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We ask the question "If I were CEO of ____, what would I test?" Disclaimer: The views expressed are our own and not those of Daniel's employer.

  1. VOR 6 TAGEN

    If I'm CEO of Chipotle | #75

    If I’m the CEO of Chipotle, I’m immediately selling our seasoning nationwide, putting the food behind automated QR lockers so people stop stealing your orders, and making the employees wear Meta glasses so takeout orders get up to 100% accuracy. We also pitch a bunch some goofy ideas in this episode like dog-friendly chicken cups and making beef jerky. Watch if you like half-baked business ideas, and let me know what we missed in the comments.

    18 Min.

  2. 12. MAI

    13 ways to make airports fun | #74

    Airports have no Wi-Fi, you’re constantly waiting, and have no control over getting to your destination. It’s not a pleasant experience. I’ve taken 40 flights in 4 months already. I know the pain.In this episode of Ideas, we’re going to go through 13 ideas I have to upgrade airports.

    25 Min.

  3. 5. MAI

    12 ideas if I'm CEO of David | #73

    Food is the first subscription business. And it’s still the best business.I spend more on food than anything else. And like most people... I eat the same thing everyday. In the morning, I eat 0% greek yogurt.At the office, I drink a cup of iced coffee with 2 packets of Stevia. For lunch, I eat avocado sandwiches.For a snack, I eat a David bar.  That’s the model: habit = revenue Once you find your bar, you're locked in.  Listen for 12 ideas I have to monetize and fuel the habits of our audience.

    16 Min.

  4. 29. APR.

    If I were CEO of this Pyramid | #72

    New format. New show. Thoughts? What would you do if you're CEO of this Pyramid?

    9 Min.

  5. 17. APR.

    The Simple Way to Increase Your Luck | #71

    Most people think working harder is the key to getting more opportunities. That’s only half the equation. In this episode, we break down the simple mental model of “luck surface area” and why your opportunities are a direct function of two things: what you do and how much you tell people about it. We share how posting content online has completely changed our ability to network, land high-profile podcast guests, and stand out in crowded inboxes, even when reaching out cold. We also get tactical: how to write better outreach, how to research someone in 10 minutes to stand out instantly, and why believing you’re worth talking to might be the highest leverage networking skill you can build. Whether you’re a student trying to get your resume seen, a founder looking for opportunities, or just someone who wants to build a network that actually works, this episode is for you. Put in your email in connectionaccepted.com to be in know about everything CA. For sponsorships or business inquiries reach out to connectionaccepted@gmail.com Join Matt & I as we build a $10M Podcast:   Subscribe on YouTube Listen on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/3oeHvC5O1oSqIw428DpTHX?si=e6adfe70d5f549b3 Listen on Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/connection-accepted/id1844434065  Our LinkedIn: ⁠https://www.linkedin.com/company/connection-accepted/⁠

    22 Min.

  6. 14. APR.

    Behind the scenes of a $70M podcast | #70

    Most podcasters spend hours sending "pitch" emails that get buried in inboxes. Matt and I found a better way: we post on LinkedIn. In this episode, we break down the "meta-story" of how a single LinkedIn DM from a fan landed us a $30M entrepreneur who normally doesn't answer the phone. Adam Robinson spent a decade on Wall Street as a credit trader before completely overturning his life at 30 to become a tech entrepreneur.  Today, he runs two massive, bootstrapped businesses and has mastered the art of high-leverage communication. We dove into what we learned from Adam about the power of "unrelenting persistence," why your management problems are actually communication problems, and the reality of walking away from a "prestigious" traditional career to build something for yourself. Put in your email in connectionaccepted.com to be in know about everything CA. For sponsorships or business inquiries reach out to connectionaccepted@gmail.com Join Matt & I as we build a $10M Podcast:   Subscribe on YouTube Listen on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/3oeHvC5O1oSqIw428DpTHX?si=e6adfe70d5f549b3 Listen on Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/connection-accepted/id1844434065  Our LinkedIn: ⁠https://www.linkedin.com/company/connection-accepted/

    27 Min.

  7. 10. APR.

    How to undercomplicate public speaking | #69

    Most communication advice is surface-level. Make eye contact. Use hand gestures.  Take a deep breath. Act confident. Chris Walker thinks that misses the point. In this episode, Matt talks with Chris Walker, founder of Refine Labs and Encoded, about the deeper drivers behind communication, decision-making, entrepreneurship, and independent thought. Chris breaks down why most people live by “invisible contracts,” how questioning default assumptions changed his life, and why communication is less about tactics and more about identity, beliefs, and intentions. We talk about why so many professionals stay stuck in old scripts, how great founders see the world differently before everyone else does, and why the skills that matter most in an AI-driven world may have nothing to do with working harder. Put in your email in connectionaccepted.com to be in know about everything CA. Follow Chris: https://www.linkedin.com/in/chriswalker171/ For sponsorships or business inquiries reach out to connectionaccepted@gmail.com Join Matt & I as we build a $10M Podcast:   Subscribe on YouTube Listen on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/3oeHvC5O1oSqIw428DpTHX?si=e6adfe70d5f549b3 Listen on Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/connection-accepted/id1844434065  Our LinkedIn: ⁠https://www.linkedin.com/company/connection-accepted/⁠

    58 Min.

  8. 7. APR.

    How to Make People Talk | #68

    Asking good questions looks simple. But most people ask surface-level things: What school did you go to? What are your hours like? What’s your job like? That’s not how great conversations happen. In this episode, Matt and I break down how to ask better questions in networking calls, at work, on dates, and in everyday conversations. We talk about why the best questions come from genuine curiosity, how to identify what someone actually cares about, and why “going deeper” is what makes people open up. We break down: 🔹Why good questions are more about curiosity than preparation 🔹How to use the “five whys” to get past surface-level answers 🔹Why the best conversations happen when the other person talks more than you 🔹How asking better questions helps you build stronger relationships, better rapport, and even better content as a creator Put in your email in connectionaccepted.com to be in know about everything CA (website update coming soon). For sponsorships or business inquiries reach out to connectionaccepted@gmail.com Join Matt & I as we build a $10M Podcast:   Subscribe on YouTube Listen on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/3oeHvC5O1oSqIw428DpTHX?si=e6adfe70d5f549b3 Listen on Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/connection-accepted/id1844434065  Our LinkedIn: ⁠https://www.linkedin.com/company/connection-accepted/⁠

    18 Min.
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We ask the question "If I were CEO of ____, what would I test?" Disclaimer: The views expressed are our own and not those of Daniel's employer.

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