JOSHUA CANNOT KEEP STILL.

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At seven years old, he was running around licking rocks because he really wanted to be a geologist.

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Then he picked up a camera and started running around school as official photographer.​

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After trying his hand at 3D, editing, and videography, he finally cut his copywriting teeth at a production house while he completed a BA in Psychology and graduated top of the Film Studies programme. 

 

Joshua believes you gotta zag a little before you zig a lot. 

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Today, he enjoys psychoanalysing clients and target audiences to find the right combination of alphabets that'll make them get up and start grooving.

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​When he's not at his desk, he's often very far away from it. 

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He's trekked up to the Mount Everest base camp, from which he nearly didn't come back down (spoiler alert: he made it).

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He's travelled from his home in Singapore to the banks of the Neva River in Saint Petersburg, Russia, without taking a single airplane.

 

He even travels back in time - he spends weekends at a historical martial arts school, practicing a 600-year-old fencing tradition from medieval Germany. 

 

He has hundreds of stories to tell, and thousands more to write.

But he genuinely cannot start without taking a walk first. 

 

Joshua's been moving since he could run, and he's not slowing down any time soon.