Some terrific insights from many of the guests, occasionally spoiled by the presenters adding their own stories.

Real easy to take on board

… then maybe try this podcast out. I was an ardent listener, hoping to catch some grains of wisdom from the white male. Sadly, there’s not much to be gleaned here that one can’t find elsewhere. Fail fast and have a rich dad. You’d learn more from Welcome to Wrexham.

I really like this podcast but the new format on some episodes of taking it in turns to read a wordy essay is extremely dull. Come on guys you are better than this.

I stumbled across Dan on Twitter/X and listened to the episode with Paul “Ella’s Kitchen” Lindley. Loved the insights and format - my new fav entrepreneur-focused podcast!

Best app and nice talking

Good luck

Really enjoyed! Thanks Dan.

Although the host is unable to keep his ill-informed political opinions to himself, the interviews are worth listening to. If one can sidestep this man's confused (woke meets neocon!) cliches and grating personality, it can be worth the effort.

I love this podcast. It has been the soundtrack to my gym sessions the last 18 months if not more. Lately, I’ve been getting the feeling Dan is on a personal quest to pitch himself (and his successes) against his guests. I thought I was maybe being a bit too harsh but having just listened to the episode with Lord Bilimoria, I was right. How do you get to interview the founder of one of the most eponymous beers in the UK and all I can remember from it is Dan’s voice and what he thinks of business schools altogether laced with gratuitous swear words? A truly awful episode which continues a trend of Dan wanting to be the star of his show. It’s your podcast, mate. You can literally create an episode of you just banging on about yourself. But please when you get guests on — for all 45mins that they are on — allow the listener to learn from them. Any time an episode contains less than 80% of the guest’s voice, it’s bound to not be a good one.