If You Want To COMPLETELY CHANGE Your Life Before 2024, WATCH THIS! | Jordan Peterson

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Is your notion of self-identity independent of social influences? Have you considered how much your identity has been negotiated with others since child-hood in order to be molded to the social norms? Clinical psychologist, Dr.Jordan B. Peterson uncovers the idea of functional identity and ties it to the tendencies you had as a child to self-regulate your behaviors in order to fit in. Your notion of self-identity and ability to leverage beyond the known in a logical landscape that navigates the unknown is anchored to the role you play among your peers. In this episode, you will travel through a conversation with Jordan and Tom that will push your view of peer groups, their role in shaping your identity, and how your responsibilities lie within your willingness to sacrifice and strive for more. Jordan explores the importance of slaying your dragons, and understanding that the ultimate battle is with yourself.
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SHOW NOTES:
Self-Identity | Jordan explains his theory for how identity is a dramatic role we play out. [1:33]
Logical Landscape | Jordan introduces subjective and objective experiences. [7:53]
Questioning Yourself | Jordan explains not getting what you want and identity. [9:10]
Functional identity | Jordan explains a functional identity that gets what you want. [12:03]
Tyranny of Culture | Jordan explains the reality of how social molding crushes identity. [15:19]
Identity Lies | Jordan shares his view of people deciding their own identity. [16:11]
Uncertainty | Jordan explains why people have a low tolerance to uncertainty [20:30]
Defining Identity | Tom and Jordan explore the elements of what makes identity. [23:49]
Identity Narrative | Jordan adds the fundamental element of identity and the story you tell together. [25:05]
Non-Negotiated Identity | Jordan explains the problem with insisting on an identity. [30:00]
Ethical Statement | Jordan explains the relationship between behavior and ethical statements. [37:30]
Responsibility | Jordan explains how responsibility and rights fit together. [40:01]
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy | Jordan reveals why you should run experiments to improve your quality of life. [44:05]
Resentment | Jordan uncovers the social and mental condition of acting from resentment. [48:15]
Artists | Jordan describes artists as intuitive and able to live in chaos and see possibility. [1:01:05]
Striving for More | Jordan questions the need to strive versus being happy with who and what we are. [1:04:26]
Slay the Dragon | Jordan elevates the meaning of slaying the dragon. [1:10:09]
Aim at One Thing | Jordan advises that aiming at something is better than nothing. [1:18:10]
Reality | Jordan shares a variation of Darwinian reality and objective reality. [1:22:05]
Prejudice Viewpoints | Jordan expands the idea of prejudices needed from excess information. [1:26:14]
Help | Jordan talks about the push-back he gets helping “deplorable” young men. [1:33:24]
Beyond Order | Jordan gets vulnerable and hopes it alleviates unnecessary suffering.” [1:37:10]
QUOTES:
“Your identity is the story you tell about your actions in the world, but it's also your actions in the world” [25:32]
“If something’s valuable you will make sacrifices to attain it [...] we could let go of something we value in the present, we would gain something we value even more in the future” [41:58]
“It’s harsh that the rewards of life are indiscriminately distributed, it's hard on everyone, but it doesn’t help to become bitter.” [54:14]
“Are you a rebel because you can’t fit in or are you a rebel because you could fit in but you see a better way?” [57:01]
“the best we have may not always work, but it’s still the best we have and the fact that it might not work doesn’t mean that we should throw it away, it’s still the best we have.” [1:19:00]
“You’re always looking for ‘no’ because you can only say ‘yes’ to a limited number of things.” [1:26:26]
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[@TomBilyeu]

Check out the topics covered in this video: Self-Identity | Jordan explains his theory for how identity is a dramatic role we play out. [1:33​] Logical Landscape | Jordan introduces subjective and objective experiences. [7:53​] Questioning Yourself | Jordan explains not getting what you want and identity. [9:10​] Functional identity | Jordan explains a functional identity that gets what you want. [12:03​] Tyranny of Culture | Jordan explains the reality of how social molding crushes identity. [15:19​] Identity Lies | Jordan shares his view of people deciding their own identity. [16:11​] Uncertainty | Jordan explains why people have a low tolerance to uncertainty [20:30​] Defining Identity | Tom and Jordan explore the elements of what makes identity. [23:49​] Identity Narrative | Jordan adds the fundamental element of identity and the story you tell together. [25:05​] Non-Negotiated Identity | Jordan explains the problem with insisting on an identity. [30:00​] Ethical Statement | Jordan explains the relationship between behavior and ethical statements. [37:30​] Responsibility | Jordan explains how responsibility and rights fit together. [40:01​] Cognitive Behavioral Therapy | Jordan reveals why you should run experiments to improve your quality of life. [44:05​] Resentment | Jordan uncovers the social and mental condition of acting from resentment. [48:15​] Artists | Jordan describes artists as intuitive and able to live in chaos and see possibility. [1:01:05​] Striving for More | Jordan questions the need to strive versus being happy with who and what we are. [1:04:26​] Slay the Dragon | Jordan elevates the meaning of slaying the dragon. [1:10:09​] Aim at One Thing | Jordan advises that aiming at something is better than nothing. [1:18:10​] Reality | Jordan shares a variation of Darwinian reality and objective reality. [1:22:05​] Prejudice Viewpoints | Jordan expands the idea of prejudices needed from excess information. [1:26:14​] Help | Jordan talks about the push-back he gets helping “deplorable” young men. [1:33:24​] Beyond Order | Jordan gets vulnerable and hopes it alleviates unnecessary suffering.” [1:37:10​]

[@HammerTime4550]

Great interview. Love your work as well! Thanks

[@crayola8skies]

So effing good. Thanks Tom!

[@lucidmonkey3591]

Great work on this one ☝️ Tom

[@kennethoneill4176]

i am emotional right now ..first time you have had to support someone and try to get them to keep doing what they are doing ..

[@angelagallegos2345]

I couldn't agree more. This was the best interview thus far. Hands down

[@michaelchamberlainart]

I want to tell him that it’s not just millions of people “cheering”, it’s millions of people loving him. We’re responding to his authenticity and openness. We see ourselves in Jordan and we need more people like him in the world. Stay open-hearted my man, we respect you, and we love you.

[@sheilareyes5511]

Yes! We do!!

[@sterlinghines3099]

You are so accurate! thanks for your profound response. I'm not insisting this man is a GOD but the level of insight and awareness he has presented to me cannot be articulated in Words!

[@3vanguardofthephoenix335]

We love you bro!

[@loveme77527]

100%

[@oliverjamito9902]

Keep it going pops Peterson! Nothing is wasted but increased. According to God's Will indeed.

[@wasode20]

I love how willing Jordan Peterson is able to say "I don't know ."

[@wasode20]

Vulnerable and bloody heroic .

[@bageshwaradhamanubhavreact12]

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[@BrianHallmond]

Sadhguru says the best of us don't know.

[@breakthecycle5238]

the God head is not aware of its own existence " the whole nature of the godhead, is to play that he is not. everybody is fundamentally the ultimate reality, not God in a politically kingly sense, but god in the sense of being the self, the deep-down basic whatever there is. And you are all that, only you are pretending you are not." alan watts

[@baylorsailor]

Saying "I don't know" takes maturity and wisdom. Humans can not know everything, and when you do not know, then do not be afraid to say it.

[@freedomfighter2313]

Jordan is playing the role of a real life hero he just doesn't believe he's the hero yet, but we all know he is. We love you Jordan!

[@dirtypure2023]

@@sicsempertyrannisv1527 Where did he say that? Kinda unusual.

[@Insect0man]

@@sicsempertyrannisv1527 That certainly explains why he avoids talking about the strategic use of Alcohol described in 200 Years Together.

