I've decided I want a new approach to life. Immersing myself in a different environment may or may not help me create a new approach, but that is just one of the many things I want my travels to bring about. I don't know exactly what I want to do or what I want out of life, but I've got a couple of plans. I'm aware of what I don't want; of what I value. What I'm having difficulty with is more so how I am going to earn a living. I believe I can be great in anything I dedicate myself too. I have so many ideas, making it hard for me to give considerable concentration on one idea to see notable developments. I've always had trouble sticking to one thing before losing that initial, profound sense of interest. One passion that has kept somewhat stable is my interest in getting others to laugh/smile. I believe this is the foundation for why I get along with a variety of people, and why you'd enjoy hosting me as a couch surfer.

Why I’m on Couchsurfing

to gain a fresh perspective on the area I'll be visiting through the mind of a local.

Interests

Philosophizing on culture/life/outside boundaries. Biking. Basketball. Dancing. I have a low interest in A LOT of things, which allows me to enjoy life in many ways.

• culture
• dancing
• environment
• cycling
• basketball
• teaching

Music, Movies, and Books

My preference in music changes over time, but for the past three years I've been feeling more reggae than anything else.
Quintin Tarantino movies, horror movies. Got a few books on different theologies.

One Amazing Thing I’ve Done

I wave to people I see on trails to create a greater sense of community - to let them know that there is one more friendly person out there.

Teach, Learn, Share

Life is the greatest teacher.
In the words of the 21st century aristocrat, Sir Kevin Hart,"You gon' learn today!" (you are going to learn today).
Sharing is caring.

What I Can Share with Hosts

I've got juicy secrets. Those with couches have the power to unlock these secrets.

Countries I’ve Visited

Colombia, Ecuador

Countries I’ve Lived In

United States