We RAN OUT OF MONEY Sailing the World | Recap (1/4)

[@ProjectAtticus]

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[@davidwolstenholme4676]

It still cost money to sail the seven seas plus the fact things go wrong the cost to repair things,and a sailor needs to have a good amount of knowledge to do his own repairs more so when out at sea then he really should have some knowledge about sailing ,its not the question of ive bought a boat no i cant do repairs no i have no idea how to navigate nor anything else.

[@Bigtedybrap]

my name is atticus

[@myles8520]

That was a heck of a lot better than I expected. Far too often recaps are mostly about self indulgence. This was realistic, believable and sometimes brutally honest. It was well done.

[@darleneknapfl3828]

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[@renaldodesilva]

Agreed. My first video and they have gained a subscriber.

[@straxgasser2943]

I do aleady like the tone of the regular episodes (besides having only watched the Greece season yet) because i find them to be a somewhat unique komposition of indulging scenery and crusing adventure which appear to levitate about an ocean of the big questions in life like clouds on a flight above the sea. Wether it's some facts on the location and it's history about, the (maybe all too idealistic) small harbour town life, or the graduated from Athen who chose to become local farmer to live a purposeful life that his father tried to escape from (two epsioded ago) reveal the aspiration to understand what life is about. Granted, for some people it's just the emotional or sensational experience - and i don't know if that is better or takes away anything. It just seems fact that some have to be able to reflect beauty, or luck, or the idea of living a purposful life against the harshenes, the bad and the ugly in order to truly experience it. What is good life? What does it take and what is it made up with? Why is the desireable of one the adverse in the eye of the other? When Jordan said that he had felt unhappy about his percieved ability to judge the level his boatbuilding skills then this is the best -albeit metaphoric- essence what makes this entire channel so special. Cusing life can probably be seen as a quest. This episode reveals (probably one of) the driving forces behind this quest.

[@colinburns9736]

There is no series of videos I have ever watched that brings to tears like this one. The brave honesty and the pure story telling. It is humanity at its best and You Tube doing what it does best. I have watched for years. I am blown away. Thank you.

[@jeffroberts1834]

same here

[@minimalistinmotion]

Same. So good.

[@bubinov]

Same here.

[@websherpa]

Same here. I think I first “came aboard” somewhere close to where this recap ended and the next will begin. Watching J&D (&fam) through all of this has been a “personal” experience and a great one, even though it’s only my name on a card that got to sail along with Atticus.

[@michellekastor7298]

agree 100%

[@FireyFlyman]

Having watched all your videos, this one is your best by far. Arrogance is talent without experience. Talent, humble desire, vulnerability and hard work is the foundation of success for anything. It's amazing for me to watch you both grow as humans leading by example on how to be good humans. I wish more humans followed the life pearls of wisdom you are sharing. Don't get me wrong - I love the weekly adventures, but this is next level. And it's your fault that I bought a Shannon which I love. Thank you for your gifts to all of us.

[@SkylinersYeti]

I am 74 years young. At my stage of life I often look back on the life decisions I have made. An important part of life is learning and it continues today. The energy and enthusiasm of youth is great and it is important to keep that enthusiasm for LIFE going. For all of it's issues Atticus was a great place to learn. I have always loved the look of a Ketch. Keep learning and enjoy the adventure and do not let life make you old.

[@oyhag]

What a great story and great storytelling! For those of us that came a bit later to the show, this was a great recap.

[@SaltTravelCo]

Profound. Poetic. Exactly what I needed to see and hear as we approach 1.5 years refitting our boat. I have been having trouble understanding and coming to grips with my highs and lows, distinguishing misfortunes and miracles. Jordan’s narration just keeps getting better and better!

[@ProjectAtticus]

Hang in there!!

[@lordhamercy9098]

I love the recap! After following y’all for years now, it’s cool to hear your description of past events from the perspective of having achieved so much through all the different adversities.

