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Someone says the words that stop the room: I just lived a breakup. And suddenly the conversation pivots—not to heartbreak, but to the moment everything shifted. A young coder realizes his real superpower was never the code itself. It was the ability to speak two languages at once: the language of the technical and the language of money. Sometimes when your life breaks, the only direction is outward.
Léo Poitevin is a technical founder who walked away from France into Malta's glittering, unregulated gambling and fintech ecosystem—and what he learned there about how businesses actually get found in 2024 is the kind of unflinching breakdown most people won't tell you. In this episode of Every Day's a Train Wreck, he maps the hidden architecture of visibility: the layering of SEO, AI, paid ads, and the psychological leverage of human pain. He reveals why a locksmith's emergency call costs $2,000, why reviews are a deliberate game, and why your marketing budget keeps disappearing. If you're building anything or trying to understand where your money actually goes, this is the conversation that cuts through the noise.
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