Edge Hunter | ˈej ˌhən(t)ər | noun

1. A person who actively seeks out and approaches the boundaries of their current identity, capacity, or comfort, particularly in the domains of visibility, impact, and income, rather than retreating from or avoiding them.

Example: "She's an edge hunter - when she feels resistance, she leans in."

2. Someone who has shifted from unconsciously meeting their edges with pre-programmed responses to consciously recognizing and crossing them as a practice of identity expansion.

Example: "Edge hunters don't wait to be ready; they become willing."