Growing up a welfare kid of an incarnated father, Tyler had very little of his own. While pursuing a biochemistry degree(to prove to his high school that he wasn't the stupid acting kid they said he was) Tyler begrudgingly opened a custom auto shop. This auto shop would go from a one-man operation founded with 4 thousand dollars to a multimillion-dollar multiple-location business. Think pimp my ride, his shop had clients such as the rolling stones, WWE, CNN, and a laundry list of others. As cool as this all sounds a medical issue would force a sale and in reflection, he realized it was an almost 10-year mistake. Yes, success in everyone else eyes but Tyler's. Over the last two years, he’s helped over 50 would-be or struggling entrepreneurs. He now feel like he’s doing his life’s work.
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