Yannick Veys hated being an employee, so he started his own company. He helped his girlfriend start her own company, where she only needs to work an hour a day for it to be successful. Eventually he found Hypefury- which he believed in so much that he offered to work for free for 2 months. During this interview Veys talks with Vance Crowe about low context and high context cultures, how to improve how the internet algorithms see your brand, and gendered language.

Find Veys online: https://twitter.com/Yannick_Veys
Hypefury: https://app.hypefury.com/

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