For years, Josh Stinton has been taking on some of the toughest physical challenges around the world — often with zero experience — guided by one simple question: “Why not?”

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 — Josh’s adventures are less about breaking records and more about breaking assumptions.

He explores what happens when we step past comfort, challenge what’s “normal,” and commit to growth through action.

But adventure is only half the story.

Behind the wild challenges lies a deep curiosity about how people think, connect, and create change together. Josh’s work in motivational psychology and collaborative design (ex KPMG and PwC) bridges his adventures with boardrooms and global organisations — helping teams turn bold ideas into lived culture.

Whether he’s delivering a keynote on stage, leading a workshop, or co-designing culture programs with executive teams, Josh uses a blend of psychology, creativity, and storytelling to move people from “how?” to “why not?” — and ultimately, to “own it.”

Audiences and teams walk away with practical tools for motivation, resilience, and cultural alignment — and the courage to write a story they’d actually want to read.