Hi, I’m Dev Sahney — an entrepreneur running a tech firm and building digital solutions that solve real problems. I believe in execution over excuses and growth over comfort.

Travel, for me, isn’t tourism — it’s perspective. I like exploring cities beyond the obvious spots, understanding local culture, trying authentic food, and having real conversations with people who think differently. Every place teaches something — about life, work, or mindset.

I’m disciplined, independent, and respectful of personal space. Clean, organized, and low-maintenance as a guest. I value meaningful conversations, ambitious thinking, and people who are building something — whether it’s a career, a dream, or themselves.

If you appreciate curiosity, depth, and a little sharp humor — we’ll connect well.

Why I’m on Couchsurfing

I’m here to experience places through people, not just maps. Hotels give comfort; conversations give perspective.
As an entrepreneur, I’m constantly building and thinking long-term — so when I travel, I prefer real human connections over tourist checklists. I enjoy understanding local culture, daily routines, ambitions, and stories. That’s where the real value is.
I respect space, contribute where I can, and believe in mutual exchange — whether that’s sharing ideas, experiences, or simply good company.

If I stay with you, I won’t just occupy a space — I’ll add value to it. :)

Interests

Knowing other cultures, family belief and explore world

• culture
• music
• business
• local culture
• chatting
• friends and family
• gossip
• explore new places

Music, Movies, and Books

I enjoy a mix — from soulful Hindi tracks and classic Bollywood to global artists like A.R. Rahman, Prateek Kuhad, and even some calm instrumentals when I need focus. For long drives or late-night thinking, artists like The Weeknd and Coldplay are on repeat.

Movies:
I prefer films that make you think. Movies like The Pursuit of Happyness, Inception, and Interstellar — stories about ambition, resilience, and bigger questions about life. I also enjoy well-made Indian cinema when it has strong storytelling.

Books:
Mostly non-fiction — mindset, business, and psychology. Books like Atomic Habits, The Almanack of Naval Ravikant, and The 48 Laws of Power. I like ideas that challenge how you think and push you to operate at a higher level.

One Amazing Thing I’ve Done

Took a solo trip to a new city with no fixed plan — just curiosity and confidence.
No luxury bookings, no rigid itinerary. I explored through conversations, local recommendations, and spontaneous decisions. Met strangers who became friends, discovered places that don’t show up on Google, and learned to rely completely on myself.
It reminded me that growth doesn’t happen inside comfort zones — it happens when you trust yourself in the unknown.

Teach, Learn, Share

Teach:
Entrepreneurship mindset, basics of building a tech product, digital growth strategies, and how to think long-term instead of chasing shortcuts.

Learn:
Local culture, psychology of people from different backgrounds, travel stories, and how others design their life and career. I’m always curious about perspectives that challenge my thinking.

Share:
Business experiences (wins and failures), practical productivity systems, Indian culture, and good conversations over coffee. Also happy to share travel tips, tech insights, or just positive energy.

What I Can Share with Hosts

Meaningful conversations — about business, travel, mindset, and life lessons from building something from scratch.
Indian culture, stories, and authentic recommendations if you ever plan to visit India.
Help with tech, digital presence, or basic website/branding advice if you’re working on something.
A respectful, clean, and independent guest who understands boundaries and contributes rather than just consumes.
Good coffee talks, sharp humor, and genuine curiosity about your world.

Countries I’ve Visited

Bhutan, Nepal

Countries I’ve Lived In

India