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I lost my job one month before giving birth. It was 2022. I had just moved back to Singapore from the US with an 18-month-old and a second baby on the way. I still remember sitting in a half-furnished flat in the heat, eating instant noodles in my singlet with my hair in a messy bun, wondering whoтАж

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From saving $20,000 on a $2,000 salary to making work optional while raising two young boys, Dawn Fiona CherтАФbetter known online as SG Budget BabeтАФhas spent the last decade helping others take back control of their money and mindset. A mom, author, Director of Government Affairs , and financial eduтАж
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What happens when a tech leader, mother of two, and expat in Singapore decides to redefine what тАЬhaving it allтАЭ really means? From leading one of AsiaтАЩs most prominent startup platforms through an acquisition тАФ to navigating miscarriage, maternity, and mom guilt тАФ Maria Li, COO of Tech in Asia, hasтАж
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