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Brainy Days
Brainstorm Africa
60 episodes
2 days ago
Brainy Days is a value-packed weekly discussion from young creative entrepreneurs Michael Lawson and Nana Yaw Ofori-Atta. They share their journeys from struggling freelancers to running a remote creative agency and all the struggles and lessons picked up along the way.
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Brainy Days is a value-packed weekly discussion from young creative entrepreneurs Michael Lawson and Nana Yaw Ofori-Atta. They share their journeys from struggling freelancers to running a remote creative agency and all the struggles and lessons picked up along the way.
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Entrepreneurship
Business
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046: Is Twitter the Next Big Thing in Ghana?
Brainy Days
27 minutes 33 seconds
3 years ago
046: Is Twitter the Next Big Thing in Ghana?

Twitter is a very powerful social media platform gaining so much popularity in our part of the world. What does this mean for individuals here? What about the many businesses? 

Mike and Nana break down the “Twitter craze” and what exactly it means for its users.


Say hi to Mike > https://www.instagram.com/themikelawson/


Say hi to Nana > https://www.instagram.com/oneman1000/


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Brainy Days
Brainy Days is a value-packed weekly discussion from young creative entrepreneurs Michael Lawson and Nana Yaw Ofori-Atta. They share their journeys from struggling freelancers to running a remote creative agency and all the struggles and lessons picked up along the way.