The First Black Book Has Landed: This Is Not Another Newsletter

Published 2 days ago • 1 min read

The Black Book

The doors have opened.

Today marks the first release of The Black Book - a reserved tier of intelligence for operators who don’t ask how much something costs, but how it was structured to begin with.

We’re starting with a blueprint that was never meant to be found online:

The Silent LBO​
How legacy assets are quietly acquired, restructured, and resold - without headlines, lawsuits, or staff walkouts. It’s not theory. It’s how conglomerates move.

This edition includes:

  • The Silent LBO Blueprint: 19 pages of play-by-play structuring
  • The Domino Drop: Signals you’ll never Google [17 pages]
  • Royalty Clause Library: Term sheets, founder rights, behavior clauses [8 pages]
  • Founder Scriptbook: How to talk succession without triggering defenses [8 pages]
  • Deal Math Engine: IRR, exit models, revenue floors and caps [13 pages]
  • Emotional Leverage Term Sheet: Legacy-first structuring on paper and in hearts [4 pages]

This isn’t Founder's Intel.​
This is the room where strategies get whispered, not tweeted.
It’s where blueprint meets execution, in silence.

Quick breakdown of what each tier includes:

  • ​Free: Weekly strategic muse and insights
  • ​Founder's Intel: Biweekly deep dives, metrics, tactics
  • ​The Black Book: Monthly confidential playbooks, real case frameworks, ungoogleable dots

​[Join the Black Book Circle]​

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Best,

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Zuzana Konupkova

“Clarity isn’t a luxury. Dismantle the noise - or stay stuck.”

​LinkedIn | zuzana.pro | Back2Control​

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For Multi-Business Owners Who Refuse to Drown in the Companies They Built I Didn’t Read the Playbook - I Wrote My Own -- I’m Zuzana, multi-company founder who scaled under pressure and learned the hard way what works when you’re running more than one business - and life won’t slow down. This space isn’t for tips. It’s for systems, decisions, and clarity built from the inside - shared for those who know success can’t be chaotic. It’s the playbook I wish I had when I was running it all. If you’re building empires, this is where you come to lead them differently. Because success should feel sovereign. Not suffocating.