Caleb Jones is a business consultant, author, and professional speaker.  Among other things.

Caleb spent most of his childhood being a smartass to his parents and teachers.  When his mother refused to give him money when he asked, he began his business career selling newspapers, Christmas cards, and bubble gum at the age of eight.

At age nine he purchased his first computer (a TI-99) and instantly became a geek.  His grandmother remarked to his parents at the time, "That's ridiculous.  No one will ever pay him to type on that keyboard all day."

While in high school, Caleb worked part-time as a computer network administrator while reading business books and getting extremely bad grades, deeply upsetting his mother.  (It's okay, she got over it later.)

By age 18 he was working for (what was then) the seventh-largest software company in the world, the youngest person in a company of 400 employees.

At age 19 he purchased his first piece of real estate and became a part-time real estate investor during the hot market of the 1990's.

In 1996, at age 24, Caleb started his own consulting firm from scratch and and reached the top 5% of his industry’s earning level within three years.  He has since worked with over 300 companies of all sizes including the Fortune 500, all over the United States, Europe and Asia.  He has worked directly with business leaders such as Brian Tracy, Phil Knight, and Tony Robbins.  Caleb’s articles have appeared in national publications such as National Public Accountant, Medical Economics Magazine, and many others.  Caleb has spoken to numerous audiences on the topics of technology, productivity, personal effectiveness, and business success.  

Caleb currently owns three companies and consults in the areas of marketing and business productivity.  He also coaches other consultants in private practice, teaching them how to earn as much money as possible from their businesses.  

Caleb lives in the beautiful Pacific Northwest USA though he travels frequently to all corners of the globe.  He is divorced with two highly intelligent and independent teenage children who he loves very much and who love to give him crap.  Caleb thinks this is fair, judging how he did the same to his parents when he was that age.