Diesel Force is a selective, twelve-month advisory program that helps heavy-duty shop owners build a business that runs without them. Twelve months with Jamie Irvine, working the nine stations of your business, starting with the one that is actually costing you money.
Apply for one of six seats Six seats. Chosen, not claimed.Twelve months. One shop. One bottleneck at a time. Depth over volume, by design.
Every shop has a different bottleneck. All of them fall under one of nine stations, so nobody gets a generic plan.
A one on one call with Jamie to find out where your shop actually is right now and which station you start at. No two owners start in the same place.
Jamie works with you directly to break the bottleneck you came in with. This is the part that gets you out of the bay.
You move into group coaching alongside Jamie and the other owners in your intake, and work through all nine stations of your business together.
Together, the stations form the operating system for a shop that works without owning its owner.
Jamie has spent 28 years in the heavy-duty industry and built one of the most rigorous approaches to helping shop owners do the work that changes their business. The nine stations came out of that work.
When I need to call someone I trust, Jamie is one of the people I call. He helped us create a consistent message that communicates our value proposition in a unique way, systemize the business, and use powerful tools to improve the way we manage and organize our people.
Jamie helped us develop a strategic business plan, restructure our management team, bring alignment to our people, and build a sales team that is growing our business. Jamie is a real friend and we trust him.
We didn't have all of the systems in place that we needed to sell to different types of customers. Jamie helped us develop our marketing and our brand, and was invaluable in expanding our national brand.
The first twelve weeks are direct work, built around your shop. Six one on one seats is the ceiling on that, and we are not raising it to fill the room.
It's a conversation about whether your shop is ready for a different way of operating. Applications are read personally. If it looks like a fit, you'll book your diagnostic with Jamie straight after.
[Jamie to confirm. Weekly session length plus implementation time between sessions.]
Jamie walks your shop through the nine stations with you and tells you where he would start and why. You leave knowing your starting station whether or not you take a seat.
[Evan to confirm. Cadence, call format, who is in the room.]
No. Getting them in order is station nine, and most owners arrive without them.