Location: United States
Member Since:
Sep. 12, 2012
Tyler Reed
Biography
Tyler Reed grew up on a small farm near Napoleon, Ohio. After failing to graduate high school, he spent several years working odd jobs and traveling around the United States, Europe and the Middle East. He finagled his way into a two-year technical college and then proceeded to enter 4-year colleges and universities as a transfer student. In an undergraduate “career” that spanned over six years and four institutions, he majored in philosophy, psychology, music, English literature and electro-mechanical engineering before receiving his Bachelor of Science degree with a dual-major in mathematics and computer science. He later completed graduate coursework in space science.
Tyler has held a wide variety of jobs. He has worked on a chicken farm, cooked in Greek and Italian restaurants, painted grain elevators, rebuilt automobile axles, worked construction jobs, picked citrus fruit, done grounds keeping, made soup cans, managed an industrial resale company, and bartended. Since completing his degree, Tyler has spent 20 years working in high-tech and software development. A serial entrepreneur, he has created several small businesses, mostly technology-related.
Tyler drank and smoked heavily for over two decades. In 2006 he transformed his life and in the process, developed the framework presented in this book. In 2007, he completed a 200-hour yoga teacher training program and began teaching yoga publicly. Since then, Tyler has completed 5k and 10k running races and cycled 100 miles in the first Pelotonia bike tour. He has developed and presented many seminars and workshops related to various aspects of meditation and yoga. In 2011 and 2012 he taught weekly yoga classes to incarcerated youths at a high-security correctional facility in Ohio.
Tyler works independently as a systems engineer, enterprise architect, software developer and author. He is a member of American Mensa, Intertel, the Columbus Idea Foundry, INCOSE, the American Society for Cybernetics, the American Mathematical Society and the Columbus Council on World Affairs. Tyler lives in Columbus, Ohio with his wife and their two children.
Tyler has held a wide variety of jobs. He has worked on a chicken farm, cooked in Greek and Italian restaurants, painted grain elevators, rebuilt automobile axles, worked construction jobs, picked citrus fruit, done grounds keeping, made soup cans, managed an industrial resale company, and bartended. Since completing his degree, Tyler has spent 20 years working in high-tech and software development. A serial entrepreneur, he has created several small businesses, mostly technology-related.
Tyler drank and smoked heavily for over two decades. In 2006 he transformed his life and in the process, developed the framework presented in this book. In 2007, he completed a 200-hour yoga teacher training program and began teaching yoga publicly. Since then, Tyler has completed 5k and 10k running races and cycled 100 miles in the first Pelotonia bike tour. He has developed and presented many seminars and workshops related to various aspects of meditation and yoga. In 2011 and 2012 he taught weekly yoga classes to incarcerated youths at a high-security correctional facility in Ohio.
Tyler works independently as a systems engineer, enterprise architect, software developer and author. He is a member of American Mensa, Intertel, the Columbus Idea Foundry, INCOSE, the American Society for Cybernetics, the American Mathematical Society and the Columbus Council on World Affairs. Tyler lives in Columbus, Ohio with his wife and their two children.
Where to find Tyler Reed online
Website: http://managedtransformation.com
Facebook: Facebook profile
LinkedIn: http://www.linkedin.com/pub/tyler-reed/63/229/947/
Blog: http://managedtransformation.com
Facebook: Facebook profile
LinkedIn: http://www.linkedin.com/pub/tyler-reed/63/229/947/
Blog: http://managedtransformation.com
Where to buy in print
Books
T-Frame: A Framework For Managed Transformation
by Tyler Reed
Price:
$6.21 USD.
Words: 33,190.
Language:
English.
Published: April 10, 2013
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Categories:
Nonfiction » Health, wellbeing, & medicine » healthy living, Nonfiction » Self-improvement » Stress Management
Presents a process framework for personal transformation. Defines a human architecture that can be quantitatively expressed and evolved. Provides examples and scheme for transformational engineering.