06/24/2026
I made it official this week. The papers are signed. AdaptAbility Co is a real company now, on paper, the way it's been real in my chest for years.
I have to tell you what that actually means, because it was never about a logo or a website or an LLC.
Fourteen years ago I took a job because it was convenient. The first kids I worked with couldn't feed or help themselves, and somewhere in the blending of food and the figuring out of how to keep them happy, I found a side of humanity I fell in love with and never walked back from. I didn't pick this work. It found me, and it told me plainly what I was supposed to do with my life.
Everything since has been one thing leading to another. A summer program. A young man who would only train if we called it superhero training. A first shot at coaching I never saw coming, handed to me by people who had no reason to bet on me and did it anyway. A small gym, a name a client gave me, years of sessions in living rooms and on gym floors with the people most places had already written off. And now this. The real thing, with its real name, built to outlast any single gym or any single version of me.
Here's the part I mean most. I am not standing here because I'm special. I'm standing here because of every person who gave me a chance before I'd earned one, every family who trusted me with the person they love most, and every client who has taught me more than I ever taught them. I've spent fourteen years being handed things I could never pay back. The least I can do is build something worthy of all of it.
So here it is. adaptabilityco.com is live. The training and the weekly community class. A certification for the people who do this work every day and were never taught how it actually works. An app on the way, for anyone priced out or aged out of the help they need. A foundation taking shape so cost is never the reason a family goes without. A children's book series. And the Porch Light, a private community so nobody does this alone.
If you have someone in your life who's been underestimated, written off, or aged out of something that was working, I'd like to meet them. The site doesn't ask for a diagnosis first. It asks what your person loves.
There's more than one way to the finish line. I'm just grateful I finally found mine.
adaptabilityco.com