I don’t like copy pasted messages (Who does?) and it’s more likely that I will host you if you spend some time on my profile. Couchsurfing is about a connection with others, not about a free place to stay. Also, I prefer to host one person, and yes - I make exceptions in both cases. :)
My philosophy:
Be the change you want to see in the world.
introduction:
I'm a person, who loves to spend free time actively. Would describe me as an extrovert. . Besides parachute jumping, and mountain climbing I enjoy learning new stuff a lot!!! If you are so crazy about one subject I'm eager to listen to you talking about it the whole day.
I enjoy discussing philosophy, politics, economics, or hearing about new technologies. I also like to read stuff - authors such a Hobbes, Acemoglu, Piketty.
I am active CS participant. After one year on this platform, I had learned a lot. After experiencing Lviv's CS spirit I started to run CS meetings in Warsaw for a short span of time. The one needs some patience to understand what couch surfing is about. In 2017/2018 I have visited 20 countries thanks to CS, and many of them a couple of times (Scandinavia 8 times, Italy 4 times etc...)
I moved to the US and graduated high school there. That definitely opened me up to new cultures.
I am really open-minded (that does not mean I am willing to sleep with you lol) so it does not matter what philosophy, skin colour, sexual orientation you have, as long as you are friendly to me, you will get it back.

My favourite way of spending time is a gym, soccer, sightseeing.
I am not the one who's an early bird, I'm flexible tho, all depends on case :)

let' live a life nd do something crazy lol

Why I’m on Couchsurfing

Couchsurfing changed my life. It made me super open to opportunities that this world gives us every day.

BTW: I love self-development, which means that I will steal your good habits! Bring that instead of the magnet :)

Music, Movies, and Books

Show me something cool! I enjoy listening to pretty much everything

One Amazing Thing I’ve Done

Moved to another end of the world when I was 16. That time I thought that was a challenge, The even greater challenge was making the decision of going back. I regret nothing.
A couple of:
-exploring Cuba by horse,
-Surviving the bomb attack in NY,
-Sleeping in the palace in Abu Dhabi and in the stables in Ukraine,
-Hiked the fjords of cold Norway, sailed through Arctic circle water.
-Finished school with a GPA good enough for Ivy League's colleges (pretty proud of that because three years back I almost dropped out of school for horrible grades)

Teach, Learn, Share

I like to listen to more life-experienced people, (not too hard to be more experienced, I'm 22 young ass) People on CS inspired me millions of times... I want to treat my guests the same way I was treated by my hosts (if you are one of them - thanks!) :)

Countries I’ve Visited

Austria, Belgium, Brazil, Croatia, Cuba, Denmark, England, Finland, France, Germany, Hungary, Iceland, India, Ireland, Italy, Mexico, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, San Marino, Scotland, Spain, Sweden, Thailand, Ukraine, United Arab Emirates, United States, Vatican City State

Countries I’ve Lived In

Brazil, Poland, Thailand, Ukraine, United States