Discover your edge
AI is changing the game. What’s your edge?
AI can generate an answer. Choosing what matters, questioning it and bringing people with you takes human judgment.
How do you approach a tough decision? Handle a setback? Get a team behind an idea?
Discover Your Edge puts you in ten situations to explore how you think, decide and work with others. Get a fresh perspective on your approach—and practical challenges to help you develop it.
No right answers. No experience needed. Just choose what you would actually do.
Choose what you would most likely do first—not what sounds most impressive.
Answer as you think your child would, rather than choosing what you would want them to do. They may see it differently. That’s worth a conversation.
Parent or guardian? Try it from your child’s perspective, then compare your answers.
Now imagine you are at Forefront, working with a team and learning from professionals. No prior knowledge needed—just choose how you would approach it.
Now imagine your child is at Forefront, working with a team and learning from professionals. No prior knowledge needed—choose how you think they would approach it.
Your approach, in ten choices.
Based on your choices across ten situations.
Based on the choices you made for your child.
These are choices in imagined situations, not a measure of what you can do. In a different situation, you might choose differently.
These are the choices you thought your child would make — your view today, not a measure of their ability. Ask which choices they would make differently, and why.
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Your ten choices
A lower count means you selected other approaches in these situations. It does not measure your ability.
A lower count means you selected other approaches in these situations. It does not measure your child’s ability.
Ask someone else to try it. Compare your choices.
Now try it in the room.
A quiz can start a conversation. Practical experience gives you something to build on.
At Forefront, 15–18-year-olds tackle a realistic scenario adapted from real events alongside leading professionals, with feedback along the way. Explore how you make decisions, explain your thinking and work with other people—in real industry venues.
Two New York programs: investment banking and law.
Explore the other approaches
Try a different approach. Choose one challenge you would not normally pick. See what changes when you try it.
Invite your child to choose a challenge themselves. Their choice may be more useful than your prediction.