Want To Make A Mark In The World? Learn How to Write.

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Jocko Willink is an American author, podcaster, and retired naval officer who served in the Navy SEALs. His books include New York Times bestseller Extreme Ownership, Discipline Equals Freedom a field manual, and his children’s book The Way of the Warrior Kid. Jocko also has one of the most successful podcasts out there so check out the Jocko Podcast.
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[@DrJordanBPetersonClips]

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[@shroomgrizzley464]

Keep up the content, love all you produce.

[@Adventure-of-your-Life]

This is when Peterson was in intense pain. What a guy

[@ArshdeepSingh-ex5wi]

what pain, if you could brief it a bit...

[@breakthroughtheology]

Since about a year ago I have been writing every single day no matter what, still in need of a great deal of development, but nonetheless I have observed a remarkable increase in my ability to articulate and capacity to comprehend.

[@ricklaming3007]

It's like Achilles and Plato sitting down for a chat.

[@thebest51996]

I love how excited and hyper Jocko is while talking to Jordan, He's usually not like that

[@erics9869]

Dr Peterson knows how to ask stimulating questions

[@toyvania]

I can say this, knowing how to write proper corporate emails and communications, has enhanced my career and how clients and superiors perceive me.

[@ceser33]

Jocko and Jordan! The best combination! Thank you!

[@siddheshpathak9181]

Learning to write is important because 'it forces you to think' unlike just speaking, Also It gives you a third person view on your own thought, so you can evaluate whatever you're thinking when u once wrote it down. Sharpens your ability to emote exactly what you are feeling about a particular scenario.

[@tinfoilhatter]

-also it's harder to interrupt the other person by writing: but i think it can still be done, haha

[@siddheshpathak9181]

@@tinfoilhatter still writer has the choice

[@tinfoilhatter]

@@siddheshpathak9181 certain words, or word-combinations can be claimed as intellectual property, eh, is that what you mean to say? i would personally love to think so, but then in that case i might never have got-so-far in my own 'career' as a you-tube-commentator, so t'speak: it doesn't pay much, but the would-be-dividends are incalculable nonetheless, i bet

[@darshan7771]

How do you write? Do you do it as a journal? Is it everyday? Most days?

[@ultralyrics1]

Reading and writing well is almost like a super power

[@servantoftheexpander9688]

A liberal arts college is must for that as it teaches you logic, grammar and rhetoric which will make you a formidable force.

[@sunnybeach4837]

Never really thought about it in that sense. The power of written words. In my mind I'm always thinking the power of spoken words. It makes perfect sense

[@itscarly9266]

I was thinking about whether or not I should start a Substack account where I write my opinions on theology, politics, and philosophy… Being a young female who will graduate High School in 2023, I feel very discouraged and almost embarrassed to have these ideas because I’ve had a lot of moments where people were stating that because I am young, I don’t know anything. I can say that I know I haven’t lived a full life, I still have years ahead of me, but books and informational videos like this have guided me. Studying the scriptures, reading, asking questions, making observations from the people around me, has helped me immensely. Jordan Peterson has inspired me to broaden my horizons and expand my love of learning. There is still so much that I don’t know, but I’m willing to confront what I do know, and ask questions

[@texasthomson7014]

Write away, my dear! Hone your writing skills for yourself and for the betterment of our future. God bless you. 💛

[@thecurrentmoment]

I agree, I think starting writing now would be a magnificent asset for you, especially if you keep it up. I've looked back at some of the writing I did years ago and a lot of it I disagree with, but some is even profound when I read it now. It's ok to totally disagree with things I wrote years ago, or even last year, or even yesterday. Often the writing helped to develop my thinking so that I could move on into new thinking. Writing things out will help you develop your ideas into something better so when you look back in 20 years time it WILL look like you didn't know anything, but it's not a problem because why wouldn't you learn a lot in 20 years from now? But you have to start somewhere and you should write what is on your mind now. Just do a couple of crafts so you know you're happy with it when you publish it, and try to avoid publishing anything online that you think could come back to haunt you, it's funny what people are dragging up these days from the internet graveyard to make others look bad. So just be careful what content you choose, make sure you do a couple of drafts so you are happy with it, and then enjoy writing out your ideas the best you can

[@ΑντρέαςΣωτηρίου-π8γ]

Read and Write !

