Me & My Money: A football mishap taught bowling alley owner his first lesson about money
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Entrepreneur Lim Wei Yung is the founder and director of Sonic Bowl, an entertainment bowling centre chain that blends sports with food, music and social experiences.
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- Lim Wei Yung learnt the value of money early by repaying his parents for a broken window, leading him to become a successful entrepreneur owning cafes and a bowling centre.
- He reinvests profits into his businesses and has expanded into e-sports and collectible investments like Pokemon cards.
- Lim emphasises planning financial goals flexibly, investing in people, and balancing work and personal life for long-term success.
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SINGAPORE – When Lim Wei Yung was 11, he accidentally broke a school canteen window kicking a football. His parents paid for the damage, but made him reimburse them through deductions from his weekly allowance.
