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Why I moved to Germany to become an Entrepreneur | Daniel Hanemann #10
In this episode of the Guten Tag podcast, Daniel Hanemann, founder of Wundertax, discusses his bicultural upbringing and entrepreneurial journey in Germany.
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He shares his experiences of moving to Germany for university, facing cultural integration challenges, and dealing with stereotypes. Daniel talks about the inception of Wundertax, a tool for students to file tax returns, which evolved into a successful business.
He reflects on fundraising, the importance of strategic investor relationships, and contrasts the entrepreneurial cultures of the US and Germany. The episode also covers biases against underrepresented founders, tax return insights, and concludes with Daniel's thoughts on identity and personal growth.
Get in touch with Daniel:
https://www.linkedin.com/in/daniel-hanemann/
FOLLOW US ON INSTAGRAM:
https://www.instagram.com/gutentagpodcast
🏦 *Planning to move to Germany? Expatrio can help you with the requeriments for your visa https://bit.ly/3UC70WY
🧑🏽🏫🇩🇪 *GET ONE FREE GERMAN LESSON PLUS 30€ DISCOUNT with Lingoda. German classes online by real natives https://try.lingoda.com/GutenTagPod
Background music by HawkOne: https://soundcloud.com/hawkoner
00:00:00 The challenges of cultural integration
00:02:17 Upbringing in a binational household
00:18:42 Cultural differences and adapting to Germany
00:19:35 Transition to entrepreneurship
00:22:06 Building Studentensteuererklärung
00:23:24 Developing Wundertax
00:25:01 Product Solution Fit
00:28:59 Raising Initial Funding
00:39:06 Challenges of Raising Funds
00:41:36 Competing with Larger Competitors
00:46:01 Changing metrics of success
00:51:00 The bias and underrepresentation faced by female and people of color founders in the startup scene.
00:54:17 Tax return misconceptions
00:59:20 Identity and belonging
01:03:24 Flexibility and life advice
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By Luardo (Guten Tag Studio)In this episode of the Guten Tag podcast, Daniel Hanemann, founder of Wundertax, discusses his bicultural upbringing and entrepreneurial journey in Germany.
💰 * Start your tax declaration and claim your tax refund with WUNDERTAX. GET ADDITIONAL DISCOUN HERE 👉🏽 https://bit.ly/3SSgKel
He shares his experiences of moving to Germany for university, facing cultural integration challenges, and dealing with stereotypes. Daniel talks about the inception of Wundertax, a tool for students to file tax returns, which evolved into a successful business.
He reflects on fundraising, the importance of strategic investor relationships, and contrasts the entrepreneurial cultures of the US and Germany. The episode also covers biases against underrepresented founders, tax return insights, and concludes with Daniel's thoughts on identity and personal growth.
Get in touch with Daniel:
https://www.linkedin.com/in/daniel-hanemann/
FOLLOW US ON INSTAGRAM:
https://www.instagram.com/gutentagpodcast
🏦 *Planning to move to Germany? Expatrio can help you with the requeriments for your visa https://bit.ly/3UC70WY
🧑🏽🏫🇩🇪 *GET ONE FREE GERMAN LESSON PLUS 30€ DISCOUNT with Lingoda. German classes online by real natives https://try.lingoda.com/GutenTagPod
Background music by HawkOne: https://soundcloud.com/hawkoner
00:00:00 The challenges of cultural integration
00:02:17 Upbringing in a binational household
00:18:42 Cultural differences and adapting to Germany
00:19:35 Transition to entrepreneurship
00:22:06 Building Studentensteuererklärung
00:23:24 Developing Wundertax
00:25:01 Product Solution Fit
00:28:59 Raising Initial Funding
00:39:06 Challenges of Raising Funds
00:41:36 Competing with Larger Competitors
00:46:01 Changing metrics of success
00:51:00 The bias and underrepresentation faced by female and people of color founders in the startup scene.
00:54:17 Tax return misconceptions
00:59:20 Identity and belonging
01:03:24 Flexibility and life advice