Originally from a small town in upstate NewYork, Jonah grew up surrounded by rolling hills and waterfalls. Diagnosed with dyslexia and ADHD from a young age, Jonah struggled with school. This may be why he ended up falling in love with the sport of cycling. Unlike busy New York City, the country roads outside of Ithaca provided relief from the challenges he faced during school. Eventually, Jonah decided to start racing his bike, which landed him a scholarship to a high school for elite athletes. This was a turning point for Jonah, who eventually became a professional cyclist, a top student, and leader on his college’s cycling team, The Lindenwood Lions. Jonah ended up winning three national championships by the end of his college career. Despite the challenges he faced, Jonah has always believed that barriers are opportunities. His motto is weaknesses don’t need to hold people back if strengths can be identified and nurtured. That mentally has resulted in Jonah owning one of the top sales offices for Fortune 500 companies at only twenty four. Jonah’s journey fostered his passion to create opportunities for others, which is why his team doesn’t just survive, but thrives.