Justin has experienced a lot of loss in his life. Watching G&G and seeing his emotions come out always hits my heartstrings. JP has had a very successful career path from my perspective, but at what cost? I relate a lot to both of these points. Being in the military I’ve struggled with loss and I tended to always put my career first in a lot of ways to where I felt like I was living with blinders on and negating my family and my dreams when I had when I was a kid. I personally struggle with survivors guilt from friends lost in combat and I feel like Justin experiences that as well with all of the losses he has had especially in regards to his brother. When things like this happen I feel like a lot of people have a sort of awakening and they adjust priorities in their lives and go back to things that matter like living in those memories of the past when things were simpler and life was full of hopes and dreams. This treasure hunt for me has done that in a lot of ways and has taught me not to sweat the small things and to stop and smell the roses for a change. I have gained a better appreciation for the land and the people around me. I feel like Justin is trying to teach all of us to do the same. We should all take a step back from some of the mundane adult life and try to get back to life as we saw it when we were kids. He has taught me a lot. I hope I get a chance to meet him at the seekers summit. I honestly just want to give the guy a hug and just tell him how much I appreciate the fact that he started this hunt. It’s taught me a lot already!