1. Financial Wealth (Money)

Financial wealth is the most commonly pursued form of wealth. It includes money, assets, investments, and everything that can be quantified in monetary value. We're conditioned to chase it—from childhood dreams of being "rich" to adult stress over bills and salaries. Financial wealth offers security, options, and access. It's what pays your rent, fills your fridge, and powers your plans.

The key is this: use money as a tool, not a trophy. Let it serve your higher purpose—freedom, impact, creativity, or service—not just personal gain. Financial wealth is best when aligned with values.