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Overview
About Me
I'm a writer / blogger (corykatuna.com) / graphic designer. I study and write about topics like potential (and how to reach it), flow states, alignment, relationships, empowerment, enlightenment, culture, environment, responsibility, etc.
You can read my ebook, "Get Out of Your Way," at ipeccoaching.com/2017
Why I’m on Couchsurfing
In 2015 I quit my job, bought a one-way ticket to London and spent three months traveling and couchsurfing around Europe. It was an amazing time. I met many people who continue to be close friends (they promised to visit me in Boulder soon!). I'm grateful to couchsurfing for making that trip possible for me.
I had many people tell me that couchsurfing seemed sketchy or intimidating, like it might be safer or more reliable to just stay in hostels. But the one weekend I stayed in a hostel was waaayyy sketchier than couchsurfing. I've absolutely loved connecting with people on here and I hope to be hosting and visiting many more of you in the future.
Interests
I like growing—understanding how people reach their potential in different ways and seeing what I can learn from them. I'm very curious, I ask many questions, I'm chill and down to earth, and I make deep connections with people quickly. I'm always ready for jokes and laughter and I like surprises.
- writing
- graphic design
- dancing
- yoga
- meditation
- reading
- blogging
- drawing
- music
- basketball
- rugby
- languages
- psychology
- laughing
- spirituality
- humor
- conversation
- hiphop
Music, Movies, and Books
Music: Hip hop is my main musical love— but I'm into funk, dancehall, reggae, anything with a good beat and a rhythm that makes me want to dance.
Books: Siddhartha, Untethered Soul, The Alchemist, Cien Años De Soledad, Daring Greatly, Harry Potters, Flow, Outliers, Tribes ...
One Amazing Thing I’ve Done
in 2014 I quit my job and started a 30-day Bucket List that I made in the weeks leading up to my last day. I interviewed a bunch of people, especially people much older than me, and asked them what they thought I should do in these 30 days to grow, expand my understanding, go outside my comfort zone, and shift the needle of my life. Those 30 days were absolutely amazing. I spoke in front of a huge crowd, I took a group of 30 strangers to NYC on a school bus, I started a new career path, I met a new group of friends and future housemates, and I grew a lot internally.
Teach, Learn, Share
Will do ;)
What I Can Share with Hosts
Ideas, insights, new possibilities, hard laughter...
If you introduce me to your favorite café/bar, I'll buy ; )
Countries I’ve Lived In
Spain, United States