I am not a fan of writing all of this "I am an outgoing, fun person" stuff... Although I probably am. I grew up in Berlin, lived in Canada, Argentina and NYC in the past years, traveled a lot in Europe, South America and South East Asia. I left Berlin for University and now returned for the best job in the world. I work in a very happy place and I am so happy to have found sth (for now) that is so fulfilling.

What else: I am a vegan / vegetarian, do yoga and just started to read a lot about buddhism but I am also pretty good at all the things that are not as "good for you" (I mean, Berlin is the party heart of Europe...). I am pretty loud and upfront, however always super polite.

I used to couchsurf quite a lot a few years ago (Denmark, Croatia, Hungary) and also hosted with my roommates during University. However, I lost all my log in stuff, so it looks like I am a complete newly...

Why I’m on Couchsurfing

Because I would love to "fight" back to the idea of airbnb (which of course also has its advantages) where hosting has become a moneymaking maschine. Lets get back to what hosting and visiting is really about: the people that meet.

Interests

coffee making celebrations
yoga
non violent communincation coach
electronic music
cooking (I can make a good meal out of 2 carrots and 1/2 zucchini)

• writing
• cooking
• coffee
• vegetarian
• vegan
• yoga
• coach
• partying
• politics
• music
• electronic music
• buddhist

What I Can Share with Hosts

Non-violent communication (M.Rosenberg) input, a place to stay when you come to Berlin, good meals, and engaged discussion on politics, capitalism and new models of working...

Countries I’ve Visited

Argentina, Austria, Belgium, Bolivia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Brazil, Cambodia, Canada, Chile, Czech Republic, Denmark, France, Italy, Malaysia, Netherlands, Peru, Poland, Portugal, Singapore, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Thailand, United States, Viet Nam

Countries I’ve Lived In

Argentina, Canada, United States