Unnecessary team pings capping your growth? Triage messages 24/7. Comment INBOX now!

27 Aug 2026 · 1 min

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In this short promotional clip, Matt Dart highlights how routine Slack and inbox messages consume a significant amount of a leader’s time. He quantifies the loss—30 minutes each workday, amounting to 7 hours per week, 364 hours per year, or roughly nine full weeks wasted in the inbox. He argues that this hidden time drain hampers revenue growth and that a traditional virtual assistant isn’t the solution. Instead, he proposes an AI‑driven triage system that scans Slack messages, flags only those that truly require the user’s attention, and thereby frees up valuable time. The video ends with a direct call‑to‑action, asking viewers to comment the word “inbox” to receive a detailed breakdown of the AI triage approach.

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7 AM, you haven't had your coffee yet. There's 18 messages in Slack and 12 of them shouldn't even need you. I'm going to show you how much that's actually costing you per year to have that type of morning, and it's bigger than you think, and it's the reason why your revenue is stuck the way it is. 30 minutes a day in your inbox, 5 days a week equals 7 hours a week, which then equates to 364 hours per year, which is actually 9 full weeks of the year burnt in your inbox. The fix isn't a better VA, it's an AI triage that goes through your Slack messages and tells you which ones you actually need to respond with. If you want to see our full breakdown on how this works, comment the word inbox and I'll send it straight over.