Webster House’s Charles d’Ablaing is driven to succeed in Kansas City

Most men are forced to sell the motorcycle and give up their dream of the open road. It’s the end of a midlife crisis or a concession to a pregnant spouse, an unhappy compromise that has taken years to accept. 

But most men don’t sell the motorcycle when they’re 18 years old. And they don’t sell it for the chance to start over. For Webster House executive chef Charles d’Ablaing, selling his chopper is what allowed him to find the road he was meant to travel.