Imagine being 18 years old, on your first deployment in Afghanistan, when your life changes in an instant. Blown up by an IED, Craig Wood lost both legs and a hand, but he never lost his drive to live life on his terms. Now, he is in the midst of a world-first solo sailing journey from Mexico to Japan, proving that resilience, determination, and a refusal to be defined by adversity can push human potential beyond expectations.

Craig’s story is not just one of survival — it’s a testament to the power of mindset, adaptability, and the sheer will to thrive. From enduring years of painful rehabilitation to finding purpose and freedom through sailing, he has transformed trauma into triumph. His live-free attitude and infectious energy inspire audiences to break through barriers, shift their perspectives on disability, and embrace challenges with courage.

For organisations looking to motivate their teams, Craig’s powerful, real-life lessons on resilience, adaptability, and fearless ambition will leave a lasting impact. Whether in leadership development, team-building, or mental resilience workshops, Craig’s story is an unfiltered, authentic reminder that nothing is impossible.