Show Notes
In this episode, Matt talks about getting back into driving and the progress he's made after struggling with it in the past. He shares his experience driving the porsche 997 today, including a recent 10-mile drive in his Evo, and how he structures his schedule around times when he can't drive. Matt also discusses his next goal of driving through stop lights, along with current car projects, cars he would like to own, and setting up fitness goals to challenge himself over the coming weeks.
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In this episode of Dialed In, Matt shares updates on his tool drawer setup, ongoing car projects, and plans for his new home including lighting, audio, and garage design. He also discusses changes to the Obsessed Garage team, the challenges of managing cash flow, and his approach to delegating without micromanaging. Along the way, Matt answers live audience questions about detailing, garage setups, future car purchases, and AI's potential to improve how we work.
In this episode of the Dialed In Podcast, Matt breaks down what it costs to bring the Obsessed Garage team out for a garage transformation and shares updates on Theresa's garage and his custom home plans. He gets candid about his biggest business mistakes, lessons learned from chasing too many projects, and why profitability and focus are shaping his next steps. Along the way, he answers viewer questions about detailing techniques, garage flooring and paint, tools, and audio equipment. Plus, hear what's coming next for OG products, YouTube content, and Matt's personal car projects.
In this episode of the Dialed In Podcast, Matt shares some major life and Obsessed Garage updates, including plans for his new house and dream garage, the future of OG garage projects, and why he decided to step away from the Middleton showroom. He also dives into cars, upcoming products, business growth, finances, and learning to delegate more as OG continues to evolve. Along the way, Matt reflects on finding contentment, enjoying what you've built, and realizing that sometimes bigger isn't always better.