[@Verb130]

At every catastrophic event in my life, where I thought my dream was ending; each and every time, by not giving up and fighting through, my life would change, my dream would follow in a better way that I could have never planned. Looking back, I have had a charmed life where all my goals were not only met, but exceeded my dreams in every way. I place it on stubbornness and blind hope to keep fighting and working. Your lessons embody that for everyone to see. Well done.

[@phandly1]

Long time subscriber but first time I feel compelled to thank you in writing for sharing your journey and hard fought words of wisdom. “Desperation is truly the mother of invention “. Having been there before and having learned the same lesson that “if you are willing to do anything and if you are humble doors will open” I want to thank you for this recap series. I’ve shared this episode with my 20 something kids. Here’s to having the courage to get yourself into those desperate situations in the first place.

[@jimrisch8408]

Jordan and Desiree, I have been following your journey, now, for years. I believe I started watching just as you were about to leave Isla Mujeres. At that time I went back and watched all of your videos up to that point and have watched every episode since. Jordan, you are a natural storyteller and narrator. But this is next-level stuff. Absolutely your best work. It is a real skill that you have. You can pull your audience into your experiences with ease, or so it seems. And to have lain bare before us your entire life story, ups and downs, joys and disappointments, exhilarations, and desperations, since starting your adventures on Atticus, is a real gift to your audience. I just want to thank you from the bottom of my heart for this gift. It brought real tears to my eyes. Loved it. Though having never met the two of you, I feel like I really do know you guys. God Bless both of you and your daughter.

[@darrellsmith2658]

Your story is amazing, and I hope you truly realize how proud you should be. You’ve learned and grown the hard, yet right way. There’s literally nothing you can’t do.

[@emberk39]

So excited for this series, it made me realize I've been watching for 4 years now. Woah.

[@guystapo]

Hey Guys ..I am 67 years old and have been sailing almost 40 years and just now looking at taking off for a few years to explore another 45 countries. I have to tell you that I watched your story and it was very inspirational and well done ..and I think you for that...Keep up the good work.

[@lancepearson62]

Your daughter is such an absolute darling. Congrats on managing a very demanding situation so well. She is just gorgeous.

[@FlySabre2]

Best sailing video I've ever watched. Absolutely brilliant.

[@vkhor927]

Desperation, being humble, roller coaster instead of dead end....I love your insights into some of life's difficult obstacles.

[@lisastringfellow8524]

I’ve followed you guys for a very long time now and I love that you are doing this series to let everyone know just how this all started. Thank you for doing this🥰

[@jerrymacvaldosta]

Thanks. looking forward to parts 2 to 4. I'm sure you may of though of this but... Because of your adventure having been recorded not only on video and audio but with narrative, Your daughter (and others yet to come ??) as well as your families and your children and grand children (etc.). will have a VERY rare look into your life and there families past that VERY VERY few others will have. I would give anything to be able to see my Mother and Fathers as well as grandparents past. What a fabulous gift your are creating for them. And letting us look over your shoulder. Thanks again, GREAT job.

[@majoroldladyakamom6948]

... may have...

[@CuriousHumbleMarie]

*Now I understand why I LOVE listening to you Jordan and how you've evolved into such a beautiful wise soul.*

[@KevinHagan-e7w]

Last year my wife and I moved from Petersburg Alaska to Juneau Alaska purchasing a house that needed a lot of fixing up and remodeling. I have to admit I have hit that wall, the point you just want it over so you can move on. Thanks for the reminder that we all occasionally want the future more than the present. Dreams take time and work, and tomorrow isn’t necessarily any better than today. Love watching your stories of inspiration!!!!

[@ProjectAtticus]

Hang in there!!! Thanks for watching!

[@paulchalkley-wt7jg]

Loved this recap Jordan. Looking forward to the next 3 episodes

[@mhbeprivateresort6227]

I smile through all your videos. As someone fixing up a project boat, it's given me motivation to keep going.

[@verticle2612]

In all my 56 years of life, having served in the Army 32 years and fighting in combat across the world, even flying helicopters with night vision goggles in the mountains of Kosovo and Afghanistan, this is one of the most beautiful, moving, heartfelt stories I’ve ever heard. Thank you for making me realize that all my struggles are simply part of my journey too. L.W, U.S. Army, Ret.

