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The Big Read: For youths, will pragmatism or passion rule as COVID-19 gives pause to rethink life’s priorities?

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Fiona Loh, 29, saw a boom in her home-based business during the "circuit breaker" period. She turned her baking passion into a full-time career in June last year, and opened Whiskdom. Anthea (not her real name) left her job in July this year for pragmatic reasons. 25-year-old Terence embraced the ‘Fire’ movement, whose mantra is “financial independence, retire early’

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The Big Read: For youths, will pragmatism or passion rule as COVID-19 gives pause to rethink life’s priorities?

SINGAPORE: When the COVID-19 pandemic struck early last year, 29-year-old Fiona Loh found herself working for up to 20 hours a day, juggling her day job as a technology product manager at a bank and baking pastries at home for sale. Ms Loh, who has a passion for baking, saw a boom in her home-based bu

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