Huang Weichun - Senior Financial Consultant, Author & Speaker

21/05/2026

What if growth isn’t about big leaps, but small, curious steps?

From learning how to learn to embracing experimentation and a beginner’s mindset, let's explore how progress really happens—slowly, intentionally, and over time.

Because the best investment you can make is in your ability to keep learning.

What if growth isn’t about big leaps, but small, curious steps? From learning how to learn to embracing experimentation and a beginner’s mindset, lets explore how progress really happens—slowly, intentionally, and over time. Because the best investment you can make is in your ability to keep l...

21/05/2026

Celebrating my 8th year on Facebook.

Thank you for your continuing support.

I could never have made it without you. 🙏🤗🎉

15/04/2026

What if growth isn’t about big leaps, but small, curious steps?

From learning how to learn to embracing experimentation and a beginner’s mindset, let's explore how progress really happens—slowly, intentionally, and over time.

Because the best investment you can make is in your ability to keep learning.

What if growth isn’t about big leaps, but small, curious steps? From learning how to learn to embracing experimentation and a beginner’s mindset, lets explore how progress really happens—slowly, intentionally, and over time. Because the best investment you can make is in your ability to keep l...

14/03/2026

As the festive chaos and bustle and chaos taper off and we ease back into the rhythm of work and daily living, clarity rarely comes from doing more — it comes from removing what no longer serves us.

From mental noise and digital overload to cluttered desks, disordered paperwork, and lingering subscription costs, the small accumulations of everyday life quietly weigh on us.

By refreshing our physical, mental, and financial spaces with simple, sustainable habits, we create room for focus, steadiness, and renewed order — returning to our routines with greater calm and intention.

As the festive chaos and bustle and chaos taper off and we ease back into the rhythm of work and daily living, clarity rarely comes from doing more — it comes from removing what no longer serves us. From mental noise and digital overload to cluttered desks, disordered paperwork, and lingering subs...

17/02/2026

🏮 2026 Chinese New Year Greeting | 2026农历新年祝福语

Wishing you a magnificent Year of the Fire Horse! 🐎🔥
祝您在2026金马年，红红火火，马到成功！

As the Fire Horse gallops in, may it bring you unstoppable momentum and the courage to chase your wildest dreams. May your path be smooth, your heart be light, and your year be filled with explosive joy and prosperity! 🧧✨

愿火马年的到来带给您奔腾不息的能量与动力！祝您：

马到成功 (Mǎ dào chéng gōng) — Instant success in all your endeavors! 🏆

龙马精神 (Lóng mǎ jīng shén) — Boundless energy and vitality! 💪

财源广进 (Cái yuán guǎng jìn) — May wealth flow in from every direction! 💰

万事如意 (Wàn shì rú yì) — May everything go according to your heart's desire! ❤️

Let’s ride into 2026 with confidence and speed! Happy Lunar New Year! 🎆🍊

#马到成功 #2026贺新春

16/02/2026

SG Culture Pass Credits Now Acceptable for Three Local CNY Movies at Golden Village

Credits can be used to purchase an SG Culture Pass Everyday Movie e-Voucher, which is worth $16 and valid for three movies:

1) Liang Po Po Vs Ah Beng
2) 3 Good Guys
3) Luck My Life

https://www.shout.sg/sg-culture-pass-credits-can-now-be-used-for-free-movies-at-golden-village-cinemas/

1. Visit the SG Culture Pass website and search for “GV”
2. Pick from any of the 3 movies listed
3. Select “SG Culture Pass Everyday Movie e-voucher” to purchase after being redirected to Klook
4. Visit the GV website to pick your movie and showtime
5. Checkout and make payment using the e-voucher code

https://www.sgculturepass.gov.sg/?lang=en

15/02/2026

Gallop into the Year of the Horse, where energy, movement, and renewal set the tone.

From lively bazaars and festive gatherings to thoughtful, modern celebrations and quieter moments of reflection, the season comes alive through joy, adaptability, and an optimism that continues to shape how Chinese New Year is embraced today.

Gallop into the Year of the Horse, where energy, movement, and renewal set the tone. From lively bazaars and festive gatherings to thoughtful, modern celebrations and quieter moments of reflection, the season comes alive through joy, adaptability, and an optimism that continues to shape how Chinese....

09/02/2026

As we embrace the new year, it may help to remember that the turning of the year doesn’t call for grand plans or perfect routines. Instead, it invites calm, adaptability, and trust in small, consistent steps. The collection of articles gathered here speak about the value of steadiness over speed, flexibility over force, and provides a quiet assurance to just keep going—even without clarity.

https://weichun.assured.sg/n/a-calm-step-into-the-new-year

04/02/2026

🌸 Lìchūn Well-Wishes | 立春祝福

Wishing you a vibrant and prosperous Lìchūn! As the first day of spring unfolds, may it bring fresh beginnings, blooming opportunities, and a year filled with vitality. Let’s welcome the warmth and watch our dreams grow! 🌱✨

立春快乐！ 🌸 在这万物复苏的日子里，愿你拥抱春天的温暖，迎接全新的开始。祝你在新的一年里，事业如春笋步步高升，生活如春花灿烂夺目。让我们一起播种希望，收获圆满！🧧💪

📜 History & Origins of Lìchūn

Lìchūn (立春) is the first of the 24 Solar Terms in the traditional Chinese lunar calendar. Its history stretches back over 2,000 years, rooted in ancient agricultural society.

1. The Beginning of the Solar Year
While the Lunar New Year (Spring Festival) moves based on the moon, Lìchūn is based on the sun's position (315 degrees celestial longitude). Historically, it was considered the "true" start of the year because it signaled the end of winter's bite and the return of farming life.

2. The "Biting of Spring" (咬春)
Ancient traditions involve "biting the spring" by eating specific foods like spring rolls or radishes. This was believed to help people ward off sleepiness and welcome the "Yang" energy of the new season.

3. Whipping the Spring Ox (打春)
In ancient times, local officials would lead a ceremony where a clay figure of an ox was whipped. This was a symbolic ritual to "wake up" the earth and encourage farmers to start plowing their fields for a bountiful harvest.

4. Balancing the Egg (竖蛋)
A popular modern tradition is trying to stand an egg upright. It is believed that because of the specific alignment of the Earth and Sun on this day, it is easier to find that perfect balance!

#立春存钱 #开运

31/10/2025

Embark on meaningful journeys with insights to plan memorable vacations, navigate budget travel, and uncover cultural treasures. Whether you're crafting a family adventure or exploring last-minute deals, these ideas inspire travel that deepens connections, stretches savings, and invites discovery.

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Embark on meaningful journeys with insights to plan memorable vacations, navigate budget travel, and uncover cultural treasures. Whether youre crafting a family adventure or exploring last-minute deals, these ideas inspire travel that deepens connections, stretches savings, and invites discovery.

20/10/2025

May the illumination of this Festival of Lights dispel all darkness—replacing doubt with clarity, worry with peace, and challenges with success.

Hope your celebrations are filled with:

• The sweetness of mithai 🍬

• The glow of diyas 🪔

• The warmth of family and friends ❤️

• And an abundance of joy and prosperity! 💰🙏

Wishing you a beautiful and memorable Festival of Lights! Shubh Deepavali!

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