[@wolfganghorak]

I found you on KZbin during the late phase of Atticus 1 and didn’t miss an episode since then. But your idea of summarizing your journey of sailing life from todays perspective is excellent. I got really emotional more than once. You grew as persons, as a couple, as sailing experts and finally as parents. Life’s a roller coaster, if one door is shut down, other doors open. But you need the patience, the eyes to see these new doors and the confidence to walk through. You are doing great. Can’t wait seeing the other three recaps.

[@ProjectAtticus]

Thank you!

[@nickperspective]

I first started watching your videos when you left Mexico. This recap of the first chapters of your sailing adventure was just wonderful and reflection truly does make you appreciate the journey you have had through life. A truly wonderful episode and I am really looking forward to chapters 2 through 4. Who knew that leaving your boat to drift into a marina could end up paving the way to such adventures and opportunity!

[@cathygallo4819]

Jordan, I remember drawing and painting most of my life. Then one day my granddaughter came into the art studio and said “wow nana you are a real artist. And I believed her. You two are sailing experts at your own journey. And remember to always remind your of that. Life is learning , you don’t stop because you’re an expert. I have watched you two grow up and become amazing friends, partners and parents. Thank you for all the hard work you put in your videos!

[@ProjectAtticus]

🥰🤗

[@yellowroses8736]

Our stories are totally different, as I do not sail, but yet we are so much the same. I really enjoyed this recap. It reminded me of my own life journey thus far. Sometimes I miss those fearless naive 20's, but at the same time, I wouldn't trade where I'm at now for anything. Reflect on the past, live in the present, and look to the future. Safe sailing.

[@wojohowitz5432]

Just when I was losing hope for humanity, this video pops into my attention. Thank-you for restoring faith and helping swing the pendulum back towards sanity, Love and common sense.

[@gregorywood5445]

I have been watching your channel from the early days. It is amazing that you have come this far. Your words about the challenges you saw as a low that changed your life. Brought a touch of emotion. I am a fellow sailor that looks on your experiences with a touch of envy. Maybe I’m wrong. Congratulations on your accomplishments and your family.

[@CDWaite]

'You get out of life what you put in' - right there. x

[@markaverett1225]

Near disaster, not enough money, a friend showing up at just the right time. Everyone who has struggled and overcome knows that story. What a great tale. the great thing is, your story is our story. Thanks for sharing it.

[@ProjectAtticus]

🥰

[@javacup912]

A humble personality goes a long way. I think what has worked for your guys is the fact that you guys seem to be born to each other. And a big part of adventures like these is if both parties are 100% into it. I have watched your channel, since that video when you guys went to see Atticus I at that anchorage, all the way to this date. I know the feeling. I myself have been refitting a 35' boat which it has been on the hard for over 5 years, and working part time, 90% alone, as I'm still in the workforce, hoping to retire in late 2024. I also know the feeling of watching boats come and go from the boatyard, and my boat it still there. When my engine, a Yanmar 3GMF, seized up from not being used, I pulled it out in piecdes, took it home and rebult it myself, staring it up eight months later on my driveway, and now ready to go back in. I have come to a lot of similar reaizations. So, hang in there, it will happen. Your daughter will grow up and help with the chores. I think Atticus II is a reward for the hard work you guys put in. Looking forward to the next three videos and to watch the memories. Fair winds.

[@ProjectAtticus]

That's so awesome that you were able to rebuild your Yanmar! Way to go!

[@5ringsaudits]

Enjoy watching y'all life change. It's been quite a cool ride...

[@tlevans62]

Very nice to go through these memories with you. There have certainly been a lot of ups and downs over the years. Started following you during the days of your restoration of Atticus 1.0 and it's been a wild ride.

[@ProjectAtticus]

Thanks for sticking with us!!

