Chasing the Horizon: An Adventure Across Sky, Land, and Sea

My sense of adventure took root early, riding trains and buses to school and watching the world change outside the window — and it’s never really stopped moving.

In the air, I’ve chased altitude in every form I could find: flying in a helicopter, co-piloting a small plane, gliding through the sky on a paraglider, hang glider, and glider plane, and free-falling through skydiving — with a fighter jet flight and bungee jumping still on the wish list.

On land, I’ve pushed my limits trekking to Everest Base Camp at 17,598 feet and to Machu Picchu, crossed countries by bike, bus, train, and bullet train, and flown down one of the world’s longest ziplines, with a Ferrari ride still to come.

And in the water, I’ve explored reefs scuba diving in the Philippines and the Andaman Nicobar Islands, ridden jet skis (even underwater, off St. Martin Island), taken on Class IV whitewater rapids in New York, and tried my hand at kayaking, paddleboarding, and sea walking — with flyboarding, wakeboarding, a semi-submarine ride, and water skiing still on the list.