poverty line to APAC hype man ~ Dickie Currer-Ganguli

Hey crew, Dickie Currer-Ganguli grew up on the poverty line in Yorkshire with a single mum, joined the army at 20, became a criminal defense and asylum lawyer at 23, moved to Australia at 26, and then found himself picking fruits and milking cows at 27 thinking, what the hell has happened here?Now he's running Hype Man Media and APAC Innovation Hub, and recently spent 16 days on a train across India with 600 young entrepreneurs, and is about to move to Mumbai.We cover:- Growing up on the poverty line with a single mum and how that shaped everything- Joining the army at 20, becoming a lawyer at 23, and fruit picking in Melbourne at 27- How a nickname on LinkedIn turned into a media and storytelling business- Why the most success he's ever had came when he was the most vulnerable- 16 days on a train across India, four hours sleep a night, and coming off it a shell of a human- Why 99% of Australian founders look to the US when 5 billion people live next doorLet's keep the crew together 🤝📸 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/fayltales/🎵 TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@fayltales💼 LinkedIn: https://au.linkedin.com/in/loveth-ochayi-a67491152On the move? 🎧Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/64449Kq2PDzlkVyCjlN5U8Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/fayl-tales/id1797274868Follow us on all platforms!Instagram ~ @fayltalesTiktok ~ @fayltales LinkedIn ~ @fayltales