[@fritobelize6271]

A real hero never knows they are one...

[@godloves9163]

You’d like this even more, explains the details of Chaos and Order and New Age, etc. Search for Walter Veith for the series The Whole Truth. Specifically these two: Jesus Messiah or Imposter? The Man Behind The Mask Also Series: In the stream of time And last with details on history and much more including religions, etc; Total Onslaught series by Walter Veith

[@MUST-TRT]

@@fritobelize6271 Absolutely. Which is why I hope Jordan never believes this. But I hope he continues to get better because he still has many health challenges he is battling. The world needs this man. I have a fantastic set of parents and a great dad and father figure who has served the best example I can fathom, yet I have introduced my dad to JPs work and he is a huge enthisiast as well. We need this man equally and for different and yet still, similar reasons. No one like JP.

[@jovoorheescollinsmphbsnbch6245]

Every time I listen to Dr. Peterson I feel like I'm getting a free graduate level college behavioral science class and every time I listen to Tom I feel like I'm getting a free entrepreneurial development class.....I love it 💯❤🙏

[@jackc981]

You are not the only one sister

[@jovoorheescollinsmphbsnbch6245]

@@jackc981 glad to know I'm around like minded folks 🙏💯

[@jackc981]

@@jovoorheescollinsmphbsnbch6245,yeah they are contagious with wisdom and knowledge trying to listen to what feeds me these days.

[@SamuelAlder]

so true!

[@karenluntayao9800]

Agree

[@bobbik7503]

I will never understand how people misinterpret this man and what he has to say. He is ALWAYS so on point. Pure genius. Great discussion, Tom!

[@Xeno389]

All because be dared to say that men and women are... different.

[@TeeMilli0N]

Most people can't face the hard truth

[@bobbik7503]

@@Xeno389 right!? What a ludicrous thought 🤦🏻‍♀️😆

[@bobbik7503]

@@TeeMilli0N I agree. I tend to think that many people must not actually listen to what he has to say. They take snippets of things he has said and run with it and end up missing the truth entirely.

[@gomez619]

Many people misinterpret because they don't understand and don't take the time to truly comprehend what is being communicated. Sadly, that's the MAJORITY in the world we live in today...

[@Chiplanay]

“If you are not willing to be a fool, you can't become a master.” ― Jordan B. Peterson

[@busterallen7825]

@@samfawlia But yet you shun the real truth. You know what I'm talking about.

[@busterallen7825]

These people are sell-outs. I used to attack people like myself over the same comment. I saw the light. Research and listen. Distracting you... Shut it down.

[@AlexRamos-rc7of]

“If you want to improve, be content to be thought foolish and stupid.” - Epictetus

[@j.h252]

Had forgotten what a monument Jordan is. Now, as he's back more brilliant than before, hence he got even more humble as a result of his dark times, his sun shines brighter than ever. What a treasure this man is, and how shallow so many other KZbinrs are in comparison to him and his intensity, often saying the same but still different, still catching, a privilege to listen to and to watch. Soo good he's back!

[@michaeldavid6832]

Being a fool gives you cover to practice mastery. The fool is allowed freedom and protection, while the ambitious practitioner is a target to be hammered down. Aim to become the ambitious practitioner within and the fool to any those who have merely a superficial grasp of the world.

[@annettegonzalez6713]

I don't understand why people hate Jordan so much, I LOVE JORDAN. I am grateful to be alive to experience his fascinating mind.

[@isaiahkelley4069]

The dopest thing ive attained after listening to JP for the last few years is that feeling broken is an opportunity to rebuild. I appreciate JP for always thrusting himself into the Chaos then providing a manual for how to bring about Order. Continue to rebuild JP!

[@angelariley5403]

Language is confusing when it's consistency is not shared by all. If by "dopest" you mean inspirational, yes, you are right. :)

[@WestcoastKings]

Word

[@Chiplanay]

“To suffer terribly and to know yourself as the cause: that is Hell.” ― Jordan B. Peterson, 12 Rules for Life: An Antidote to Chaos

[@fromsofatosuccessinc4457]

Ouff that was profound. But as much as it's hell, it's the sweetest bitterest tasting fruit... Because once we taste it we know what needs to be changed to make it beter.

[@chrisc1257]

@@fromsofatosuccessinc4457 Home By The Sea - Genesis

[@sophiaanstett7192]

@@fromsofatosuccessinc4457 IF YOU CAN change..

[@fromsofatosuccessinc4457]

@@chrisc1257 I just searched this up bro, was this referring to a song? :)!

[@fromsofatosuccessinc4457]

@@sophiaanstett7192 ahh I see :) I'm proof that the statement you made is 100% POSSIBLE , I hope you don't mind, I wat to reframe this for you Sophia :) "IF YOU DO WHAT IT TAKES TO CHANGE" . I was an absolute nobody... never thought there was anything more to me, until I did the work which brought that out. I don't know if that's something you needed to hear, but I hope it impacts whomever read this :)

[@slac25]

Jordan Peterson feeling unworthy just destroyed me. This man has put so much into this world and for him to ultimately feel that way truly breaks my heart 💔 I hope he understands how many lives he’s changed and the good that he has put into this world despite what others or the media might feel.

[@gabrielcio8903]

I feel the same... It kind of makes you cry to see such a brilliant man feeling unworthy and, worst, knowing that he is suffering! He made me a better man for sure! he made many people better for sure! How in the world anyone can say anything bad about him? Maybe the jealous ones?? Hope you watched the "Munk debates" with JP

[@martinburrows6844]

He's been through a lot .

[@jolin8493]

He knows how much value he have given thousands and thousands of people. He cannot walk anywhere on this earth without being approached by people who wants to thank him! He is a gift to humanity, saved many of us and our future!

[@alejohernandez75]

O Jerusalem Jerusalem, thou that killest the prophets and stonest them that are sent unto thee

[@mvemerson]

That was a sad part. He is still recovering and clearly is not running at 100%. I don’t recall him ever interrupting this much. He described elsewhere how hard it is for him right now to “get back”. To see him this vulnerable is painful, but also inspiring. Despite all of his difficulties, he strives to lift up others. What a man!

[@jingmok]

Jordan Peterson feeds my spirit, makes me think deeply and delights me with his brilliance. People who oppose him must be unable to bear the truth or lack analytical brain power to follow his teachings.

[@RobertSmith-hy3pn]

He talks in such a way that he bypasses a narcasistic mind. Hence he's really only getting through to people with healthy minds. One's who want to help others

[@mariaa.confortimswlcsw4193]

Amen, i JUST told my friend, Jordan IS one of the MOST IMPORTANT VOICES OF MODERN TIMES, I'M talking along the lines of Socrates here, meaning that his wisdom is going to be unfolding and reaching through millenia if we know what's good for us.....LOVE U SO MUCH, (BOTH OF YOU) THANK YOU!!!!

[@theglowingbrownie5124]

you're right! the problem these days is that we give so little importance to the nourishment of our inner self it is pathetic. great comment!!

[@thebigredwagon]

Having Peterson back with us is unbelievably rewarding.

[@cosmiccomedy7394]

Right? With a new video everyday for the last few days. Its just like the good old time's haha. Its nice to be able to hear from him while I wait for his book. Cheers

[@dragonsmith9012]

The man was wading through hell's inferno, happened to shrug in such a way that the inferno got spooked and here he is, back among us.

[@loremipsum54321]

What happened to him?