[@lonniekropf808]

I discovered your channel through the pirate episode, and was intrigued enough to binge watch from the beginning. I was inspired, then quite frankly obsessed with the idea of live aboard cruising, but had no experience sailing. You showed me hope and possibly. I knew that if you can do it, so can I. I joined a sailing club here in Hawaii, and have been day sailing weekly for almost a year. I am subscribed to a good number of sailing channels, but yours is still my favorite. You are both excellent storytellers, the emotions, the highs and lows, and expert editing, are all reasons I keep watching. I’ve watched you grow into a wonderful little family. Thank you so much for sharing your story with the world. I look forward to your episodes every week.

[@ProjectAtticus]

Thanks man, you're awesome!

[@marc_aussie]

So true about terrible moments actually being the start of some of the best experiences or improvements in our lives, well said.

[@dougmackey6110]

Story well told! Among the best youtube presentations I've ever seen. Honest, upbeat, heartfelt. Love the roller coaster paradigm.

[@ricksundberg5659]

What an absolutely awesome video! You guys have done a lot and had your highs and lows, but I think what gets you through is the same recipe that has brought most successful people fortune, you fight each battle with attrition, you persevere with dignity regardless of the task and you stay virtuous in life. This is what winning at life looks like, this is what drives the viewership on your channel.

[@ProjectAtticus]

Wow. This really hits home and means so much to us! Thank you!

[@goofy4birds]

I agree, they keep it real.

[@williamstreet4304]

What a blessing to have Desiree with you. Her abilities behind the camera and in the cutting room are simply amazing. But it is the dedication to sailing, adventuring, and researching that makes me enjoy your channel so much. I'm looking forward to the Cliff Notes.

[@ReeleKool]

I dont know about anyone else but I mark 55 years this march and looking back my life has pretty much been one long refit... without it there is no growth!

[@ItsPhilMill]

I’ve been following yall from the beginning and you’re such an inspiration! I’m 28 now and it’s amazing how you took such a leap of faith to make those dreams come true

[@viarnay]

I'm following you since the times you were looking for the first Atticus. You have walked a long path, congratulations..😊

[@WallStreetPanda]

What an amazing episode!! You almost made me cry! Can't wait to see the next one

[@ProjectAtticus]

🤗 thank you so much! It has been really fun going through old footage!

[@doncritzer2798]

When i was a kid around i used to go thru my Dads boating magazines and clip ads, send away to boat companies and ask for free brochures of their new boats etc, i had a big pile of them, my dad and his friends would always look at them ,this was in mid 1960s

[@nanoceramics2747]

I have followed you since the very begining but re living your journey is even better.Your insights on life are bang on. I also have tears and I anot sure why I send my very best wishes to you 3.

[@jakobtheinventor]

What an exelent episode! And thank you so much for the inspirational remarks: You are so right about the opportunities there is in situations we at first believe are bad. I am at a "low" right now and working hard to change my life around. So your optimism and "push" is greatly appreciated. And btw: where can I find me a Desiree? 🙂

[@ProjectAtticus]

Hang in there!

[@lesbogar5445]

What a beautiful story. You should become a motivational speaker. Truly inspiring

[@jaredmcpherson8555]

Jordan, if you haven’t already, you should look into getting some voiceover work. You are a great storyteller, speak really well, and have a great voice. Love your videos!

[@roncunningham350]

Have followed since the beginning. This one was like they have been from the beginning… wonderful.

[@biancamoosebaker8547]

I want to thank you very much for this video/series! I am a 19 yr old girl who just bought her first sailboat and although i watched a lot of yt videos about cruising and refitting, in reality it was way more stressful then what I expected it to be. Also had a few breakdowns and worrying about money. Especially now that it is winter here in The Netherlands, I found out about leakages and have also slowly ran aground on small rocks... i am going to do a haul out in april and i hope that the damage is not that bad. It feels good to see that you went through some stuff as well and also just kept going. When it is summer again I know everything will be a lot better and i can comfortably work on the boat. I dont really have anyone to fall back on since my family doesnt like the idea at all and just wants me to live an ordinary life. Luckily my father is starting to turn around and helps me here and there. Thanks for sharing your story, it really helps to calm my nerves and reassures that eventually everything will fall into place if you want it enough.

