more likely to confide in you. If you are hardworking you may earn more than someone who is lazy. Now let us look at the negative side of this. It will also depend, greatly, on whether you were born in a developed or a developing nation.
Rich people live nearest to open land and parks in general.
Poorer people may live in more urban, crowded and industial areas. People in developing countries may find that their natural areas are being harvested for use by First World Countries. Yes, poor people do live in the country too, but many of them live in the more polluted parts of towns. Not only are stars harder to see, but often the air is harder to breath. I have heard from people in developing countries who don't go near their capital cities because they are so polluted.