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Tyler Johnson and a business owner sitting across the table in the office of a small trucking company, a hand-drawn process flow on butcher paper spread between them and Tyler pointing at a step. A magnetic dispatch board on the wall behind, tractor units visible through the window.

Thirty minutes onwhat is actually broken.

A call with Tyler. Pick a time below and it holds on his calendar the moment you book it.

Mooresville, IndianaServing the MidwestBy phone

Every time below is actually open.

The list comes off Tyler's calendar, not out of a form. The review is free, the slot is held the moment you book it, and the invite is in your inbox straight after.

Every field is required except the one marked optional.

When.

Weekdays, up to two weeks out. All times Eastern.

Reading the calendar…

No openings that day. Try another.

Who.

The invite goes here.

He calls you on this.

Not required. If there is something specific you want covered, say so and he will come to the call having thought about it.

Booked.

The invite is on its way to your inbox. Tyler calls you on the number you gave. Nothing to prepare. If something changes before then, reply to the invite and it moves.

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What the thirty minutes are for.

You take the answer either way.

  1. 01

    Where you are right now.

    The business as it actually runs, and not the version in the org chart.

  2. 02

    Where you are stuck.

    The thing that has been on your list for months that nothing has moved on.

  3. 03

    What we would do first.

    If we walked in tomorrow. Specific, and not that it depends.

No deck, no pitch, and no follow-up sequence afterwards. One operator, two to three engagements at a time, so if it is not a fit he will say so on this call and point you to someone who can help.

Tyler Johnson and a technician standing at the wall of a small fleet repair garage, facing a large hand-drawn process map taped up on butcher paper and covered in sticky notes. Tyler gestures at a step. A pickup on a lift in the open bay behind them.
Tyler on the call, and Tyler on the floor after it. Illustrative scene, not a specific client engagement.
A flat central Indiana horizon at dusk, seen from the shoulder of a two-lane county road. A harvested field of stubble runs to a low treeline, a grain elevator and water tower stand on the right, utility poles run away to the left, and heavy overcast fills the sky with only a faint warm band near the horizon.

Rather write it down first?

Some things are easier to set out in a paragraph than to open a call with. Send the note instead. He reads every one himself.

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Or call the office line, 463-314-0314.