More settled these days, rather than the living on the edge or live as if tomorrow is your last day. I know right, what's happening?!

Moving towards building a career or a role that makes a difference in this world, which also explains my choice in being a Solar Engineer. Nonetheless, I still go on my "once in a blue moon" adventure trips, well at least once per year. I'm also starting to make time for my parents which gives me less opportunities for adventure (I was in Taiwan with my mom back in Aug'15). That being said, I'm on my way for a 2-week open trip in New Zealand (South Island - 7th-21st Nov). :)

Still a fool at times and likes to tease though. hahaha

Why I’m on Couchsurfing

Meeting kindred spirits or beyond awe when meeting amazing people that I wouldn't have imagined.

Sometimes you feel life is beautiful again when you meet/inspired by/amazed by fellow CS from a completely random walk of life. Love hearing stories!

Interests

I do what I like, I like what I do. Most importantly, I really want to make the world a better place.

• fitness
• reading
• music
• hiking
• kayaking
• business
• engineering
• entrepreneurship
• hitchhiking
• adventure travel
• food
• tea
• rooftop bars
• getting lost
• innovations

Music, Movies, and Books

Hah I only read non-fiction books. Don't hate me.

One Amazing Thing I’ve Done

-Walked across Palestinian/Israel borders
-Celebrated Christmas at my Italian friend's place
-Climbed and descended 1,700m in 8.5 hours (with a sprained ankle while descending)
-Baked my first birthday cake while overseas
-Road trip in Norway with my Norwegian friend
-Went to Iceland and solo hiked the mountains (literally alone)
-Travelled to Taiwan with mom solely for visiting temples and food (didn't imagine myself doing this. haha)

Teach, Learn, Share

Couchsurfing really teaches you in many aspects. People-relating skills, world knowledge, etc. You just have to take time to calm down and reflect upon. It's not just about looking for a free couch, really. From sending request to dropping a reference, you can surely learn something from CS. I'm sure. ;)

What I Can Share with Hosts

Great company! From deep conversations, heart-to-heart talk, to banter and teasing!

Countries I’ve Visited

Australia, Austria, Belgium, China, Czech Republic, Denmark, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Israel, Italy, Jordan, Malaysia, Netherlands, Norway, Palestine, Sweden, Taiwan, Thailand, Vatican City State

Countries I’ve Lived In

Singapore, Switzerland