
When you are standing at the edge of what you know, EXPLORATION takes you forward.
I guide people to re-connect to the power of exploration, so that they (you) can navigate the unknown with confidence and turn what seems impossible into reality
Success today isn’t about having all the answers (AI can give us any answer we want). It’s about knowing how to use those answers and move when the certainty disappears.
The Explorer’s Edge offers practical tools, stories and frameworks from these edges of the known that support you – not by waiting for certainty (or permission or to be rescued by someone who knows), but by learning how to move forward when the next step isn’t obvious (and yes, moving through the fear and discomfort)
Because exploration isn’t something ‘out there’, in large moments. It is something you do every time you stand at the edge and step into the unknown.

You are Already an Explorer
Not know how doesn’t mean you can’t.
You don’t have to be born an explorer or feel like one. Exploration is something you can learn. It is just another way of getting things done – a strategy to engage with the unknown.
Without explorer’s and exploration there can be nothing other than what exists now.
I didn’t break a world record because I knew how.
I broke a world record because I learned how to act when there was no certainty or way forward.
It wasn’t fearlessness (or even something I was born with) that made the impossible possible, it was my ability to explore.
That same exploration mindset now sits at the heart of what I teach
To make exploration practical – especially when the way forward isn’t clear – I created the Explorer’s Compass: a simple but powerful navigation tool to help people keep moving, keep adapting, keep learning and building their way when there is no perceivable way forward.
Explorers know that they aren’t victims of circumstance or reality. They are a co-creators!

Why Exploration Matters Now
We are leading and living in a world where certainty is disappearing faster than ever.
The old models of getting things done (planning, predicting, controlling), no longer guarantee success.
The ability to navigate the unknown and learn is now the most critical skill we can build.
Exploration gives you
- Resilience – so you can move forward when it is hard, confusing and you have no clarity
- Momentum – to keep going, keep learning, keep finding out and building a way forward
- Leadership Capacity – to guide others and create coherent forward movement through the uncertainty
- Confidence – to act
Exploration isn’t a luxury.
It is the foundation that creates things we haven’t done before.
Want to get Started
Here are three ways to get started and re-connect to you exploration Power
Some Scenes from the Edge of the Unknown
Exploration isn’t just a theory for me. It is something I have lived and live every day.
These are images from my own journey – breaking the Guinness World Record for the Deepest Dive by a Woman on scuba. A journey where the way forward didn’t exist, until I worked it out.