When I went to Chapters, I saw Jordin's book and quickly purchased it on my new Kindle. I couldn't be happier I made the decision to start reading Jordin's story as I have to say that it was a real page turner for me. Using all my devices that can synchronize my progress of his book meant that I have access to it wherever I went. Being a person who is First Nations and an athlete, I could empathize with many of his struggles. I could also connect with living a sober lifestyle for over 9 years now and following the "Red Path" in a life without drugs and alcohol. Finding a wife who is similarly supportive of me, like Jen is to Jordin seems to have also resonated with me in that when we find someone who has seen us at our lowest and chose to embrace that as much as our positive attributes is amazing to also be able to connect with. I could never understand how it would be to have lost such an inspirational and close member of my family such as Jordin has with the loss of his brother Terrance.I work as an Aboriginal Student Support Worker at a school board in Northern Ontario and I certainly plan on purchasing this book again but in a hard cover so that I can give it to any Aboriginal high school student that has either suffered a loss such as Jordin has or battling certain demons that I come across in hopes that it will inspire them to walk the path that we both walk to this day.It's a must read for anyone who wants to be inspired to reach their higher potential.