Matt Verlaque

I don’t care about a great month.

I don’t get sh*tty when I have a bad one, either.

If you’re a founder, you’re in the STATUS QUO business

New levels. New standards. New normals.

Best thing you can do is never backslide.

✌️MV

Every problem is a data problem.

And I know how to help you fix them.

Want to learn how?

DM me the word PRECISION before Wednesday at noon and I’ll show you 👊

Let me introduce myself 🚀

If you’re running a business, AI can make you money. Period.

But you have to know how to use it properly, or you’ll waste time and feel incredibly unimpressed.

Prompting is the gateway drug to AI excellence 👌

And this one will tell you the ONE NUMBER to focus on in your own business to make the most possible money over the next 90 days.

Comment the word “PROMPT” and I’ll send it over to you.

Let’s get nerdy 🤓

MV

Wheels up → laptops open → landed in Austin to start the week.

Hosted an AI roundtable—wild how fast “What model are you using?” has become the new small-talk opener.

Founder’s dinner with some amazing humans.

Knocked out a podcast with .

Software as a Science book-signing with and .

Wrapped up the trip with brisket at Terry Black’s.

Walked our Inner Circle crew through the Churn Clarity Matrix.

Finished the week filming a few reels (office-dog cameo mandatory).

Revenue is a lagging indicator.

The real drivers
→ Your actions
→ Your habits
→ Your standards
→ Your ex*****on.

No fluff, just the real tech stack powering every part of the business

I spent years tracking the wrong metrics and wondering why growth felt impossible.

Want to unlock better data in your business?

Reply GROWTH and I’ll get you signed up!

Another week in the studio 💪

- Filmed our first podcast

- Did an AI Roundtable with our inner circle peeps

- Founders Hike

- Yukon the office pup

Week In Review: Launched our first Bootcamp at Precision, almost done building out the YouTube set at studios, and generally building the future one day at a time ❤️

Sometimes it’s more fun to build. In this case, snagged an old lane from a bowling alley in Pennsylvania - which we bought legs for and turned it into a conference table.

Anyone can throw money at a project - but sometimes doing things with your hands, that have true character, is worth the effort.