CURRENT MISSION

Exploring the world, and attempting to understand what connects us all.

ABOUT ME

I grew up in Wyoming, which truly is in the middle of nowhere. But sometimes being nowhere isn't so bad, it allows you to focus on who you are without distraction.
I am driven by my desire to learn. I want to experience, adapt and grow with each day. Growing up I spent a lot of time learning about cars, psychology, boxing, physics, serving and many other seemingly random pieces of knowledge.
All of those random pieces have given me a pretty cool puzzle. I still have a lot of pieces to find but the things I have discovered so far have helped me on my adventures so far. I have been lucky enough to ride motorcycles through the rockies, film a movie in France, fly through the snow at Big Sky, create monsters for films and compete in MMA matches. Now I have a lot farther to go as I discover who I am, but I'll never forget that it all came from living in the middle of nowhere.

PHILOSOPHY

Growth is life, if you aren't struggling, learning and adapting, you are dying.

Why I’m on Couchsurfing

HOW I PARTICIPATE IN COUCHSURFING

I love hosting people whenever I am back home. I also try to couch surf when ever I am traveling. I think its important to share stories and experiences, and couch surfing allows me to do that.

COUCHSURFING EXPERIENCE

I have hosted a few people over the years, it has been awesome. The music, food, drink and stories we share is and always will be what makes life great.

Interests

Cinematography, Video Editing, Special effects makeup and prosthetics, cars, music, dancing and language (even though I only know one language)

• dancing
• dining
• drinking
• flying
• motorcycles
• movies
• traveling
• cars
• music
• surfing
• boxing
• physics
• psychology

Music, Movies, and Books

Frank Herbert is one of my favorite authors. I also really enjoy the modern philosophy books that seem to be slowly saturating our culture.

One Amazing Thing I’ve Done

The first time I ever went on a long distance motorcycle ride by myself. It felt as though I was flying above the ground, drifting through air currents. Nothing compares to the rush of riding across the wyoming highways at 120 mph on a motorcycle for a few hours.