I’m from Poland, but I’ve always loved mixing travel with real conversations rather than just sightseeing. I used Couchsurfing years ago and had great experiences — now I’m excited to get back into it.

Day to day I run a language school and an online project that helps people start speaking English fast. So yeah, languages and communication are a big part of my life.

Outside of work, I’m a runner 🏃 — I’m currently training for the Chicago Marathon. Running is one of those things that keeps me grounded, and it also takes me to cool places I wouldn’t have discovered otherwise (and usually straight to the best food spots afterwards).

I’ve got a family back home (two little girls who keep me on my toes). Traveling is my way to recharge, meet people from different walks of life, and share stories.

I love hanging out over a meal, coffee, or a walk through the city. I can share Polish culture, swap stories about language learning, or even cook a simple meal if you let me.

Why I’m on Couchsurfing

Whenever I travel without my family, it’s usually connected to running — marathons or races in different parts of the world. For me, that’s the perfect excuse to explore a city in a deeper way.

Couchsurfing makes that possible. It’s not just about finding a bed, but about seeing a place through real people, not just tourist maps. I love the small things: discovering which café you actually go to, hearing how life really feels in your neighborhood, or getting a tip I’d never find on Google.

In the past I’ve both hosted and surfed, and every time the people I met made the trip memorable. That’s why I keep coming back here — it’s about connection, conversation, and experiencing everyday life wherever I go.

Interests

Running — marathons are my excuse to travel. I love how training gives structure and how races open the door to new cities, people, and food.

Food & cooking — from experimenting with ramen pastes in my kitchen to hunting down the best kebab after a race, food is always part of the adventure.

Languages — I teach English, I’m raising my kids bilingually, and lately I’ve been diving back into German. I like learning through real conversations, podcasts, and everyday situations.

Family life — I’ve got two young daughters, and they keep me curious, creative.

Travel with purpose — whether it’s exploring a neighborhood café, talking to locals, or finding a hidden park, I prefer experiences that feel real and unpolished.

Entrepreneurship & learning — I run a language school and an online project, and I’m fascinated by how people learn, grow, and share ideas.

• books
• running
• reading
• hiking
• mountains
• self development
• entrepeneurship
• running marathons

What I Can Share with Hosts

Good company & conversation — about travel, languages, running, family, or whatever you’re into.

Cooking — I can make a simple Polish dish.

Running tips — if you’re curious about training or just want a light jog together, I’m always up for it.

Respect & gratitude — I’ll keep the place tidy, follow your house rules, and make sure hosting me feels easy.

Countries I’ve Visited

Australia, Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Monaco, Portugal, Spain, United Arab Emirates, United Kingdom, United States

Countries I’ve Lived In

Ireland, Poland