The Financial Coconut Podcast FIREd by 31: How an Army Regular Built a $1M Portfolio and Walked Away [Chills 246]
What would make someone walk away from a stable army career and a five-figure monthly paycheck… all at just 31 years old?
Meet Mun Yuan of SunnySideSingapore, a former army regular who stunned everyone by leaving the force with a $1 million portfolio and a completely new life plan.
But why would someone leave a stable career with all the perks and benefits? And how on earth did he achieve financial freedom so early?
Here’s what you’ll get in this episode:
- The unexpected reason he signed on with the army and the even bigger reason he chose to leave.
- How he quietly built a seven-figure portfolio before most people even settle into their careers.
- The highs, the mistakes, and the “oh no” moments that shaped his FIRE journey.
- Why financial freedom completely rewired how he sees work, risk, and purpose.
It’s rare to hear someone speak this honestly about money, career pivots, and breaking out of a system most people stay in for life.
🔥 If you’ve ever wondered what it actually takes to redesign your life, this is the episode. Tune in now.
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