A new talk to celebrate 10 Years of Being Deepest – Dare to Be Extraordinary
Yes, it has been almost 11 years, never mind a decade and I have a new talk lined up - Everyone's Guide to Daring to Be Extraordinary! What if being [...]
Finding Your Value – Claiming Your Extraordinary
You may have noticed but one of my battles has been with connecting to my value. It took me all of 44 years to discover that the feeling of dread [...]
Ten Years of Being Deepest – The SportsView Interview
For those of you who missed it, I have uploaded it to Youtube. One small error on the part of the producers, they have mis-identified support diver Derek Hughes as [...]
Dare to Stand Out – Own Your Identity
You can only change those things that you are aware of. Are you aware of who you are ? What is your identity ? How is it created ? Take [...]
Ten Years of Being Deepest
On 25 October, 2004 I set the ladies diving depth record. Who knew it would last ten years ? That dive proved to me that who I am isn't set [...]
Finding my Worth – Why a world record is worthless
I have a confession to make. One that doesn't come easily. or make much sense to many people. One that has taken my entire life time to face. I have [...]
Why You Need to Ask More Questions
I have known for a while that the key to my sanity and growth lies in the questions I ask myself. I have two, "what do I want ? " [...]
Things I Wish I had Known Ten Years Ago (or is it 15 ?)
I have to be kind to myself before I can be kind to anyone else. The alternative on this one is - how I speak to myself and what I expect [...]
Lessons from a World Record – Teams and Vision and Leadership
You may think that a world record is a solo thing, it isn’t! It requires a team of 6 to 10 people, some of whom are in the water, some [...]
Lessons from a World Record – Persistence
It is rare these days that I remember Boesmans and the huge amount of effort that it takes to dive there. I chose to build a cottage, fix it, be [...]