Jerred began his career in a cockpit in the U.S. Air Force. But an injury from flying ended his dreams of aviation.

After leaving active duty, he decided to “follow his passion” and pursue a career in fitness. Put another way: he found out how to earn no money.

Not settling for the status quo, he wanted to carve his own path. In 2014, he launched an online training platform, Garage Gym Athlete. He also wrote a book, The Garage Gym Athlete.

After scaling his first business to seven figures, the emails and messages started rolling in… “How did you do it?”

In 2018, Jerred began teaching other pros how to scale. He quickly realized that most businesses suck… Not the offer. Not the owner. Not the product/service. No, the business sucked. No one had systems. No checklists or tracked KPIs. There were no automations and almost no operations.

People were treating business as a joke. They weren’t professionals. They were using their desire to help people as an excuse to have little impact and even less income.

Over the next several years, Jerred pushed harder in business. He wrote another book called Killing Comfort and hit the Inc. 500 twice at No.447 & No.152 (fastest-growing private companies in the United States). Further solidifying his place as a disruptive entrepreneur.

“Mastering your craft is just the start. Without business skills to match, even the best risk burnout and the regret of missing out on life-changing success.“


Jerred’s mission has always been simple: Build Better Humans. You can see this thread connect everything he creates and every business he owns.

Now, he wants to accelerate this mission. He wants to help more than one person. He wants to increase the impact and income of business owners who build better humans, too. Like ripples in a pond, the impact can be tremendous and far-reaching.

He doesn’t just teach. He does. He runs better human businesses and help others build theirs.