Whenever individuals consider how they can win something of a financial nature, the mental picture they have creates an image of instant affluence, lavish living, or huge bank accounts. However, to the majority, true financial success is very different. Victory does not come in loud and dramatic, but more so, in quiet, steady and extremely personal way.

To others, being a winner is the ability to lead a life devoid of money pressure. It might be meeting bills on schedule, having emergency savings or having no huge debt. To others, it can be being flexible, to work on things that matter, time with family or being able to control the daily life.

There is no one destination of financial success. It varies according to life changes, duties and priorities. It is always as easy to compare your path to others, which causes unjustified stress and discontent. The only way forward is to make people determine what success means to them according to their needs and values.

Financial victory is not attained in terms of getting to a certain figure but in terms of creating a feeling of affordability, assurance and stability in the long run.