Tyson Palardy knows better than most people that the right mentor can make or break your career. For that reason, Tyson Palardy feels as though it is especially important for him to reach out to young professionals in the auto interior repair industry to let them know that he is available for support and guidance.

“When I was first getting started in the business, a few people who had been in it longer than me reached out to me and offered their support and guidance,” Tyson Palardy recently said. “Now that I am 52 years old with more than two decades of experience in the industry, I have the hindsight to know that I would not be where I am today if it were not for those wonderful people who were helping me in the earliest stages of my career.”

Tyson Palardy says that that gratitude that he feels towards the people who supported and mentored him when he was young is his driving motivation behind reaching out to newer professionals in his field. Tyson Palardy says that he hopes that his support and guidance will help younger and less experienced people in the field of car interior repair and restoration find their footing in a competitive industry.

“I know that it can seem intimidating to break into a trade for the first time,” Tyson Palardy said. “However, I know that with the right support and guidance, you can make a name for yourself in this business. For that reason, I am issuing an open call to any young people in this industry who may need a little extra professional support.”

Tyson Palardy says that the early years in any trade are inherently difficult to navigate. This is especially true, says Tyson Palardy, in an industry as competitive as automotive interior repair and restoration.

When Tyson Palardy is not working at his business or mentoring young people in his industry, he enjoys a number of hobbies. Most notably, Tyson Palardy enjoys competitive body building and other physically active pursuits. Tyson Palardy says that body building is his method of stress relief.