Yusuf V. (33)

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My wife and I are digital nomads traveling the world for the next 5 years together from Mexico to the souther end of Chile, and then from Asia to Europe, and Europe to Africa. We love to read, learn, explore, exercise, mountain bike, and rock climb. We are extremely clean and healthy. We believe in leaving places better then we found them and we love supporting and serving others in our community.

Joined in January 2023

42 coliving nights

Male

From United States

Speaks English, Spanish; Castilian

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Adventure travel Alternative medicine Astronomy Athletics Backpacking Basketball Board games Camping Comedy Cooking Diving Fitness Healing Hiking Horse riding Hunting Investing Meditation Mountain biking Music Natural parks Nutrition Outdoor adventure Public speaking Rock climbing Self-exploration Sightseeing Skiing Skydiving Snorkeling Spiritual growth Spirituality Stress relief Surfing Travel Wellness Writing

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Communication Community management Customer research Customer service Powerpoint Project marketing Public speaking Publishing Sales Video editing Video production Writing

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Reviews from Yusuf V.

Reviewed Niu Coliving - Navarte Poniente

March 2023

2.9

The staff, security guards, cleaning ladies, and people who work here are nice and there for us when we needed them. However, the place itself was not what we expected. This is not a great remote working spot unless you can survive off 4-5 Mbps within your apartment. During our 6-week stay, we had the internet randomly turn off 16 times during working hours. The coworking spaces are between 10-30 Mbps depending on the spot you get. But the internet still went out several times so for Zoom calls or deadlines this isnt a great option. The actual apartments themselves are nice and spacious but not cozy. There was no laundry bag, drying rack for dishes, bowls, actual cutting knives, peelers, bottle openers, or ceiling fans. It was SO hot and the one fan you get pretty much blows hot air. It was very hard to sleep, especially since so much light gets into the place. To keep the place from being a furnace you have to leave both windows open which makes the noise from low to annoying for light-mid sleepers. The laundry was inconvenient because many machines were not working and people would forget to get their clothes so we had to wait...a lot. There was two community events in our 6 weeks of staying there and we really hoped for more. Luckily, we met people just by talking to them in the elevators and bumping into others in the entrance. Most people seem to stay in their apartments for the most part. With that said, if they handled the wifi issue (which was an issue for MANY people as shown on the app complaints) and the little things that make life easier in a "home" like drying racks, laundry mats, bowls, peelers, etc... it would rank much higher.