Join us on the Building Financial Fitness podcast as we explore business evaluation and funding with Klaus from Project-NED. Klaus shares his expertise on the key ratios for evaluating businesses and the differences between public and private companies. He also discusses the challenges startups face in Asia and offers practical advice on cash flow management and building a strong management team.

Discover how Project-NED is helping companies bridge the funding gap and thrive in a competitive market. Whether you're an entrepreneur or investor, this episode is packed with valuable insights. 

You can learn more about Project-NED here:

https://www.project-ned.com/

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Want to get in touch? You can reach out to us through the email podcasts@melisten.sg, or through Junus Eu's instagram @missfitfi.

The Building Financial Fitness Podcast is an original production from Mediacorp.

Join us on the Building Financial Fitness podcast as we explore business evaluation and funding with Klaus from Project-NED. Klaus shares his expertise on the key ratios for evaluating businesses and the differences between public and private companies. He also discusses the challenges startups face in Asia and offers practical advice on cash flow management and building a strong management team.
Discover how Project-NED is helping companies bridge the funding gap and thrive in a competitive market. Whether you're an entrepreneur or investor, this episode is packed with valuable insights.&nbsp;
You can learn more about Project-NED here:
https://www.project-ned.com/
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Want to get in touch? You can reach out to us through the email podcasts@melisten.sg, or through Junus Eu's instagram @missfitfi.
The Building Financial Fitness Podcast is an original production from Mediacorp.

The Building Financial Fitness podcast is hosted by prolific finance blogger Junus Eu, aka MissFITFI. Over the course of the podcast, Junus brings on special guests to talk about topics ranging from gendered finance and the true cost of furthering education.

The views and opinions shared during this podcast series are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the views of Mediacorp Pte. Ltd. or its group of companies.

The Building Financial Fitness podcast is hosted by prolific finance blogger Junus Eu, aka MissFITFI. Over the course of the podcast, Junus brings on special guests to talk about topics ranging from gendered finance and the true cost of furthering education.
The views and opinions shared during this podcast series are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the views of Mediacorp Pte. Ltd. or its group of companies.

The Building Financial Fitness Podcast with Junus Eu

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Key Ratios When Evaluating Businesses (w/ Klaus - Project-NED)

What do waiting tables, running errands, and random side jobs have to do with long term success?

In this episode of Building Financial Fitness, we chat with Zen about how menial work shaped his mindset, character, and approach to life. Despite doing well academically, Zen took on all kinds of jobs from a young age, not just for pocket money, but to learn what he enjoyed, what he wanted to avoid, and how to relate to people from all walks of life.

The focus is less on stacking impressive roles and more on what you pick up along the way, especially the small moments that shape how you think and interact with people.

As Zen puts it, “If we set our heart right, we will earn trust. And trust is the most important currency in life.”

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You can find out more about Graceland Family Residences here:

https://gracelandcm.com/

https://www.facebook.com/GracelandCNX

or connect with Zen on Linkedin:
https://www.linkedin.com/in/zenzanetan/

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Want to get in touch? You can reach out to us through the email podcasts@melisten.sg, or through Junus Eu's instagram @missfitfi.

The Building Financial Fitness Podcast is an original production from Mediacorp.

What do waiting tables, running errands, and random side jobs have to do with long term success?
In this episode of Building Financial Fitness, we chat with Zen about how menial work shaped his mindset, character, and approach to life. Despite doing well academically, Zen took on all kinds of jobs from a young age, not just for pocket money, but to learn what he enjoyed, what he wanted to avoid, and how to relate to people from all walks of life.
The focus is less on stacking impressive roles and more on what you pick up along the way, especially the small moments that shape how you think and interact with people.
As Zen puts it, &ldquo;If we set our heart right, we will earn trust. And trust is the most important currency in life.&rdquo;
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You can find out more about Graceland Family Residences here:
<a href="https://gracelandcm.com/">https://gracelandcm.com/</a>
<a href="https://www.facebook.com/GracelandCNX">https://www.facebook.com/GracelandCNX</a>
or connect with Zen on Linkedin: <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/zenzanetan/">https://www.linkedin.com/in/zenzanetan/</a>
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Want to get in touch? You can reach out to us through the email podcasts@melisten.sg, or through Junus Eu's instagram @missfitfi.
The Building Financial Fitness Podcast is an original production from Mediacorp.

