Home of Dawn Beaumont — keynote speaker and the Queen of Hearts who ran and rode ~15,000 km solo around Australia, over 200 consecutive days, for heart health.
In 2013, Dawn's mother Janet suffered a major heart attack in a theatre foyer in Perth. Dawn performed CPR on her own mum — and her first aid training helped save Janet's life. With heart disease running through her family, that moment changed everything.
Dawn turned it into a mission. As the Queen of Hearts, she set out from Adelaide in February 2025 on a solo circumnavigation of Australia — running and riding ~15,000 km over 200 consecutive days, with zero rest days — raising funds for the Heart Foundation and the Royal Flying Doctor Service, and starting conversations about heart health in every town along the way.
Through remote coastline, desert, rainforest and outback, there were days when the only voice pushing her forward was her own. Today, through Heartline Endurance, Dawn brings that lived experience to the stage — and builds what comes next.
"Resilience wasn't something I learned; it was something I lived."— Dawn at the finish line with her mum, Janet
"Resilience isn't a theory I read about. It's something I lived — 200 consecutive days, solo, around Australia."
The message your people need — let's fix the word "resilience"
A practical framework, not a pep talk — five principles, built on the road
Build the shelter before the storm hits.
A hard day is data, not failure.
Keep moving without burning out.
Nobody circumnavigates anything alone.
Rest is part of the work, not a reward.
What a session looks like
200 days of real experience — not theory from a slide deck.
A five-principle framework on a take-home reference card.
Facilitated small-group discussion your team actually opens up in.
Recently: Cabra Dominican College, Adelaide
A solo circumnavigation of Australia raising awareness for heart health: ~15,000 km run and ridden over 200 consecutive days on the road, with zero rest days — rain or shine. Remote coastline, desert, rainforest and outback, in support of the Heart Foundation and the Royal Flying Doctor Service.
The next Heartline Endurance challenge is in planning. Follow @heartlineendurance to be the first to hear the details — announcements land here and on socials.
Now booking keynotes and workshops on resilience, endurance and heart health — for schools, conferences and workplaces.
dawn@heartlineendurance.com🎙 Listen to the podcast: Heartbeats & Strides