Katy Sullivan is proof that limits are meant to be redefined.
Born without the lower halves of her legs, Katy grew up in Alabama in a family that never saw her disability as something to fix — only something to face head-on. That foundation shaped her into one of the most inspiring performers and athletes in the world.

In this powerful episode, Katy joins Chris Spencer to talk about the resilience that carried her from the track to the stage — from representing Team USA at the Paralympic Games to starring on Broadway in Cost of Living. She opens up about facing rejection, rebuilding after injury, and how vulnerability became her greatest strength.

Katy’s story is a reminder that greatness doesn’t come from talent alone — it comes from belief, curiosity, and a relentless will to grow. Whether you’re an athlete, a parent, or a coach, her journey will make you rethink what’s possible.

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This episode was sponsored by The Legacy Group and Jim Candella, Senior Vice President with UBS Financial Services in their Frankin, TN office.

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