[@jasonthieme8926]

I feel like Tom asked Jordan better questions than he normally gets. I'm always in awe of the homework and prep Tom does. I'm even more drawn to how Jordan is comfortable in silence while he formulates his thoughts before speaking. Well done gents

[@fromsofatosuccessinc4457]

Tom always does the prep work, it just shows me how important and valuable that prep is before anything I do.... Learning the skill of cutting with an axe will only make the tree cutting smoother! .. Prep work saves time in reality.. Anyway, Articulate AF

[@pickititllneverheal9016]

@@fromsofatosuccessinc4457 Learning to sharpen the axe will make the chopping easier.

[@bageshwaradhamanubhavreact12]

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[@fromsofatosuccessinc4457]

@@pickititllneverheal9016 Exactly right my bro! That's the prep work!

[@MotivationalStormvideos]

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[@dejohnthelegionwilliams472]

"I feel... unworthy " not gonna lie i teared up and I most certainly felt that...

[@angelariley5403]

That is opportunity, in that you see you can improve something within yourself, not unworthiness. :)

[@RyderChampouillon]

The humility and humanity in that moment... breath takingly beautiful

[@dejohnthelegionwilliams472]

@@RyderChampouillon beautiful indeed

[@whatwouldandreado8558]

me too. this guy is a treasure of our lifetimes.

[@SamuelAlder]

"people are not failures, events are failures", in the same way, i believe, people are inherently more than worthy, they are the creators of value/ worth. EFFORTS are worthy or unworthy of our own true greatest, grandest, highest self, true to our soul, or not, but, we ARE our soul, we ARE consciousness, we ARE that spark of divine life, shining brightly for eternity, and to try to annihilate, denigrate, confuse or collude a limited series of actions, with not only our own self esteem, but confuse it with our actual self, is quite a feat of delusion!

[@lachlanbell8390]

"The fact that a symphony ends doesn't mean that it wasn't worth listening to." -- Jordan Peterson, 2021

[@GEOMETRYSINE]

Enjoyed your comment very much !!! 💪

[@robson3649]

This one hit me straight in the face 😅. Awesome quote.

[@lachlanbell8390]

@@robson3649 I think that quote might be the most beautiful & succinct encapsulation of the nature of mortality - it certainly is among those I've ever heard. Using a symphony as an analogy for a human lifetime is accurate & meaningful on numerous different levels, yet simultaneously perhaps the most poetic & romantic characterisation one could think of. No matter how many times you hear this kind of brilliance from Dr. Peterson, you never cease being awed by it.

[@ginaritchie451]

omg. lol. this is the sort of thing woke conservatives think is profound?

[@VelkanAngels]

@@ginaritchie451 - No one said it was profound... It's an obvious statement, that is no longer thought by many to be obvious... "What's even the point of doing anything in particular in life, when both you and everyone else are gonna die anyway". I've heard that so many times. Jordan is saying that something ending, doesn't mean it's not worth doing. It's meant to be MOTIVATING, not profound. -_- That's generally what Jordan does. He motives people to do something with themselves. It's not about profound, deep, LSD-philosophy...

[@maylasantiago5087]

I just listened to the interview on Spotify and ran to YT just to say this: Jordan I love you so much. Im still reading 12 rules for life because I don’t want it to end. You have no idea how much you have impacted my life. I’m crying because the last part of the interview really showed us that you just want us to know better and do better as a whole. Thank you for being vulnerable and being yourself 🙏🏾 I’m pretty sure that we will never meet each other on real life and that probably you won’t see this comment... honestly I’m so grateful for knowing you and for UNDERSTANDING what you are saying to us ( seriously, some ppl just want to be mean on purpose, well you this better than I do ;) ). Thank you thank you thank you. And Tom ... thank you for bringing him

[@MotivationalStormvideos]

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[@Sean-nh6cv]

I can 100% relate to this comment. These guys have a gift to break down such complex real-life issues, and make practical and very simple advice that anyone can execute on. Eliminate unnecessary suffering. Amazing.

[@ThereSaSpiderNMySoup]

Girl, idk if his latest interview with Dave Rubin is on YT but it was so incredibly raw and heartfelt. Big tissue needed for the end of that one ❤

[@dnwanja]

❤

[@pn2205]

🌷

[@Chiplanay]

“And if you think tough men are dangerous, wait until you see what weak men are capable of.” ― Jordan B. Peterson, 12 Rules for Life: An Antidote to Chaos

[@njswampfox474]

So true.

[@dragonintheroom]

SOOOO true!!!!

[@rosannerossi6376]

This is exactly what is happening in the world today! The weak join a group to feel strong. Choose wisely, life is short.

[@lisalynch629]

Weak corrupt Biden selling out to china

[@businessuccessful7171]

💯🔥

[@motivason]

"We need Jordan Peterson right now" if Jordan knew how much people love him, I think it would help him as he heals. I believe selfless, wise people like Jordan go thru a lot of hurt, anxiety, and depression. Because we take everything to heart. Love you Jordan, God bless Tom

[@aubreyjames8795]

It wont help

[@godloves9163]

You’d like this greatly also, explains the details of Chaos and Order and New Age, details on history and much more including religions, etc; Total Onslaught series by Walter Veith

[@DELANADINE]

This love is what scares him....he said it so:" Hitler was loved by millions and he didn't do any good!"...

[@gerrilanter1965]

@@DELANADINE 😮😥😥😥

[@angelariley5403]

He chooses his words to include a varied audience. Those critical thinkers with no attachment to the subject matter, those whose involvement has created an emotional bias to one aspect which may cloud their view, and those who fear to stand alone, belonging to "group thinkers" for a sense of identity.

[@kerriecu2]

To have a caring, thoughtful and intelligent man who has touched so many people’s lives for the better, so distraught and having such feelings of being unworthy because of his breakdown and protracted illness is very distressing to hear and watch. His introspection, searching for his flaws because he feels that he has let people down, just indicates the generosity this man has for the fallen and downtrodden.

[@bageshwaradhamanubhavreact12]

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[@AnysieIshimwe]

The admiration I have for Peterson cannot even be put in words. He is a genius but I like that it doesn’t stop there. He wrestles with these ideas on a soul level and that takes courage. Ahh... Let me now enjoy this treat. ❤️

[@krystalshepherd4582]

Beautifully said, thank you.

[@AminCad]

I love when people from vastly different backgrounds see the same love and courage in Peterson. It makes me so hopeful.

[@Aaronisification]

💯

[@djnv4702]

I agree with you so much. He’s a genius with a big heart and soul. He’s brilliant and yet humble.

[@chrispatriot]

WELL SAID! I was looking for some words to add as a label to "how" he moderates his own tone of inner thoughts, and you nailed it here! "He wrestles with them on a soul level" and he seeds them with philosophy, morality, common sense and general principle.... Thanks Anysie, that is a great reference point. "He wrestles with them at a soul level".. :) Knowledge is still a sword! It can cut like a Viking's blade, or it can open a wound and release the poison. What makes it good or evil, is still the wielder of that sword. In JBP's case, it just so happens, it's the massive knowledge of "US" that he wields...

[@nArdGaming]

Tom's patience to allow Peterson speak/formulate his ideas is a sign of a great interviewer. Can see how much Tom appreciates Jordon ❤️

[@sabelonyathi3159]

Jordan has been like a father to me. I hope to meet and thank him in person one day

[@bageshwaradhamanubhavreact12]

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[@theglowingbrownie5124]

why makes you say that? did you not have a father? I asked because I was raised by a widow therefore, without a father and I find myself liking his lectures because I feel he would have been the father I'd have liked to come to for advice

[@quellindilley8465]

Jordan Peterson, Continues to challenge and change my thinking. I was hoping for a conversation between these two legends.

