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This expat banker retired early to find purpose running a free bicycle repair shop in Balestier

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Amanda Yeap
This expat banker retired early to find purpose running a free bicycle repair shop in Balestier
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Philip Mehl, a 56-year-old former expat banker in Singapore, runs a free bicycle repair shop as a social enterprise. He operates on a pay-it-forward model to provide a service for those who rely on bicycles for their daily commute.

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This story highlights individual efforts in community building and social welfare within high-cost urban environments.

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What began as an early retirement plan has become a labour of love. Every week, Mr Philip Mehl repairs dozens of bicycles for free, finding purpose in helping those who rely on them the most.

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