Since then, he has climbed the highest mountain on every continent and skied to both the North and South Poles, making him the first survivor to complete the Explorer’s Grand Slam. He accomplished these and completed the World Championship Ironman Triathlon in Hawaii while having only one lung. Sean is the only person in history to accomplish these feats.

His adventures and passions have captured the attention of millions, and in 2017, a team followed Sean to the North Pole filming a documentary about him and his triumphs. True North, was released on Amazon Prime and was nominated for numerous Emmy Awards. Sean was also voted one of the top 8 most inspirational people in history and was the recipient of the Don't Ever Give Up Award presented by the Jimmy V Foundation and ESPN.

From executives of Fortune 500 companies, such as Google, to students at Willard High School and players in the NFL, his countless leadership panels, inspirational keynotes, and book series have inspired and won the hearts of millions to redefine their own impossible. What separates Sean from others is that he has lived and truly experienced the journey from “impossible” to possible and doesn’t want others to simply believe they can achieve more. He provides them with the necessary tools to actually do so.

His story has been shared on The Steve Harvey Show, CBS Evening News, The Today Show, and Good Morning America, to list a few, and featured in numerous articles alongside luminaries such as Sir Richard Branson and Archbishop Desmond Tutu. Today, you can find Sean supporting various non-profit organizations, speaking at events, and planning his next adventure.