[@ProjectAtticus]

Good luck! Hang in there!

[@yakncast7530]

I'm guessing you know who Laura Decker is. Government intervention didn't stop that young lady from pursuing her dreams. If it's in your heart go for it. Don't pay any mind to those who don't approve.

[@biancamoosebaker8547]

Thank you both! I will definitly try my best to make it happen and your videos inspire me a lot!!

[@yasindemir]

I honestly have "0" interest in boat sailing and such life. But the honesty and crisp clear explanation of your adventure hooked me up to this video from your Turkey experience. You guys have a great personality. Keep it up and keep enjyoing travelling the World. I just do it by driving and flying. You guys just picked a different style of doing it! I really hope that your experience in Turkey excels rest of the World :)

[@dougallen4675]

The intro to the "Better Help" commercial was smooth. Thank goodness it wasn't for "AG1".

[@KaiseruSoze]

You need to turn your scripts into a book. I've read a few other books by captains with stories like yours. Add your book to your merch.

[@Analog_nomad01]

Better than a therapist is journaling. I try to write everyday about my thoughts, my feelings, my observtions and my plans. It has helped tremendously! I feel out of sync when I don't do it for a couple days and literally as soon as I start back up, the anxiety and frustration just melts away. This is your coming of age story...How you became who you are, and what you are passionate about. Great video and thank you for sharing, its not always an easy thing to do.

[@bobsmythe1439]

Great video! Thank you so much for opening your lives to this KZbin family. Watching, laughing and learning has been a pleasure. Can’t wait till next week..and the next.. and the next..

[@michelleberryhill8635]

That moment at 7:15 of the video is P R I C E L E S S !!! 💜💟💜

[@jcdawg8363]

Great to see a video about rehabbing a boat from a realistic perspective. Too many of these type videos dedicate about 2 minutes to the process of going from $5000 purchase to cruise ready boat. I learned, on a much smaller boat thankfully, when I was much younger that the old advice about buying a boat "if you can't afford a nice one, you sure can't afford to fix one up" was very true.

[@jimfisk4474]

Thank you so much desiree and for your journey from the beginning to Now. From Key West Onward. We've enjoyed it all with you from the beginning. And of course All the hard wouldn't end do it and The people and friends you made. Take care and look forward to you next week.❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@MPNNag]

I have followed you guys before, but this video really has me chocked up. Excellent job in explaining everything in detail. More Please!

[@ronparis6393]

One of THE best KZbin sessions I have ever seen. You said it best… You are proud of yourselves and have EVERY right to feel that way. Your young daughter is VERY lucky. She has some amazing parents. These four sessions are NOT to be missed!!!!

[@captainwendell]

I have been following you guys for so many years now, this is a wonderful recap of the adventures and the reasons I watch Project Atticus. I haven't been able to afford to support you guys financially for a while now, hopefully that is resolving soon. I feel like you guys are family I have never met. Thank you for sharing your life with us, the good and bad. Its the honesty of the channel that drew me in. And its the integrity of the channel that keeps me coming back. Warmest regards, Wendell

[@cjtn1746]

Stories!!! This is my favorite episode by far. I feel like we were sitting around a campfire and just telling stories. Thank you so much for inviting us.

[@jean-paulnegron3581]

Epic and emotional episode. First comment in many years of watching you and just want to say that your journey has been beautiful to watch. Can't wait to see the rest of this series, even though I know the current outcome. Watching you wrestle with the realization of your accomplishments is soooooo heartwarming. Celebrate your everyday accomplishments!!!!

[@MrMichaelcurran]

I live for hard sailing adventures living at Lat. 47 N. But I love you guys. Your humility is inspiring! Besides being a kick in the head at times your incredible. God Bless!

[@LG-qz8om]

I've been watching this series almost from the beginning (and quickly caught up on the few before). It brings back a lot if memories for me too. So this recap was really fun and worthwhile. I think every once in a while we should review where we came from and where we are. Sometimes in the course of living life we forget or don't notice the changes or fail to recognize what improved. Thanks and I look forward to the others in this recap series.