[@yahirgonzalez7372]

Cool

[@macthomas8899]

I am black n I don’t feel/see/sense that life is harder for me than for anyone else. It’s kind of obvious like we all have the same shadow work to do, everyone falls somewhere on the spectrum of doing their best (or their worst) towards others. It’s deeper than that but I’m not gonna explain it all. It’s deep but also a “no shit” once you see that humans experiences suffering differently so to compare suffering is also odd. What worse lose an arm or leg? Everyone has a different answer. Life is made up of nuance and to say that someone’s life is harder than someone else is a hard call to make especially since it’s different experiences in life as well as different desires in life.

[@BeautynBrains75]

So beautifully spoken♡

[@itechnwrite]

Yep. Exactly. It is when we try to promote our particular thing to the top of a hierarchy of struggles that we lose the reality that all suffer, some more visibly than others. Skin is just skin. Everyone is a minority somewhere in the world. It’s who we choose to be where we are that matters.

[@gdaqian]

There’s a saying among the rich maybe even powerful in China: No one has it easy. Anyone thinks the Kennedys have it easier? I’m a first generation colored immigrant and crushed by own biracial kids: but I made my own choice and shall live with it.

[@imageisn0thing]

As a woman, I've been harassed, bullied and treated very poorly by certain people because of it (e.g. sexist teachers and managers). I never let it get me down because I know that life isn't easy but it is what you make of it. I'm happy to report that despite the challenges I've had in my life I'm fulfilled and happy...and I feel better off because of the challenges that I've faced. It all goes into the basket of experience.

[@Originalman144]

I agree. I thought that was very shallow of them to jump to the conclusion that life was harder for minorities.

[@Chiplanay]

“Compare yourself to who you were yesterday, not to who someone else is today.” ― Jordan B. Peterson, 12 Rules for Life: An Antidote to Chaos

[@Chiplanay]

“If you fulfill your obligations everyday you don't need to worry about the future.” ― Jordan Peterson

[@GT-xp6bx]

I need to tatoo that on my mind

[@annahabanna]

What could those obligations be? Is that internal or external factors or both? Genuinely curious abt this.

[@Chiplanay]

@@annahabanna Pick the most important things at least four in the morning and do it,

[@Chiplanay]

@@GT-xp6bx Hell Yeah!

[@bageshwaradhamanubhavreact12]

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[@DELANADINE]

This man is so true and so pure at heart that makes him beyond vulnerable. His sincerity and capacity to synthesize the true makes him think he is controversial.....but in my mind he is controversial only to the unworthy. I'm an older person and still I'm like eating every word he is speaking! His genius will last for generations from now.

[@ThereSaSpiderNMySoup]

"The truth is something that burns. It burns off dead wood, and people don’t like having dead wood burned off, often because they’re 95% dead wood” - Jordan Peterson This is why they hate him, because they don't want the truth. They cover their ears and try not to look as they run away cursing his name.

[@javiolmos1781]

The way Jordan showed vulnerability when he stated, emotionally, that sometimes he feels unworthy, further shows how much we need him to continue his work, he’s a blessing to us 🙏🏽 we’re creatures of feeling and emotion, most of these GIANTS in the industry hide this profound human trait ❤️

[@fromsofatosuccessinc4457]

Definitely very easy to fall into the trap of feeling unworthy, but it's so damn beautiful to see vulnerability and humaneness, it makes the rest of us feel like we can do what they do also Which like Bilyeu says ( Is 100% True, but not true) lol! Loved this.

[@chrisc1257]

LOL you are so typical. Fun how personalities will the weak out of their savings and childrens lunch money. Feelings of remorse anyone?

[@lisar.2549]

Well said.

[@MotivationalStormvideos]

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[@tositop12]

The strongest among the weak is the one who doesn’t forget his weaknesses. ~ Danish Proverb

[@clicheguevara5282]

“When you’re a gold medalist at the special Olympics, you’re still retarded.” ~ A blue joke I heard in a movie once

[@godloves9163]

You’d like this greatly also, explains the details on history and much more including religions, etc; Total Onslaught series by Walter Veith

[@arwenundomiel6761]

Can someone please elaborate on this quote. I don't understand it very clearly and would like to!

[@godloves9163]

@@arwenundomiel6761 Total Onslaught series by Walter Veith It’ll explain life better for you! Search KZbin for the video series.

[@Sandzoftyme2]

For with much wisdom comes much sorrow; the more knowledge, the more grief (Ecclesiastes 1:18). Jordan Peterson is a gift from God. Thank you for your sacrifice, Jordan. Thank you for your impact,Tom.

[@dig1272]

I cannot get enough of these various interviews with Jordan. This one was particularly great!! Thanks Tom and team!

[@EntertainmentAlways]

There are people who have had a foot deliberately placed on their necks politically and economically among other things. That is undeniably an unfair disadvantage to those. I, a 37 yr old black man in America, understands completely that having a poverty mindset is 100% optional(although I grew up in poverty/the ghetto). 80% of the people I grew up with don’t understand that perspective due to what has been ingrained in their minds by their parents, who did have a slight “foot on their neck” and our grandparents who practically did directly. I see the limiting mindset in my parents and there is little that I can do to show them that there is a bigger perspective of things we can accomplish as human beings. Most people I grew up with aren’t even open to the thought but one thing for sure... Their kids will have better options and will be less likely to live with limiting beliefs as our communities improve. My children are at an advantage(compared to me) bcz I took the time to study business, psychology, neurology and true history in which I instilled in their subconscious and conscious mind. Overall human consciousness is improving... Can’t deny that and I’m glad for that. We are all the product of our thoughts and beliefs... many of those handed down at an early age though. Peace and love to all.

[@Alzbeta7]

Love that. We need more people like you in the world.

[@denisecurran2324]

You are very strong and bravo to you for a new adventure journey. I bet it took a lot of courage to leave and follow your own dreams! Awesome!

[@Helz777]

You should start writing blogs. You have something people need to hear.

[@bageshwaradhamanubhavreact12]

@kzbin.info/www/bejne/kIa6XoJ9isqLfLc

[@craigwillms61]

Well said. I can't possibly relate to the life you've lived other than to say we are all products of our upbringings/surroundings. The thing you point out is that we don't have to be trapped by our past, understand that we can break away from our parents mindsets and that we must. I am who I am because of my Dad, also I am who I am BECAUSE of my Dad.

[@sunnypatil1716]

Dear Jordan Peterson, The last part of this interview hit me like a brick. You said that you are ashamed and unworthy of .... I wish I could jump in say that you don't have to be perfect. The world doesn't need a perfect person. The world needs you with all of your imperfections. May be that's a rule that's missing in both the books, and we add to list. I wish you the best of all possible goods and I really wish you could see this comment. Just Because you wrote two books on life and at the moment your life is throwing challenges on you and it is not like a castle that it should be doesn't make you unworthy by any stretch of the imagination.

[@ingridmcfarlane8348]

And btw, I loooove you both and KNOW I have grown bcz of you

[@ayemaeyalit3354]

He's too hard on himself and it's become a habit and made his stress response stay stuck on. *Sigh*

[@denisecurran2324]

That's beautifully said. Agree!

[@annnnn9074]

your words seem so on point. It is not how many times we fall over but how many times we pick ourselves up

[@sunnypatil1716]

@@denisecurran2324 thanks!

[@user-ef1bu4gm8d]

Just can't be thankful enough to Jordan, Tom, Internet, KZbin and all the people whos efforts make it possible for someone like me to understand and experience it all from the comforts of my home, sitting on the far eastern side of the planet. World is desperately in need of people like Jordan.

[@more_life]

It's amazing the grace we give others when we see they are legitimately hurting. I appreciated seeing Jordan become vulnerable.

[@angelariley5403]

Hurting, or overwhelmed by the realization that one has the ability to overcome? By sharing this with us, he shows that we are all capable of understanding.

