Originally studying to be a calculus teacher, Adam spent most of his life in the restaurant industry. He played soccer for 19 years and had a love for coaching and training but had lost the appeal to specifically teach math. As someone who lacked direction and belief in himself, he stuck to the only thing he felt comfortable with, which was restaurants. Tired of feeling stuck, Adam took a chance on himself to get out of his comfort zone and pursue a better life. He found this industry just after turning 30 and chose to spend most of his time around people who could teach him to develop himself to another level. By 32, he started his own business in Southern California to teach others how to be better versions of themselves by giving them relatable skills in a phenomenal industry that serves non-profits. Now having opened up his second business in Denver, Adam’s passion for this industry comes from watching people find breakthroughs and a newfound belief in what they are capable of. The goal is to teach others how to invest in themselves and become entrepreneurs where they can then do the same in other markets.