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

We’ve been working, living, and traveling on sailboats in different parts of the world for 10 years now and we recently arrived at D-Marin Turgutreis after an amazing season Exploring the Mediterranean. We’ve attempted to document our entire journey through our weekly videos but those weekly videos don’t do a great job of telling the story from a big picture perspective. So this will be the first episode of what we’re calling our Recap series, where we’ll tell the story of our entire journey from the very beginning over the course of 4 episodes. We hope you enjoy it.

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[myles]

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.

[colinburns]

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.

[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.

[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.

[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!

[Verb]

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.

[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.

[lordhamercy]

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.

[verticle]

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.

[darrellsmith]

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.

[phandly]

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.

[lancepearson]

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

[jimrisch]

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.

[emberk]

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

[FlySabre]

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

[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.

[lisastringfellow]

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🥰

[CDWaite]

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

[ringsaudits]

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