I’m Randy - people tend to describe me differently depending on when they meet me.
Some say calm. Some say intense.
I think it’s simply presence — knowing when to move, and when to listen.

I host because I enjoy creating good experiences for others.
A comfortable place, good conversations, space to breathe - the kind of details that make travel feel human, not transactional. I don’t host out of necessity; I host because I genuinely enjoy it.

I’m an entrepreneur by profession, which gives me flexibility and the freedom to be generous with my time and attention. Outside of work, I train regularly (boxing / athletics), play music, and value discipline as much as creativity. Balance matters to me.

As a host, I’m respectful, discreet, and very aware that comfort and safety come first. You’ll have your space, your pace, and zero pressure. I’m happy to share local insights or simply give you quiet room to reset.

I appreciate conversations that unfold naturally, shared meals without agendas, and the kind of ease where nothing needs to be forced.
Chemistry isn’t planned - it’s felt, and comfort always comes before connection.

If you’re traveling with curiosity, independence, and good energy, you’ll feel at home here.

Why I’m on Couchsurfing

Because hosting, when done well, creates meaningful exchanges.
A city feels different when you experience it through people rather than itineraries.

I enjoy offering a comfortable base, local insight when needed, and space when preferred.
Some connections turn into great conversations, some into friendships, some simply into a peaceful stay, all of them valuable.

Couchsurfing works best when generosity, respect, and good energy are mutual.

Interests

I’m drawn to what feels real and unforced.
Good conversations, shared meals, early mornings, late walks, and moments where people feel comfortable being themselves.

I value presence, noticing small details, respecting different rhythms, and creating spaces where people can relax without expectations.

If something feels genuine, I give it time and attention.
That’s usually where the best experiences come from.

• cultural exchange
• foreign languages
• travel stories
• personal growth
• shared meals
• learning from people
• meaningful connections
• slow mornings
• music & live sessions
• fitness & discipline
• entrepreneurship & ideas
• calm spaces

Music, Movies, and Books

I enjoy things that slow life down a little -
good music, thoughtful films, and books that stay with you long after you’ve finished them.

Anything that adds depth, perspective, or calm to a day.

One Amazing Thing I’ve Done

I’ve hosted and met people from very different backgrounds and realized how easily strangers can feel at ease when the environment is right.

Some of the best moments come from simple things - shared meals, quiet walks, or conversations that don’t need to be rushed.

Teach, Learn, Share

Teach:
What life, sport, and business have taught me - discipline, resilience, and how consistency quietly shapes outcomes.

Learn:
Different perspectives, cultures, and what makes people feel at ease when they’re far from home.

Share:
A safe, welcoming environment, good conversations, and experiences that feel natural rather than planned.

What I Can Share with Hosts

• A respectful, grounded, and welcoming environment
• A host who values comfort, safety, and personal space
• Good conversation when you feel like talking and quiet when you don’t
• Local insight, help with logistics, or complete independence - your choice
• A calm, positive atmosphere that makes travel easier

Countries I’ve Visited

Georgia, Hong Kong, Indonesia, Malaysia, Maldives, Nepal, New Zealand, Panama, Philippines, Singapore, Sri Lanka, Thailand

Countries I’ve Lived In

Georgia, India, Panama