Let's just say I followed the "expected" path for any parent . I studied Mathematics at university and soon I was working at a large company .

I always wanted to live abroad. I'd never done an Erasmus exchange and it was something I'd always wanted to do... After trying for several years and sending out thousands of CVs, I finally found a job outside of Spain, in Amsterdam!

I was so excited. Wow, living and working in Amsterdam, how amazing… right? I moved there and it wasn't all smooth sailing… But suddenly I realized I had everything I needed.

Living in an amazing city, with a great job, a great salary, working remotely... it was a dream come true. It was exactly what I'd been asking for for years...

But finally, that moment arrived that had come in each of my previous jobs... I could only think about the weekend , going on vacation, finishing my shift so I could do things I enjoyed... Have you ever felt like your job was stealing your life?

I couldn't take it anymore! Even though it had been a dream come true, I felt like I was wasting my life . I started trying to monetize my passions or talents. But what were they? I'm a person with many tastes and hobbies, but what was my greatest passion? Have you ever wondered if you could make a living from your passion? What if things went badly? What if I failed?

I also wondered, if I'm not happy here, where would I be? I'd always dreamed of taking a gap year and traveling the world, and now was the perfect time! I quit my job and went to travel through Latin America , and there I discovered that I could feel at home even being so far from "home."

Latin America brought me back to life. It gave me dreams and hopes like I'd never had before. I was reborn. I was a new person.

In fact, it was right there, just before crossing into Bolivia, where I met the second part of the story, Alejandra.

On my trip, I not only discovered that traveling made me happy, I was in my element... I loved connecting with people, learning about customs, culture, cuisine, nature... And since then, I know there's another life to be lived. I discovered myself, I connected with my essence. Now I live traveling, and what better way to help others do the same?

And now, let me introduce you to Alejandra, the other half of this incredible adventure.

My name is Alejandra, I'm Mexican, originally from León, Guanajuato. I'm passionate about travel, cultures, nature, and deep connections.
From a young age I felt the need to question everything around me, moving from place to place in a constant search for meaning and purpose.

I'm the fifth of six siblings. My mother, a hard-working woman, had to work very hard to raise us and give us the best. Because of this, from the age of 11, my sister Sofi and I had to work together to take care of the house and take my younger sister to school. From a young age, I was convinced that there was something more for me, that the world was beyond what my eyes could see and even imagine.

From a young age, I felt the need to help my mother, even if just a little, so I started working early. Later, I graduated with a law degree, and in search of better opportunities, I moved from my city and began working at a large law firm. For years, I was immersed in unreal work schedules, handling monumental cases, sometimes spending weeks without leaving the house. I had so much work and earned a very good living, so at the first opportunity, I would take off and go on spectacular trips to places like Bali, Japan, and Thailand. However, everything was incredible until I had to return to reality. Then one day, I suddenly realized that my life was also about more than what I had believed to be true for me, that I was wasting it. I didn't have time for myself, my family, my friends, my hobbies, my dreams of starting a family, and traveling.

So I began to rethink my work and started the most spectacular journey of my life , a journey inward . I went to India, a place I had dreamed of going to, in search of self-discovery. I began to change my way of life and started to pursue my dreams more.

And in them I found the passion to know the world and help others to know it.