[@DonWettrick]

My heart completely breaks at 1:38:48. I literally wanted to jump thru the screen and give him a hug, tell him what he means to so many. The fact that Tom kept the silence- let Jordan sort it out- was beautiful.

[@hounddog2952]

Lay off the soy . It's turning you into a emotional wreck like a female !

[@svetoslavromanov5677]

Two hours Jordan Peterson and Tom. Liked before even watching.

[@user-fu1nw7kh2h]

Same 🙂

[@journeyoflovelight]

Me too..

[@fromsofatosuccessinc4457]

HAHA you're a legend

[@bageshwaradhamanubhavreact12]

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[@bageshwaradhamanubhavreact12]

@kzbin.info/www/bejne/oHLbe6SoasuiapI

[@RimzMeow]

When he cried at the end is when I know he made himself hard in order to put his message across. Some may say it's authoratian but I think he's just turned stoic from life. And at the end when he teared, really appreciated that sensitive and vulnerable side. honestly made him more relatable. call me weak but this is how I felt

[@ronbobo8897]

He really cares, and has really thought it through.

[@gretzkey66]

He makes me very emotional. I dont think you're weak..

[@angelariley5403]

@@gretzkey66 Emotion is reaction, it guides us toward a thing. Or away from it.

[@cheekylade]

Have to give a nod to the interviewer for having the courage to delve into and help deconstruct the complex meanings. Jordan knows. Sometimes what he says feels damning. I need to know strategies to remedy things not just to know that things are bad.

[@jimj986]

@@cheekylade what do you mean? I'm curious. My thoughts are this: knowing "what is bad" as you say, combined with self reflection, allows you to adjust your course. There isn't supposed to be an answer to how we fix the world around us, you can't do that. I'll share a quote I like here "Accepting the inevitable is the beginning of strength and freedom. Embrace all chaos that is out of your control. This is how it is. Why should it be otherwise? Move the levers that are within your grasp. Sharpen the blade of will. Strike with precision. Accept and endure." You can only accept the world for what it is, all else is madness. Tending to your own character is your task. Those around you may notice and humans do often imitate what they admire. Be an admirable human being. That said, tell me about your comment and questions.

[@Kurtrussell_]

I’m amazed at his humility in relation to the overwhelming positivity and support that’s been offered up by millions of people. He’s so, so cautious not to let it go to his head. I’m blown away!

[@keithnisbet]

Tell Jordan Peterson we love him and his incredible compassion for others. Brought me to tears to see him pause to compose himself. He is beyond worthy. Bless Him🙏

[@venniece1]

YESSS ❤️ I was literally in tears 😭 Jordan Peterson’s vulnerability was so powerful. It’s rare to see this kind of openness with someone who is so accomplished. My prayer is that Jordan get the massive positive impact he’s had in millions of lives 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@tammyhendricks3349]

The world does need Jordan’s insight. Can’t tell you how many times I’ve marinated in them and been motivated to make important changes. Tom thank you for showing him love and compassion.

[@MotivationalStormvideos]

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[@jessicalee-botes1107]

I also find myself doing that , since I found his work I find myself often thinking over and over about certain points and statements he makes the biggest one for me was people dont have ideas , ideas have people, I cant tell you how much this quote has gone through my mind over the last few years and the questions it has got me to ask myself.

[@douglassherwin9761]

I think this is one of my favorite interviews with Jordan Peterson ever. Tom does such a wonderful job of ebb and flow and getting Dr. Peterson to talk about a whole host of ideas,. Awesome! Thanks

[@PaulieGee12]

Jordan Peterson was ill prepared to be a spokesman for a generation and that is what makes him the perfect spokesman.

[@DavidBrown-yw3oi]

"It is a curious thing, Harry, but perhaps those who are best suited to power are those who have never sought it. Those who, like you, have leadership thrust upon them, and take up the mantle because they must, and find to their own surprise that they wear it well." - Albus Dumbledore, from _Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows_ by J.K. Rowling

[@andyb4863]

THE most practical advice ever. After I discovered Jordan Peterson, I learned my life didn't have to be miserable and overwhelming. I'm doing great. I learned things that seem so obvious, but that nobody ever told me. Profound things!

[@bageshwaradhamanubhavreact12]

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[@MotivationalStormvideos]

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[@jackmugoya3815]

😭😭 I admire this man Jordan breaks my heart to see him breakdown because of being overwhelmed by the fact that he wields so much wisdom yet he is humble enough to acknowledge that he is human and he might be wrong... Maximum respect Sir...

[@javierlopez5479]

He sacrificed himself for us😕

[@truebluebeth6446]

Jordan’s sincerity is staggering to me. I am afraid that his bottomless empathy for humanity has the side effect of opening him up to absorb the negative emotional affect as well. I imagine it is psychologically exhausting.

[@godloves9163]

You’d like this greatly also, explains the details on history and much more including religions, etc; Total Onslaught series by Walter Veith

[@radant319]

He's mentioned before that exceptional confrontations with journalists have left him 'rattled' for a few days. I don't know about you, but I feel that self-doubt is a stronger foundation of character than brute force of arrogance, or of confidence. Vulnerable introspection is what attracts me to points of view that I haven't yet considered. Humility is in short supply in an era full of internet echo chambers.

[@angelariley5403]

This is not so. One who realizes truth cannot absorb that which one has overcome. I liken it to seeing your parents stuffing you're stocking on Christmas Eve. Once you have seen reality, can you go back to believing a falsehood? Empathy can be a positive quality, but empaths are indeed susceptible untill they protect themselves with knowledge.

[@aztecking.]

Jordan is an incredible thinker. Thanks for giving him the time to flesh out facts and logic that really needs to be heard.

[@kjellm0708]

I was afraid Dr. Peterson would never return to form, but man this interview was fantastic.

[@igg3937]

I agree, he seemed far more fluent (almost frenetically so at times) than I have seen him in some recent interviews.

[@businessuccessful7171]

💯

[@ironmonkey1512]

seems improved and calmer even

[@msgirl01]

Yes!!! ❤️😍

[@droiduser9633]

He said recently that he is only at 5%... DAMN that puts my 110% to shame!

[@yovannydominguez2860]

I’m going to go ahead and say it: Tom, this is your best interview yet! As a Jordan Peterson fan myself, I can say you managed to allow him to open up the most I have ever seen! This was some Larry King level type of shit. Bravo.

[@bageshwaradhamanubhavreact12]

#kzbin.info/www/bejne/mKfTZ6p-oLdri6s

[@markbuhr6027]

Larry.. who??

[@yovannydominguez2860]

@@markbuhr6027 Google Larry King

[@markbuhr6027]

@@yovannydominguez2860 It was joke.

[@chefzakfoodandfitness6232]

I've been told his Theo Von interview was more opening up. Yet to have listened to it, but I will be soon.

[@reeselopez]

Thank you, Dr Jordan! You have impacted my life so much and I am forever and ever grateful ❤️ breaks my heart to see you admit you're broken, but at the same time, you are very real, all the more that I admire you as a person, I'm inspired by your authenticity! Please know you have touched a lot of people's lives. Thank you for the value you add to this world! Godbless you and your family!

[@zmafiaboss]

Tom, you are an incredible interviewer and it shows at every step of the way how invested and engaged you are.

[@claudiap.6838]

I CAN'T BELIEVE THE TIME HAS FINALLY COME. I HAVE BEEN WAITING FOR THIS FOR YEEEEEARS. ❤❤❤❤

[@yuliyahrybachova6473]

Wanted to write the exact same thing! Finally!!!

[@magdanuri5934]

Me tooooooo

[@muditsharma5132]

i have a gang here

[@TeeMilli0N]

Same

[@sachiko8266]

I CANNOT AGREE MORE....!!!!!!!

