CURRENT MISSION

When got laid off from my last job, started a journey to dedicate my time to my own ventures. I want to have the flexibility to travel and visit new places, meet new people and create experiences that will last.

ABOUT ME

I'm Vegan, I don't drink, I train Underwater Rugby, I'm a dreamer, positive, charismatic, and introverted adrenaline junkie.

PHILOSOPHY

Respect everyone and everything. Reconstructing myself from personal experiences, and spirituality

Why I’m on Couchsurfing

HOW I PARTICIPATE IN COUCHSURFING

Can´t host by now, but could guide, hangout, show some places, eat or have some drinks.

COUCHSURFING EXPERIENCE

When it comes to surfing, I love immersing myself in new cultures, discovering off-the-beaten-path destinations, and forming friendships with hosts around the world. During my travels, I approach Couchsurfing with respect, gratitude, and a willingness to learn from the locals. I actively engage with my hosts, eagerly absorbing their knowledge, traditions, and unique perspectives.

Interests

I'm all about Underwater Rugby, a thrilling and lesser-known water sport. When I'm not diving, I'm on a mission to find hidden gems in local Vegan food scenes, seeking adrenaline and embracing adventures. As an introverted soul, I value the art of listening and connecting through meaningful conversations.

• environment
• vegan
• sports

One Amazing Thing I’ve Done

Once at a music festival in Dallas, TX, I was offered a spiked drink. When I woke up, my belongings were gone, and I was stranded in a parking lot. Luckily, a kind stranger let me into her car and drove me to a random hotel since I couldn't remember where I was staying. Things took a wild turn when I got kicked out of the hotel for mistakenly entering a random room. To make matters worse, I had close encounters with muggers not once, but twice, although they didn't get anything from me. I even ended up almost being sent on a bus to Mexico for no reason at all. Lost and confused, I found myself walking in the middle of a Toll Way.

Fortunately, a police car picked me up, but instead of taking me home, they drove me to a remote location where I was interrogated by five police officers for a nerve-wracking 40 minutes. Eventually, the police officer who initially picked me up realized he knew the area where I was staying since I didn't have my phone due to it being stolen when I was drugged.

When I finally arrived home, I offered the police officer $2 for fuel as it was the only thing in my pocket. However, my friend intercepted the money, advising against it. The police just chuckled and told me to get some rest. It was like a real-life Hangover movie!

Teach, Learn, Share

Love teaching, learning, sharing life experiences. There's a lot to talk about.

Countries I’ve Visited

Australia, Indonesia, Panama, Peru, United States

Countries I’ve Lived In

Australia, Colombia