Healthy living in Singapore is not just a cool trend – it’s a way for Singaporeans to save money and feel good about themselves.
Healthy living is all the rage in Singapore. Quinoa and Tracy Anderson-esque workouts are no longer a prerogative of Gwyneth Paltrow’s. From salad bars and poke restaurants to cold pressed juices and yoga studios, we are surrounded by more and more healthy lifestyle advocates trying to get the rest of us on board.
Sure, that’s a wonderful thing, except, more often than not, these are not also more affordable lifestyle choices. We overheard someone saying just the other day: It’s so much cheaper to have a McSpicy or char kway teow.
But before you completely use this as an excuse to continue living a life less healthy, you can actually go about it with a different approach — a cheaper approach: eliminating some of your bad habits that are also costing you unnecessary expenditures.