Yousra Chafak, a 25-year-old participant in the Sointu Borg & Tyrkyt program, reveals to Iltalehti her experience with financial challenges, mentioning that she has had thousands of euros in debt. As the cousin of ex-Miss Sara Chafak, Yousra shares how Sara’s journey through public life has inspired her. Winning a management contract as a prize in the program was a significant motivation for Yousra to participate, as it promises career advancement.

Yousra expresses appreciation for the close bond she shares with Sara, noting that having a role model in her cousin has been extremely beneficial in navigating the trials of public life. She speaks about the unique dynamics of their relationship, contrasting it with typical perceptions of cousin relationships in Finnish culture, where cousins are often seen as distant relatives. Instead, she describes their bond as exceptionally close and supportive, allowing them to relate deeply to each other's experiences.

Maintaining frequent contact, Yousra and Sara often meet at various events, reinforcing their connection as more than just average cousins. Yousra believes that this strong familial relationship not only provides a support system but also serves as an important source of guidance in her life as she pursues her ambitions, especially in the public eye. The financial narrative surrounding her challenges and ambitions reflects broader concerns about young people's financial responsibilities and aspirations today.