How One Comic Reframed Money For Singaporeans | OpenHaus S10E6 with The Woke Salaryman

Get S$50 cashback when you sign up for Revolut business here <https://www.revolut.com/rb/openhaus2/>.T&Cs and end date apply. Before The Woke Salaryman became a familiar voice online, it began as two persons trying to make sense of money and work.In this episode, we sit down with the co-founder and illustrator of The Woke Salaryman to explore the ideas, experiences, and personal shifts behind the comics that have helped so many Singaporeans reflect on their relationship with money, work, and life.Wei Choon shares his creative journey, from navigating different career paths to turning complex, often intimidating topics like CPF, credit, and retirement into stories people can actually understand. We talk about why financial literacy isn’t just about earning more, but about adapting as life changes across jobs, relationships, and different seasons of adulthood.From job hopping and creative risk-taking to cultural differences in how we view work and security, this conversation moves beyond spreadsheets and advice. It’s about understanding money as a resource, questioning inherited beliefs, and learning how to make choices that align with the life you want to build.In this candid conversation, you’ll learn:🟪 Why our relationship with money needs to evolve as our lives change🟪 How storytelling makes difficult financial topics easier to grasp🟪 What job hopping really means for younger professionals today🟪 How cultural and family backgrounds shape our money mindset🟪 What aspiring creatives should consider before taking the leapBehind every financial choice is a personal story. This episode looks at how work, creativity, and money intersect in everyday life.