[@obianwuc]

There are more people that love Jordan Peterson than dislike him. Who cares about the people who don’t like him. Why focus on them so much? Not everyone is going to approve and that’s okay. In my book, Dr. Jordan Peterson is awesome! I guess it’s interesting to know why...

[@vv7299]

he does

[@dominance4298]

The people who don't like him are vey interesting though

[@HarvardBob]

I think it's crucial that we “do care” about the people that don't like or don't understand the message Jordan Peterson is bringing. It is only through the unification of of order and chaos that we can achieve transcendency. It is the job of the majority center to bring in the polarizing ideologically driven fringe. This has been very difficult because of the relative great silence of the majority center. Much of this is due to technology driven, hyperpolarization of all sorts of media. Information tools have been exploited by by market systems, ideologues, political parties, nation states, and individuals for narrow self-serving goals at the expense of truth. Jordan Peterson is that rare individual that brings his extraordinary breadth of information, analysis and wisdom to put the human psyche under a microscope so that we may see and understand interconnectedness that drives us forwards as individuals and a collective consciousness.

[@fungling7982]

@@HarvardBob What would you suggest then? Sort comments by new and argue with people? That seems impossible since people on the internet will distort reality infinitely if it means they can feel like they won the argument.

[@kaufmanat1]

The people that don't like him are NPCs or bots. I have yet to actually know someone, a real human, that "hates" Jordan Peterson. Most people love him, like him, or never heard of him... Never met an actual JP hater.

[@Paula1000]

Tom your compassion, sensitivity, and generosity of heart were so touching to me and beautiful to watch.

[@leadershipisaphilosophy]

"Become so good at something you can not be ignored" - Tom. well said, and stealing it.

[@leadershipisaphilosophy]

@William Nelson Possibly, but I have been to several countries in (Middle East, Asia, South America) and there were still "The best place for (fill in the blank)". Perhaps competence is a human universal, but I can absolutely be incorrect.

[@ronaldbeachy]

Jordan got too close to the light. That's both his gift and his curse. Love him.

[@Whowhatsit]

The level to which this man can clarify things always astounds me. The idea that as to be an individual you need to first understand what being part of society means, and be able to be part of it really shines a light on what is wrong with people these days.

[@SIR_REALIST_88]

JORDAN PETERSON HELPED THROUGH MY RED PILL RAGE PHASE. THANK GOD JP WAS INSERTED IN MY REALITY!

[@happinessyogateacher]

It’s not just by chance that his popularity soars, and millions LOVE HIM!!!

[@ebethisme]

Those that love Dr. Peterson grasp his way of being. He's a college professor who has the world as his classroom. When he speaks, no matter if it's a journalist or an interview in a 'safe space to be' he is open, honest and vulnerable. This is the ultimate value of him. He has a lot of knowledge, yes. But a lot of people have that same knowledge. It is in his self-awareness, his humility and his vulnerability that we know it's not a bunch crap. It's delivered to engage the mind to look within your own life and see expansion. Those that don't like him, don't like that he doesn't say what they believe someone of his caliber should be saying. The wretched interview with the female journalist that consistent turned his words around. "So what you're saying is..." She wanted to destroy the knowledge that he shares because it doesn't fit her ideology. It should be okay that two people's ideologies aren't the same. How boring life would be if we were all the same! I really appreciated this interview a lot. He is accurate that there are things in this world that suck. They happen to us. Do you sit and wallow in it? That does not serve your life. I don't want a perfect person teaching me... I can't live up to that ridiculous notion that a perfect person exists. Nobody can. I do like his humility. The Hitler analogy is so true. That just reminded me of "to whom much is given, much is required." How much better would our governments be if our world leaders held the responsibility placed on them as something to not take for granted so easily? How much better would every aspect of our nation be when we realize that anyone we have influence over - it is a responsibility.

[@bageshwaradhamanubhavreact12]

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[@Keepitgoinging]

It's his masterly way of communicating his point also.

[@johnentermann1355]

That was such a useful response to the conversation of those two!

[@astrolopes]

Thanks for sharing your beautiful words, like an extra treat!

[@Kiseochan]

"What do you do when you don't know what to do? Prepare to do everything, and that is incredibly draining" I feel that.

[@Stiffeno]

Thats why people feel depressed and anxious when they have no goal or direction in life. The human spirit needs to flex itself by doing constructive things, or it atrophy like an unused muscle which is painful.

[@Sheepdog1314]

Thomas Sowell and him. Both are two of the top brilliant people today.

[@mouadsama]

i litteraly droped a tear with him here 1:39:20 Jordan was so transparente and true (as true as he has always been)

[@Luv_rosie]

Jordan Peterson is one of the few people that gets me hooked with his talks. So excited for this and happy to be this early

[@dealman3312]

Go see him life. You’ll love it

[@Luv_rosie]

@@dealman3312 i am sure I will. I have seen videos of few of his classes and interviews and this man is GOLD

[@coppersense999]

Which is why I'm like, what's with the weak reward for early birds? Free trial of skillshare? You mean like they hand out to every new subscriber? Give the first thousand viewers a grand, lets go! Its a freakin pandemic. Bring the mulah Tom! Lol

[@sayusayme7729]

“Strive to be happy “... end of Desiderata 💗 Lines to live by, then there’s these two amazing humans. Awesomeness ✨

[@sayusayme7729]

Vulnerability at its finest. A beautiful soul indeed. Thank you Tom for shining light in his magnificence. Love ya Jordan 🇨🇦

[@spongesurf]

As much as it hurts to see Mr. Peterson say he feels broken and unworthy of the attention, I have to say that he keeps looking more vibrant and strong with each new interview. And I'm so grateful for that. I also feel it makes him feel even more inspirational to me. I just have a hard time taking guidance from people who haven't suffered or lived much (ie young self help gurus). I know we can learn something from everybody, but there is simply more to be learned from experience and those who have had experiences give us the opportunity for a life shortcut. It helps to not have to learn things the hard way if we have the humility to listen well. Thank you for your guidance Dr. Peterson! Much love and respect to you and your family.

[@bageshwaradhamanubhavreact12]

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[@istlotaeveryman1958]

Jordan's recent problems with drug addiction were, sadly, predictable. You cannot listen any of his daughter's videos to not see that she, and Jordan's wife, have NO understanding of what the hell Jordan is talking about. Jordan is one of us Indigo children who -- as with Christ, Paul, and John the Baptist -- should NEVER have taken a wife. But, because he did, he is now UNEQUALLY yoked with unbelievers. And he is too good of a man to do the RIGHT THING, which is to COME OUT FROM AMONG THEM and be ye separate.

[@robertmoffat5149]

@@istlotaeveryman1958 YIKES!!🤔🤭🤫😬😲🙄

[@dirtypure2023]

@@istlotaeveryman1958 What brought you to think this? It's a very weird opinion you have there.

[@ronbobo8897]

@@dirtypure2023 yeah,...... that.

[@shirleyeggenschwiler9482]

Jordan’s brilliant interview along with honesty is what resonates with us. We can always be better and wake up to life’s realities along with understanding our biology. Great interview and thank you!

[@DrTimPearce]

This interview is insanely valuable- best I've seen in years- great to have JBP back!!!

