Hi, I’m Brennen—a world travel and outdoor enthusiast who’s constantly chasing new adventures, meaningful connections, and the next breathtaking view. My love for exploration started early, with family trips to places like Europe, Asia, Africa, and beyond, but it wasn’t until I studied abroad with Semester at Sea in 2023 that the spark truly reignited. Imagine living on a floating campus, waking up in a new country every week, and experiencing the world in real-time—it was surreal. That’s when I picked up my camera and started capturing the moments that made me feel alive.

Since then, I’ve leaned into travel and the outdoors as my creative outlet and a way to stay grounded. Scouting played a big role in shaping who I am—monthly backpacking trips taught me how to prepare for the unexpected and appreciate the simple beauty of being out in nature. Whether I’m van-lifing through New Zealand, summiting glaciers in Iceland, or hiking the Inca Trail in Peru, I aim to tell stories that make people feel like they’re right there with me, soaking in the magic of the moment.

Adventure isn’t always about the big trips, though. It’s about challenging myself—like running marathons or training for triathlons—and finding joy in the little things, like sharing a laugh around a campfire or catching a sunrise after a long hike. These experiences remind me that life is about stepping outside your comfort zone and saying yes to the unknown.

When it comes to my work, I’m all about creating content that feels authentic and meaningful. I only collaborate with brands I trust or products I genuinely love because I want my audience to know I’m sharing something real. Whether it’s crafting short-form videos for social media, diving into UGC projects, or dreaming up long-form storytelling ideas (hello, climbing Acatenango in Guatemala), my goal is always the same: to inspire others to explore, connect, and chase their dreams.

For me, the world is full of incredible experiences waiting to be lived. I hope my content encourages others to put down their phones, step outside, and start saying yes to their own adventures.