[@ProjectAtticus]

Great point! Thanks for watching!

[@billruzinsky6237]

I've been watching you guys from almost the beginning. I've recently introduced my wife to your channel. We're enjoying together and this recap was a great way to catch her up. Truly wonderful. Looking forward to the rest. Thanks for what your family gives to us.

[@jwbrook]

Beautiful. I lost track of you guys for a couple years and I’m just getting caught up. Looking forward to the next three installments. Your persistence and tenacity are inspiring. And, honestly, I cannot think of a better way to spend your 20s than three years rebuilding a boat as you build your dream.

[@Manicorp]

Beautiful video and insight! Keep up the good work!!!

[@charlesholman968]

What a wonderful Saturday morning surprise !! As someone who has watched almost every episode in your series, I loved seeing you both in this great review of the beginning. You two are like extended family to so many viewers. Can't wait for the next three episodes

[@georgelincoln9320]

Been watching since the beginning and have never commented before. I am incredibly impressed with you both and proud FOR you.. Everyone should watch your videos whether a sailor or landlubber. Fair winds forever.

[@ProjectAtticus]

Thank you!!

[@ryanblair8066]

Jordan, I have nothing but respect for your hard work together with Desiree. Learning humility along the way through experiences is one of the most valuable things in life. Cheers!

[@pilarpicota2891]

My husband, Jeff and I have been following you guys for years. This week's episode, in my opinion, is the best one so far. Loved, the series, the story and the reflection on all the experiences you had good and bad. Well done.

[@Roqjoru]

Love the vulnerabily, growth, and openess without filters. Love the show of affection.

[@cyndie1751]

Dear Jordan & Desiree, this episode was epic! We have followed you for years & it was really fun... & emotional to re-live your journey! You guys are amazing & inspirational! We look forward to the next episode... & many more to come! Thank you for sharing your adventures & life with us. God bless & keep you both & your precious Isabella & Oso of course!

[@thebaldeagle655]

Yours is the first sailing video I watched. I tuned in Kate, just as you were getting ready to leave Isle Merjedes (sp). This is still my favorite! Love this recap of everything that I missed.

[@mikehatcher5855]

Can’t believe it’s been so long guys. I’ve been watching the whole time. My boys are now 6&7. After 34 years our family business has grown to a crew of 60+, sadly due to greed and stubbornness it has become a world of hurt and stress. My wife and I are starting to think more and more about setting off and figuring how we could get a big cat. We are weekend warriors with a little welded fishing boat and we are located on the west coast of BC CANADA. I’m really going to enjoy these flash back vids. Safe travels

[@robertarnold1449]

Thank You! thank You! I have had the pleasure of watching you two and now three almost from the beginning . I am now 92 years old, (Still up and mobile) . Your life and travels (and daughter) helps me keep young again. I am blessed and reside here in Yuma, AZ with my daughter. LOVE YOU ALL!

[@ProjectAtticus]

🤭 thanks for watching!! Awesome to hear you're up and about! Way to go!!

[@marxtr6]

I can’t believe how much yo babies have grown over the years. I’ve watched you since the beginning and love this walk down memory lane. Thanks for sharing the incredible journey you’ve taken on.

[@davidnichols147]

We love BetterHelp! Thank you so much for this introduction at 10% off.

[@MrEdunkerley]

Excellent work, Jordan. Thank you for distilling and sharing the wisdom you’ve gained that applies to everyone here no matter what their journey looks like.

[@j.canyonsjoblom9840]

its been 3 years since I last watched, and I'm so moved to have this be when I rejoin. I'm essentially only here to say I still love you 2 {3} {4} Thanks for all of your beautiful vulnerability. Y'all are the champions of couples- too sweet for this otherwise, terrestrial world.

[@beammeupscott3032]

Im working on making my own business making armor for ren fairs and larps and using that to travel across the world... And im just about at the end of my version of your three years. It feels good thinking that there will be a time where i will be able to look back at me where i am now and have a little respect for myself.