[@maryflanagan6738]

Totally agree- refreshing to listen to a great speaker

[@charniyarn2902]

I'm crying at hearing someone as amazing and giving as Jordan saying he feels unworthy. He is so beautifully human. I love him

[@HeidiJoubert]

I really really really love Jordan. Really

[@TheXetrius]

I do not want to disprove or argue with you eventhough it might be considered as such but I believe the following insight might be in your self interest. So that's why I choose to react on your otherwise innocent post. Since you hardly know the man: I think you actually would love a man that sees the mental aspect of your being, who is (verbally) powerful and capable while still being able to constrain his power in the face of threat and benevolence, he also seems to be a loving, caring and emotionally connected person. But I would love those aspects in any person. So what I am trying to say is, don't misrepresent the aspects of identity with identity itself. I.e. I might love names that start with an H but that is not the same as loving someone because it starts with an H. Have a nice day and take care :)

[@lavieenrose7925]

(@The Xetrius) A beauty of language is that when it’s inconsequential, it doesn’t have to be precise... countless utterances can be made to express oneself under a singular emotion. “So what I’m trying to say is,” don’t take sh*t so seriously lol. But out of curiosity, what would have been a more precise comment he would make that’s more proper to you?

[@fromsofatosuccessinc4457]

@@TheXetrius Haha Ilove that you were looking out for the guy man, honestly that was super caring of you. Here's the thing, you and I don't know, but maybe Jordan Peterson has had a massive impact on this @Heidi joubert life, maybe just maybe. I know My man is Andy Frisella, regardless of anything I know about him, the fact is my love is what he did for me, and I think that's the same reaction from the person who said this :)

[@TheXetrius]

@@lavieenrose7925 Nothing in the universe is without consequence especially when acting in the world in physical form, and that is also the reason I shared the information. It felt like the good thing to do. The reaction is proper, but it was proper enough to make me feel like I should communicate the thing I said the way I said them. And then it triggered you, which made me/us reflect on the meaning of the communication in thought of the messages we received from Jordan in his comment section. Without strictly using one liners to fill the void that needs to be filled so that communication interaction and rediscovery possible is.

[@lavieenrose7925]

(@@TheXetrius ) sure, do you

[@2013daxdaniel]

An identity can't be just "you" because you affect the "world" and the world Reacts back at you as well, then in turn "you" of tomorrow looks at how the "you" of yesterday acted then, how the "world" Reacted, and then finally "you" have to decide what to do from that information next.

[@AS-pz2ke]

Thank you for being You Jordan! Biggest Fan of the role you playing in reality :) Thank you Tom for the interview!

[@miledalbared936]

1:21:02 "the fact that the symphony ends doesn't mean that it's not worth listening to." HOLY FUCKING SHIT WOW. this is officially my favorite J.P. quote ever.

[@gomez619]

almost right: "the fact that the symphony ends doesn't mean that IT WASN'T worth listening to." and yes, GREAT quote...

[@burry218]

He has about a hundred more quotes I can put on the greatest quotes list. This one's up there.

[@miledalbared936]

@@gomez619 you're right as well. Though the way I see it is that it's in the present tense is because the past tense would imply that one becomes aware of the fact after they were done with it, i.e. Life. But the thing with us is we can premeditate on our mortality. Even if we often try to escape the bitter truth, we still know that it's gonna end one day. Yet we still live it. This reminds me of the stoic "memento mori", meaning remember your death / remember that you will die. And this is not a reason for us to be afraid of it, not something that should make us constantly look over our shoulder and live inside a bubble to avoid death, because it's inevitable. It should instead be a reminder to live fully as long as we still can.

[@ancientfuture9690]

Spoke personally to you hey bud? 😊👍🏼

[@bageshwaradhamanubhavreact12]

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[@petermario191]

Jordan Peterson’s book release this week is the closest thing many of us can relate to seeing the flaming bat symbol on the bridge as a beacon of hope for society 🙏🏼🦇

[@artistryartistry7239]

Lol, oh please. He's a right wing con man. Infinitely critical of the left and silent on all the ills and toxicity of the right, and that's because he makes money off people on the right. Also, this guy is longwinded blowhard.

[@HelderP1337]

@@artistryartistry7239 He's someone who enjoys discussing power, and the left is definitely the dominant player in today's society, it would make sense he'd do that. If he lived in the 40's, he'd be doing the same to the right.

[@carlosperez5966]

@@artistryartistry7239 he is an academic with thousands of peer reviewed articles, he already was of massive influence in the academic world before clowns like you heard of him in yt. He is so well known that was the only one with balls enough to challenge the establishment, given the left bias that dominates the academia. If you only know him since the canadian scandals, you are just ignorant and talk about things you dont know. Get educated boy

[@artistryartistry7239]

@@carlosperez5966 Oh, and should we add "drug addict" to his list of accomplishments? lmao

[@T-aka-T]

@@artistryartistry7239 nasty and bitter, eh?

[@mrssmithh]

Such a compassionate and genuine person in Jordan. Not perfect but genuine. He’s very modest.

[@angelariley5403]

We can seek perfection in ourselves, but we are imperfect beings. The seeking to become your best is a noble idea. But the expectation of finding it will advance only insanity.

[@russellbrooks23able]

This was a really great discussion about identity. To see Jordan Peterson question himself and what he does was empowering for me. From an outside perspective with all he has done and accomplished, yet to see the depth of humility, has instituted self-soul-exploring in me.

[@MizBee28]

Best interview I’ve watched in a while. He’s vulnerability towards the end got me emotional. And so well handled Tom. You gave back to him as well with your kind words. Even the best of us struggle - life’s a tough place. God help us all.

[@austinjrb]

He always has to be so guarded in interviews because you never know when an unexpected attack is coming. You could tell by his body language with Tom that he came to really trust him in their time talking. Tom was open, curious, and his admiration for Dr.Peterson allowed Jordan to return with that earnest vulnerability that touched you and me both. I mean I've watched a lot of videos of Dr.Peterson. I love this man and I'm very familiar with his content... I have NEVER seen him make such a blunt statement about how he was feeling and viewed himself. I feel like I can relate to him that much more... he's incredible.

[@maylasantiago5087]

Life is hell

[@bageshwaradhamanubhavreact12]

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[@williamcanty5122]

He's looking healthier. So fantastic to see!

[@bageshwaradhamanubhavreact12]

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[@benjamincaddle2018]

When the psychologist just wants to be a person and have a good conversation is what I got from this interview.

[@mikedragon7560]

Jordan Peterson is a person I admire. The stimulation going on in his brain is unbearable and yet, he doesn't give up. He tries to understand how the world operates - which is an exhausting thing for a human being. It's not in our capacity to do that, or to put it simply - we are not programmed to understand most of these vast questions. He confronted dozens of people which is almost impossible for most of us to do as we probably lack the resources(knowledge), the articulation, and last but not least, the courage. It's just too much to handle. Too many mistakes to make, too many things to say wrong, and this kind of people can always find your weaknesses and attack you. Despite all that, he is very kind and humble. I wish one day I meet him and have a coffee with him. Thank you, Jordan.

[@yuliyahrybachova6473]

Finally!! Can't believe this! Tom Bilyeu discussing identity and stuff with JBP, it's like a dream come true. Thank you for this!!!

[@TakeBackYourMind997]

"Adopt responsibility for your own well-being, try to put your family together, try to serve your community, try to seek for eternal truth... That's the sort of thing that can ground you in your life, enough so that you can withstand the difficulty of life." - Jordan Peterson

[@timwiltshire3895]

No apology , THO I can't trust these people , not the stories , everyone has them , THO I can't believe how much wealth they have , so much time to paraphrase , because nothing said has not been said beforehand , maybe something you are is not exactly what you think you are , or just bad timing or lighting , so why can't they freely share all they knowledge , (WHERE it's gained from) & even some of the wealth shared , just wondering if there is a pitch behind their TALK , cause more than 90% have a book or BOOKS selling ,,, only the deceased (THO their families have a good go with it) I'd like to hear Peterson & Sadguru have a conversation about each other , no negatives if possible let us know what they THINK is possible ,,, just One Example to hear that we are all wondering (I'M SURE)...

