Jared

"I actually was a double major in finance and sales and that really set me up for success"

"Being a founder and owner of a small company with only about six employees, I wear pretty much all the hats."

"So being the lead instructor, uh, it's my responsibility to, you know, make sure that my classes are up to par."

"The most important skill is being able to adapt. You can project as much as you want and have certain goals, but you'll get hit with a curve ball eventually."

"I was able to experience on a personal basis the effects that cycling could have on people's lives. I lost a hundred pounds."

"Time management is something that's really, really important."

"My favorite thing about being in this industry is being able to see on a day-to-day basis the impact that I'm leaving on not only the riders, but also my employees as well."

"People who typically thrive in this industry are people who are able to build discipline in their day-to-day."

"This industry, just like any other industry, is driven by sales."

"Pretty much any of our positions are available to be entry-level positions"

"Trying to remain as even keeled...lean on the discipline, and just trying to remain as consistent on a day-to-day basis is the best thing I've learned."

"I majored in sales and finance, two areas very important towards any small business, really set me up for success."

"COVID made it so I couldn't teach for an entire year, but ended up springboarding me into this new sort of opportunity."