Manuel Campos
Hi there! My name is Manuel, but you can call me Manu. I am a 24-year old enthusiast of international affairs and the proud owner and founder of the Atlantic Trotter. Most articles and videos at the Atlantic Trotter are my own stories.
For some years now, I have been traveling the world to try to understand the meaning of our existence as human beings. From West Africa to the Polynesia, I have been lucky to travel to over 80 countries and territories where I have learned valuable life lessons. For me, it’s not about the places we visit when we travel but the experience of witnessing how life unfolds outside our bubble. It’s not a matter of where we travel. It’s much simpler: for me, the simple act of getting to see the reality of a new place is enough to fill your soul and understand our shared and personal raison d’être.
I believe that only by learning how others live and understanding their concerns, values, and priorities can we truly grasp what life means. But what if traveling worth for if we don’t make anything from our experience? That is why I founded The Atlantic Trotter: to have a space where people can share their reflections, insights and learnings from their journeys
If your philosophy matches mine, hit me up! Business and contact info down below.
Take care,
Manu
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