Whenever we think about success in investments, the immediate association or measure is mostly often the financial gains, how much money has been made from the investment, the ROI or even the size of the portfolio, but we often forget to look at a more nuanced perspective of measuring an investor's success, a quality that is extended far  beyond mere monetary outcomes, which happens to be the wealth of knowledge and breadth of experience which the investor has achieved throughout their journey.

Investment is a journey, and the best part of that journey is the learning and growing aspect. Each decision, each market fluctuations and each tested strategy contributes to the reservoir of experience and knowledge that shapes every investor's ability to navigate through the complexities of the investment journey. The skills acquired, the insights gained and the lessons learners from both good and bad choices are way more valuable that any monetary outcomes or size of the portfolio.

Even if the portfolio dey worth ₦500B, carry am give person wey just start him journey, just give am time, you go realise say him go dey struggle to maintain the investment, and if time is not taken, e fit even mismanage the portfolio and everything go go back to zero. And even if the person with those several years of experience and skills starts from scratch, just give am small time, you go realise say him go fit raise an Empire from almost nothing, and this go show us how important the knowledge and experience dey for every investment journey.

So make we learn to set our priorities straight and know wetin we supposed really put pressure to pursue. I greet una once again my people.