Josh Stinton helps teams move through change and complexity.

For years, Josh has taken on demanding physical challenges around the world, often with no prior experience, guided by one simple question: Why not?

These challenges provided unique insights on how people respond under pressure, uncertainty, and expectation. The same conditions organisations face during change.

From cycling across the Atlantic Ocean to crossing Japan on a handcycle, skiing 90 km across Sweden without ever having skied before, and racing downhill on a unicycle, his adventures are not about breaking records, they’re about understanding what happens when people step beyond comfort, challenge what’s considered “normal,” and commit to action.

That same curiosity sits at the heart of his work with organisations.

Behind the adventures is a deep focus on how people think, connect, and align during moments of change and complexity. With a background in motivational psychology and collaborative design, including work with global organisations such as the Winter Olympics and Paralympics, KPMG and PwC, Josh helps teams turn theory into practice.

Whether delivering a keynote, facilitating design-led programs, or partnering with executive teams on culture and induction initiatives, Josh combines psychology, creativity, and emotion-driven storytelling to take people from “How?” to “Why not?” — and ultimately, to “Own it.”