Sean Hopwood is one of us, by that I mean, he’s passionate about languages and could not even consider his life (or himself for that matter) without being in constant contact with other cultures. He is a translator, which is a profession that I admire, because as a polyglot, I understand how difficult and sometimes impossible it is to translate from one language to another.
In this episode, Sean talks about his passion for languages, where it comes from and how languages are part of his life. 

Who is Sean Hopwood?

He is  the CEO of Day Translations (website is www.daytranslations.com), It’s a translation and localization company operating in over 100+ languages worldwide. As a language expert and an entrepreneur, myself, I can only be very impressed because he built his company from scratch by going door to door asking people if they required translations, and today he has a fully remote team from all over the world & he is working and helping companies, but also individuals like me expand their operations abroad. He has worked with Fox News, TED, Bayer, Facebook, HBO, AT&T, and more. 
But apart from all of that, what I appreciate about him is that he’s very down to earth and the conversation we had was genuine and really interesting. He said some of the things I thought as well, basically he worded my thoughts better that I can do myself, but he also sparked some new ideas that I’ll have to explore further and especially about how important it is to consider the social rules of a culture when you learn a language, and not only when you travel. So, let’s start the interview now….

Find the full transcription here: https://www.nolwenn-languages.com/post/ep-20-when-languages-define-us-with-sean-hopewood