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Coaching
Real coaching is providing an environment where people can learn to make mistakes. Where its OK to not get it right first, (or sometimes after many times).

Lighting a fire to cook food in the back woods is as much about experiencing what does not work, as it is about the success of a culinary delight.

People
People are products of their environment.
This affects how they see things, and what they see – their perspective.
I may well see something in a completely different way to you… it does not prevent us both being ‘right’.

Changing
Learning to develop your own BOLD Perspective is ‘getting comfortable with challenge’. It’s a change in the way we see things, encouraged by immersing yourself in the outdoors… in nature.
Learning is not linear. It’s progressive.

Learning is a change in behaviour over time…

Learning that the outdoors is a real environment, which can at times be unforgiving… it may not distinguish between man and woman, background, appearance or preferences… it will consistently hand out a lesson in humility, in respect.

We draw inspiration from it’s raw beauty and power, opportunity for wildlife encounters and learning about health and happiness in our unique environment.
The Benefits of Outdoor Learning and Development are ‘measured’ on a different scale ⚖️

Perspectives
Developing your own BOLD Perspective will enhance (not replace) existing structure.  It’s about seeing what is working well and making that happen more often.

Bold can be viewed as a philosophy, as a coaching tool, as a window of opportunity where anything is possible… it just depends on how much you truly want it.

Is it a priority?

Is it your priority, and why? : )

Keirron Tastagh

Keirron Tastagh, from the Isle of Man, is an accomplished adventure sports coach and risk utilisation consultant. Since 2002, he has led 18 wilderness expeditions around the globe - 3 of them record-breaking, and used the outdoors to promote personal growth and smart risk-taking through his company, Adventurous Experiences.

In 2021, Keirron’s skills took him to Antarctica, where he combined his love for photography, wildlife, and guiding in extreme environments. He now works as Assistant Expedition Leader with Viking Expeditions, helping guests safely explore the polar regions and create unforgettable adventures.

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