[@purplepowell]

I’ve been a patreon supporter for some time. I think I started watching your channel when you were in isla mujeres, my favorite place in Mexico. and have watched all your videos over the many years. Loved them all but especially loved this one. Thank you again for sharing your life with us.

[@ProjectAtticus]

Thank you for your support!!!

[@Mikeandlucy1]

On a smaller scale this is my story as well, it's been over a year since I bought my boat which was going to "take a few weeks perhaps a month or two to fix up and get outta here". A year later and every penny we have had we are about to launch her back into the water. A couple of months messing around where she is then a 150 mile trip to her permanent moorings where as I tell my wife constantly, she will become a boat instead of a bottomless money pit that has brought us nothing but tears and heartache thus far.

[@jmkikkawa]

I joined your channel late so this recap is great. Your story of foolish/exuberant/naive to weathered/jaded/wiser is one almost all boaters can empathize with to an extent. I'm so glad new boaters get a chance to educate themselves through videos like yours.

[@speedygonzales9090]

GOOD IDEA GUYS !!! ... That is, to do a review of your long journey up to where you are now. I follow you from the beginning, but somehow it seems I missed a few episodes, because I don't remember them at all.

[@markfreeman1539]

This is one of your best and one of the most heartfelt , honest, an inspirational sailing videos we have watched and we have watched many . Love your blogs they are one of the best out there . Stay safe you four. ❤

[@ProjectAtticus]

Wow, thank you!

[@goulash75]

That was such a fun trip down memory lane. I just realised how much of your journey I've been with you for, having started watching your channel with the original refit. I've loved watching you guys grow both the channel but more importantly as people and I'm so proud of how far you've come.

[@grahammcleod6205]

You weren't arrogant, you were naive. But you learned more in 3 years than most do in a lifetime. Awesome story, glad i found your video and look forward to the rest.

[@maiaontour9070]

Recap, great concept. And what a great story. Congratulations for your perseverance, for your adventurous life so far, for your love for each other. You can see it in every single episode. Keep going, enjoy life!

[@heimslach]

Wow, blew me away this episode. So relatable and so true. I've been watching you both on and off since the start and have to say did not see all this in the background. So relatable. Well done son. Bravo.

[@MichaelFoster-wz7tq]

Been watching your videos for years and honestly I didn’t think I would like this video in the beginning but I was very wrong, it was one of favorites. You should be proud of all your work and thank you for something I look forward to watching.

[@Chris-eh3du]

I've been watching every single episode, every week since Belize! Awesome to revisit these memories, love the series!

[@ProjectAtticus]

Thanks for sticking with us!

[@Chris-eh3du]

@@ProjectAtticus Absolutely! It's been amazing to see you grow together and now as a family! Appreciate all the work you do to share your story!

[@Qwiv]

I love the video. What a great idea for content as you hunker down for winter. As always Jordan, you narration is just amazing. I don’t know how both of you put together the “script” for these, but they are always inspiring. You are great writer and presenter and your presentation inspiring. I very much enjoyed the recap. Been following and enjoying you videos for a long time now and knew most of this story from the bits you all have shared along the way, but having it mashed together in a timeline with your story really is inspiring. I hope it ensures some other young couples to do the same. Looking forward to the next one and hope you all are well.

[@ProjectAtticus]

Thank you very much!

[@wesanderson7918]

I deal with depression and anxiety and have dreamt about doing the things you guys have done. It is too late for me, but I appreciate your videos and sharing your journey with all of us. I love and respect the four of you. Safe travels.

[@AtomicScrotus]

ive been watching you guys since day one and the amount of respect you have from myself and my family of 5 as we live vicariously through you and watch you guys in your travels. What the both of you have come from and are today and even with a few extensions to the family is nothing less that a miracle and a dream. You guys are living proof of if you set your mind to it you can do anything you dream.

[@liberty4175]

Watching Desiree tears of happiness, beautiful.

[@MiaMay-r7d]

Jason - your narrative and LIFE LESSONS is the BEST I've seen. Congrats!!

[@graemeday4195]

A very refreshing and honest take on boat life. Well done for sticking with it all. It also shows the strength of trust and love you have for each other.