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Hello!
Call me Samuel; I am hard working, reliable, responsible, intentional. My dream is to see 100 countries, 80 of which I've already crossed off. I am an artist at heart, a lover of knowledge and truth, and I try to act in good faith by being radically honest with myself. I believe the the two most important things are experiencing new things in life (Growth), and our connection to ourselves, other people, and animals.
I truly love people, the connections I make while I travel are what make traveling so special. For me, knowing others for who they are and making them feel seen is the most important thing I can do. I enjoy playing music and singing with others, cooking together, or just spending time walking with people. I speak Spanish (barely), and want to learn more! I want to become fluent. I smile a lot, laugh often, and I really enjoy living life!!
I'm not a party person, preferring early mornings and quiet sunrises. I have been Alcohol Sober for almost 3 years now.
Oh, and now I'm bald :')
I am traveling the world since 2016 and have been to 80+ countries. Some cool things I've done:
1. Hitchhiked from Vancouver, Canada to Ushuaia, Argentina.
2. Thru Hiked the AZT (800 miles)
3. Worked in a Non-Profit in an Egyptian ghetto
4. Hiked El Camino De Santiago with no money except for what I made while Busking on the streets.
5. Hiked to Everest Base Camp on my own.
Why you should consider taking me in: I will always do my best at whatever job I am given. I prioritize people, and find meaning in creating a warm and safe space for others to be vulnerable and open. I will bring a lot of energy and life into any environment I am in, and I enjoy creating events for guests (music nights, games, sunset viewing, etc). Oh, and I absolutely adore cats and dogs.
(My one negative feedback was from a hostel that seriously wanted us to work 80+ hours a week, which I found to be exploitative and wrong. I'll work hard, but I expect fairness and human decency)Interests
PhotographyYoga / WellnessEvents & socialDIY & craftsArt & designBeachCarpentryCulturePlant carePetsSelf developmentPerforming artsMountainCooking & foodVegetarian or veganSailing / BoatingOutdoor activitiesNatureLanguagesMusicDrawing & paintingHikingHitchhikingLGBTQCyclingCampingBooksAnimalsAdventure sportsLanguages
Languages spoken
English: Fluent
Spanish: BeginnerMore details about my language interests
This workawayer has indicated that they would be interested in sharing their language(s) or learning a new language. You can contact them directly to discuss this.Skills and knowledge I'd like to share or learn
I'm interested in:
Gardening
DIY and building projects
Eco Projects
Teaching
Some knowledge of:
General Maintenance
Animal Care
Charity Work
Languages
Able to teach about:
Babysitting and creative play
Creating/ Cooking family meals
Helping around the house
Hospitality/Tourism
Art Projects
Helping with Computers/ Internet
More details about your skills
I have a list of skills. Professionally, I have been working in hospitality for a many, many years. I could add that I am a painter, entertainer, writer, and I am good at listening to instruction and following through, while also having enough confidence to propose new ideas or suggestions. I love to play guitar, my style is Indie Folk (Think "Iron and Wine" or "Sufan Stevens")
I speak several languages. English, German, and Spanish. And about 7 others, but only the basics.
Whether it's a skill or not, I really get along with people. I love knowing new faces, hearing their stories, and listening to their adventures. Relating to others is sort of like relating to myself- by hearing other people, I am better able to understand my own mind and the environment I am in.Age
32
What else ...
I am allergic to milk.
Hosts that offer 3 meals a day, or a weekly stipend to buy groceries, take priority.
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Smoker
Driver's licence
Allergies
MilkSpecial dietary requirements
I prefer to eat plant-based- not a requirement.
Feedback
Work is clearly defined, and jobs are easy to do. Highly recommend staying with them if you like a small cozy hostel atmosphere with some friendly cats and kind people. Location is great, people are great, hostel is great, there's nothing I… read more
Brenda,… read more
Sara and Paco are both very easy going and patient with teaching the reception system.they are really cool people with a special energy that just makes people feel loved! This alone is enough to make anyone working for them to be happy!!
The breakfast is delicious and varied: eggs, cereals, fruits ++++
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Work is clearly defined, and jobs are easy to do. Highly recommend staying with them if you like a small cozy hostel atmosphere with some friendly cats and kind people. Location is great, people are great, hostel is great, there's nothing I… read more
Brenda,… read more
Sara and Paco are both very easy going and patient with teaching the reception system.they are really cool people with a special energy that just makes people feel loved! This alone is enough to make anyone working for them to be happy!!
The breakfast is delicious and varied: eggs, cereals, fruits ++++
Really… read more
Concerns workawayers might have:
Food: everyday you'll eat and cook from a variety of veggies and fruits. You'll never go hungry!
Work: 5 hours a day, no work on weekends, and the work… read more
First of all: Julia and Verona. These two are really great to work for and learn from. They defend… read more
When working, Sam was absolutly willing… read more
I seriously cannot recommend this workstay enough: Everyone made me feel like a part of their family, the work wasn't too hard, the food was amazing and delicious, and I was able to learn so much about horses and an alternative way to train them.
Food was given 7 days a week, 2-3 meals a day, with most of the… read more
The… read more