I'm Looking for One Extraordinary Partner

For more than forty years, I've been studying children.

I've been a teacher, a special educator, a coach, an inventor, and a lifelong observer of how children learn, move, belong, and grow.

Over those decades, a framework emerged—one that has become Bodies Make Sense, State Literacy, and Elevate Play.

Today, that work has grown into much more than an educational philosophy.

It includes books.

A complete learning framework.

Professional training.

Digital resources.

Practical classroom and home tools.

And an expanding ecosystem of educational products—including patented inventions designed to help children learn through movement, regulation, and play.

The vision is no longer an idea.

It's built.

Now it needs the right person to help it reach the world.

I don't dream of spending my days managing operations, raising capital, negotiating manufacturing, licensing products, or building distribution channels.

My deepest joy is where it has always been.

With children.

Observing.

Teaching.

Writing.

Inventing.

Continuing to discover what helps little bodies feel safe enough to learn.

I'm looking for someone whose gifts are different from mine.

Someone who gets excited about bringing innovative products to market.

Someone who understands business development, strategic partnerships, manufacturing, licensing, sales, and scaling organizations.

Someone who sees possibility where others see products.

This isn't simply a website.

It isn't simply a curriculum.

And it isn't simply a children's book.

It's an ecosystem designed to change how we understand learning by changing how we understand the body.

I believe these ideas belong in classrooms, homes, pediatric clinics, therapy practices, athletic programs, and communities around the world.

That kind of mission deserves both educational integrity and exceptional business leadership.

I'm not looking for an employee.

I'm not looking for an investor.

I'm looking for a true business partner.

Someone willing to help steward a body of work that has taken decades to develop—and who sees the opportunity to build something meaningful for generations to come.

I'm willing to share ownership with the right person because protecting these ideas and helping them reach children matters more to me than owning every piece of the company.

If this feels less like a business opportunity and more like a calling, I'd love to begin a conversation.

Let's build something that changes the way the world understands children.