Matt talks about working on and refining his BMW E46 M3. He also shares plans to continue upgrading the car (suspension, cleaning, parts replacement), while evaluating whether to fully repaint it or keep it as-is. Toward the end, he reflects on enjoying the process, getting deeper into car collecting, and planning future garage upgrades and additional cars.

Matt dives into a full mix of garage talk, personal growth, and business strategy.  Matt shares his excitement about a newly acquired BMW E46 M3 project, and opens up about his journey overcoming driving anxiety and getting back behind the wheel. He also drops valuable insights on building a personal brand, growing a business, and attracting high-end clients, while giving updates on new products, garage setups, and future plans for Obsessed Garage. If you're into cars, detailing, entrepreneurship, and real-life progress, this episode brings it all together.

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.

Matt checks in from Middleton with updates on the potential Villages Design Studio retail deal, upcoming pressure washing cabinet drops, and the continued buildout of OG HQ. He breaks down the economics behind percentage-based leases,  and what's ahead for Sonic foam layouts and the "Year of the Tool." He also talks cars (997.2 RS, GT4 RS, E92 M3, Evo power numbers), Rolex collecting as a store of value, and his structured approach to building a high-end sports card collection. Plus, a candid health update on ketosis tracking, exposure therapy, and progress getting back to driving. A wide-ranging episode on business, cars, investing, and personal growth.

In this episode of the Dialed In Podcast, Matt explains the risks of removing PPF, when it's worth installing, and why custom "paint-to-sample" cars can sometimes have more imperfections than standard factory finishes. He also shared business updates, product recommendations, and practical life advice about pursuing better career opportunities and staying proactive in personal growth.