[@timwiltshire3895]

P.S. One has an old bookshelf , the other guy is in a laboratory or maybe a kitchen ? Whos Tshirt says HUMAN ( Subtitles Plze ? )

[@c3e3d3]

Beautiful!

[@lionheart7858]

I am so happy I started watching your videos 3 years ago. Keep doing this work Tom. So many of us need guidance even if we are not ready to admit it to ourselves.

[@pn2205]

im from india and for me jordan peterson is my strength.

[@godloves9163]

You’d like this greatly also, explains the details on history and much more including religions, etc; Total Onslaught series by Walter Veith

[@sultrysophist]

What makes Jordan Peterson so powerful is the force of his vulnerability.

[@juliawinsa4260]

Incredibly powerful and inspiring for his genuine vulnerability and exposure as a real human being. He's a true warrior.

[@Originalman144]

I’m not sure vulnerability is the right word. It’s not what creates the powerful force. Being vulnerable isn’t necessarily praiseworthy or trustworthy. Small dogs are vulnerable, but that doesn’t make them powerful or trustworthy or praiseworthy.

[@sultrysophist]

@@Originalman144 It's not the fact of vulnerability, but the attitude. A small dog is "vulnerable" as a human being is, but a human being can choose to reveal their vulnerability or not. Choosing to reveal it opens you up to the potential for very specific attacks on your ego and severe emotional trauma; but it also disarms others and creates the potential to have a profound healing influence on those who encounter it. The risk is immense, so it requires a lot of courage, but the payoff can be just as powerful and then some.

[@Originalman144]

@@sultrysophist Interesting. I see your point but I would call that Peterson’s humility not vulnerability - real humility is seen as authentic when it is based on deep scars or wisdom or lived experiences. The same for the small dog, but its’ humility in emotional interaction is based off of instinct and the desire for food/survival/safety/affection. Sociopaths are vulnerable. Schizophrenics can come across as vulnerable. I think there’s been an over use of encouraging “vulnerability” in recent years. No one is respected just because they are vulnerable- oftentimes being vulnerable is a weakness and lack of strength in many ancient communities and a shunning characteristic for sexual reproduction. Not to be confused with kindness or respectfulness.

[@Zara-tt7rh]

100% agree it’s his strength

[@EricaSwitzer]

When I left America for China, I reset my algorithm, mindset and life. I lived on countless hours of old-school comedy from George Carlin, Bill Hicks, Richard Pryor and Bernie Mac, food for thought from Alan Watts, unearthed gems on Impact Theory, and glommed onto Dr. Peterson. I cannot thank you enough Tom and Dr. Peterson!

[@paulbrereton4137]

Every single one of those names are the best in their discipline👍😊👍😊👍

[@bageshwaradhamanubhavreact12]

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[@johannordkvist8247]

...."food for thought from Alan Watts.." What thoughts did he give U?

[@languidquid]

@@johannordkvist8247 None, she's just typing all the in vogue names in the hopes she will get many likes.

[@maryhudson4280]

Thank you both for an extraordinary interview. I agree that Jordan Peterson is probably the greatest force for good in the world today.

[@nonnobissolum]

So wonderfully happy to see Dr Peterson gathering strength. Brilliant, kind, gifted man.

[@Chiplanay]

“No tree can grow to Heaven,” adds the ever-terrifying Carl Gustav Jung, psychoanalyst extraordinaire, “unless its roots reach down to Hell.” ― Jordan B. Peterson, 12 Rules for Life: An Antidote to Chaos

[@BizSoft]

Wwwooooooooooooowwwwwwww............ how did I miss this quote. My .. wow. Powerful powerful super relevant and relatable quote. Thanks for posting.

[@empty15_]

This guy is so amazing! Such a fatherly figure for so many people. Turned my life around few years ago when I was having tough days. Thanks for getting him on the show Tom!❤️

[@abadsiddiqui8303]

Thank you Jordan You don't know how much you have helped us through your work. We will always remember you for your contributions to the world.

[@honestjohn6418]

Tom’s attempt at explaining why Jordan is so intentionally misunderstood is excellent 👍

[@alk9377]

He has no idea how important he is in making this world a better place,

[@imageisn0thing]

I think he realizes it on some level, and finds it overwhelming because he feels that he's just scratching the surface.

[@davidthompson7873]

I think enough people have said how important he is that he is aware of it. And that is a profound burden.

[@godloves9163]

You’d like this greatly also, explains the details of Chaos and Order and New Age, details on history and much more including religions, etc; Total Onslaught series by Walter Veith

[@tinakmayo]

Tom, I can’t thank you enough for having Jordan Peterson on your podcast! As he has helped orient the direction of your path he has done so with mine as well. I’m so pleased that he was able to receive the encouraging and kind words from you that I know so many of us wish we could convey to him ourselves.❤️

[@bageshwaradhamanubhavreact12]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/kIa6XoJ9isqLfLc

[@bananaman3802]

The people who resonate with JBP are the same ones on this channel, it’s the people who actually care about improving themselves, the people who are at least trying. If you find yourself frequenting pages like this, congratulations, you’re on the path. Now STAY ON IT. You know you’re a node in a network, although your network may be small. Those people are counting on you to be a model. And if you don’t they won’t and the rest of us have to deal with those people. Be an example in your community. You are the ones we need.

[@tuesdayskittens]

👍👍

[@farazahmed9588]

I want to acknowledge Tom for listening and making it about the guest with minimal interruptions. Thanks😇

[@igg3937]

"You can't make a living being black" - I laughed so hard at that one!

[@JohnSmith-hs1hn]

Who said you could? Typical strawman, non sequitur.

[@Elizabeth-kn4jh]

@@JohnSmith-hs1hn oh boy, have you been living under a rock?

[@specom]

He's never met Al Sharpton...

[@101RealTalker]

@@Elizabeth-kn4jh lol, cookie cutter JohnSmith can't read between the lines...imagine walking around thinking Jordan Peterson is a strawman and Tom Brady is a hero, LOLOOLOLOOOLOLLOLOOLOLOLOL

[@touchdjlitc]

@@specom lolzzzz

[@warseali3780]

Man it's so sad to see Jordan in this mount of distress. I just hope that he sees that most of people really support him and wishes him well.

[@optimizeyourlife541]

Yeah, you can tell his depression is really gripping him.

[@fromsofatosuccessinc4457]

Unfortunately just like anyone else you may know who is distressed, it doesn't matter what anyone else says or wishes, he needs to dig into his psychology and find out what about himself he doesn't like or feel worthy of... because as unusual as it sounds, he definitely is battling a demon bro... I wish he could have a chat with @Petercrone

[@optimizeyourlife541]

@@fromsofatosuccessinc4457 Yesss, god that would be so amazing to watch Peter work his magic with Jordan! So excited for his book to finally release.

[@optimizeyourlife541]

@@fromsofatosuccessinc4457 You know what I bet if we were to blow up Mikayla's KZbin channel telling her that she NEEDS to get him on she could very well make that happen and have her father co-host.

[@jrtaylor1275]

Yes because he can see through the cracks in society; it’s not pretty we’re heading into the darkest ages of history of humanity, we’re already somewhat there since the enlightenment failure.

[@yourmajesty1099]

Every great leader have been hated in some way. They will often be misunderstood, falsely accused, and seen as a threat! I am so glad that I stumbled upon JP's KZbin channel years ago. I started watching all his lectures and man... I could not get enough. It truly breaks my heart to see him hurt like this, and God I pray that this makes him so much stronger! Thank you JP for being genuinely selfless, a giver of your time and your knowledge, and for being authentic! It is truly refreshing! I admire your strength to be vulnerable and admit that you don't know when you don't! Please keep fighting!