How Menial Work Could Build Success, with Zen, Graceland Family Residences

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What is a realistic roadmap to a million dollars?

This episode of Building Financial Fitness features FIRE blogger and YouTuber Chris Ng in a candid conversation about what building wealth really looks like today. From breaking down the numbers behind the first million to questioning whether that goal still makes sense, the focus is on realistic and achievable paths to financial freedom.

It also touches on why we spend the way we do, how status quietly creeps into our decisions, and why wanting more doesn’t always mean living better.

As Chris puts it, “I don’t think a million really matters anymore. What people want is the freedom to live without severe consequences.”

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You can find out more about Chris at:

https://www.youtube.com/@TreeOfProsperity1974

or search for "Growing Your Tree of Prosperity"

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Want to get in touch? You can reach out to us through the email podcasts@melisten.sg, or through Junus Eu's instagram @missfitfi.

The Building Financial Fitness Podcast is an original production from Mediacorp.

What is a realistic roadmap to a million dollars?
This episode of Building Financial Fitness features FIRE blogger and YouTuber Chris Ng in a candid conversation about what building wealth really looks like today. From breaking down the numbers behind the first million to questioning whether that goal still makes sense, the focus is on realistic and achievable paths to financial freedom.
It also touches on why we spend the way we do, how status quietly creeps into our decisions, and why wanting more doesn&rsquo;t always mean living better.
As Chris puts it, &ldquo;I don&rsquo;t think a million really matters anymore. What people want is the freedom to live without severe consequences.&rdquo;
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You can find out more about Chris at: <a href="https://www.youtube.com/@TreeOfProsperity1974or">https://www.youtube.com/@TreeOfProsperity1974</a>
or search for "Growing Your Tree of Prosperity"
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Want to get in touch? You can reach out to us through the email podcasts@melisten.sg, or through Junus Eu's instagram @missfitfi.
The Building Financial Fitness Podcast is an original production from Mediacorp.

The Singapore Millionaire Next Door, with Chris Ng, Growing Your Tree of Prosperity

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What does it mean to teach kids about money when they grow up in comfort and rarely see real scarcity? In this insightful episode, school owner and entrepreneur John Fearon shares how he helps his children build financial confidence, understand value, and develop the courage to take risks in a rapidly changing world.

He reflects on the different ways children learn, the importance of letting them experiment, and why he believes confidence comes from exposure to many environments, not just academic success. John also discusses the role of EQ, real world problem solving, and the financial habits that matter more than traditional saving rules.

"Let them try, let them fail, and let them learn.”

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Find out more about Knightsbridge House International School here:

https://www.kbh.edu.sg/

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Want to get in touch? You can reach out to us through the email podcasts@melisten.sg, or through Junus Eu's instagram @missfitfi.

The Building Financial Fitness Podcast is an original production from Mediacorp.

What does it mean to teach kids about money when they grow up in comfort and rarely see real scarcity? In this insightful episode, school owner and entrepreneur John Fearon shares how he helps his children build financial confidence, understand value, and develop the courage to take risks in a rapidly changing world.
He reflects on the different ways children learn, the importance of letting them experiment, and why he believes confidence comes from exposure to many environments, not just academic success. John also discusses the role of EQ, real world problem solving, and the financial habits that matter more than traditional saving rules.
"Let them try, let them fail, and let them learn.&rdquo;
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Find out more about Knightsbridge House International School here:
<a href="https://www.kbh.edu.sg/">https://www.kbh.edu.sg/</a>
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Want to get in touch? You can reach out to us through the email podcasts@melisten.sg, or through Junus Eu's instagram @missfitfi.
The Building Financial Fitness Podcast is an original production from Mediacorp.

Money Lessons to Teach Your Children from a School Owner’s Perspective, with John Fearon, Knightsbridge House International School

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Key Ratios When Evaluating Businesses (w/ Klaus - Project-NED)

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