#175 - Brainstorming Million Dollar Ideas with Elaine Zelby

By the way, by the way, first unicorn officially today. I feel like I can rule the world, I know I can be what I want to I put my all in it like my day song on the roadless travel, never looking back. Alright, everyone, we have uh A great episode. But first, before we get into it, I've got a huge favor. Um

There's this new feature in the iTun store. Um, so go I want to show it to you. I want to be one of the first to use it. So go type in my first million, or hopefully you're already are if you're not if you're on an Android, you can ignore this for now. Or you get no, as a matter of fact, you can do this for Spotify. So go to your iTunes store right now. um or your podcast app, my apologies, podcast app. Type in my first million and find our podcast, and then you're gonna see a button. It should be blue. on uh podcast and it says Subscribe. Click that button.

And something really amazing is gonna happen. And Uh I want you to tweet at me, the sampar, with a picture of that. And uh we're gonna you're gonna see this brand new feature that Apple just relaunched. It's a it's a really cool hack that we just discovered. So click that button and tell us what's happened. This is what they were talking about in the keynote yesterday, right? Yeah, it's like a big deal. Only a few people got access to it. I knew a guy And I got access to it. So go ahead and click that subscribe button. And if you're in Spotify, uh, I talked to Daniel Elk. He actually they're releasing something too. Click the button says. Daniel Elk, the cousin of Daniel Eck, the actual founder of Spotify, right? It's their cousins. It's a it's a Norwegian thing or uh you know s uh Swedish thing, whatever it is. It's a Scandinavian thing. Um anyway.

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