[@connorgreenwell5731]

Working on my fourth book now. But thanks for the encouragement.

[@jacobpuckett]

I don't think quote "the pen is mightier than the sword" is a cliche quote. Look at what Alexandr Solzhenitsyn did with The Gulag Archipelago. I almost feel it was his words that put in motion the downfall of the USSR.

[@darrenmarsh8830]

I think that he meant that the phrase is used in a clichè fashion.

[@jacobpuckett]

@@darrenmarsh8830 it is but I hate that fact, because I've found that the things that are considered cliche or corny are true and right.

[@iker4222]

Hi Doctor Peterson, Please have a podcast with Maynard James Keenan!

[@jacobpuckett]

That would be an interesting conversation! Especially if the topic of theology come up!

[@michaelstarling6361]

You'll never realize just how wrong you are until you try to authentically argue for why you're right. Writing your thoughts and arguments down is a great way to keep your mind from going into a self-justifying loop of confirmation bias, especially if you do the same when "steelmanning" the opposition's argument. Which is why those who are wrong avoid facts and resort to feelings. "Your man has been accustomed, ever since he was a boy, to have a dozen incompatible philosophies dancing about together inside his head. He doesn’t think of doctrines as primarily ‘true’ or ‘false’, but as ‘academic’ or 'practical', ‘outworn’ or ‘contemporary’, ‘conventional’ or ‘ruthless’. Jargon, not argument, is your best ally in keeping him from the Church. Don’t waste time trying to make him think that materialism is true! Make him think that it is strong, or stark, or courageous-that it is the philosophy of the future. That's the sort of thing he cares about..." -CS Lewis, The Screwtape Letters.

[@davidj5718]

I really enjoyed this, hopefully the full length video will be posted

[@X786BBF]

It is already a long time ago this is his clip channel

[@rktsnail]

It’s on Peterson’s channel

[@oliverman6168]

Be all that you can be.

[@cosmicmauve]

Excellent advice.

[@freemind.d2714]

But what is the most effective way to learn how to write? Just write everyday to summarize something that you are interested in? Or try to answer other people's questions online?

[@threethrushes]

Read literature. Structure your thoughts. Discuss them with others. Write essays.

[@jackquentin1950]

Peterson emphasized that you should write an essay about a topic you're passionate about. He even has a guide on how to write it properly.

[@mikefamm5712]

Read great books of the past. Just like how you learn to speak (almost unconsciously) as a child, you start by listening to others for years. If you consistently and frequently read great literature, at the least, you'll eventually know what specifically to get better at, if not completely learn to write effectively.

[@rktsnail]

Read literature then find essay prompts online about said literature. Write a bunch of papers, then hire a tutor for one session to correct them and give you feedback. A major tip I can give you is write your best first attempt, then try and remove as many unnecessary words as possible. Good writing is terse, compact, and tight. You don’t want to be long winded. Avoid run on sentences. Avoid unnecessary adjectives, adverbs, and words of emphasis - make your argument itself do the heavy lifting. Good luck, you’ll never regret learning to write well.

[@thecurrentmoment]

I kept a daily journal - one day per page - for about three years (then I decided to take a break and never took an unbreak 😅). Making myself write one page per day was amazing - and having a limit was perfect because if I didn't have much to write I would have to think of writing more, and if I had too much to write I had to think how to write less. Having a set amount to write very day was absolutely ideal. I would say you can learn to write by just writing, preferably every day so you can improve on your feedback, but reading quality literature and practising writing best practise (I.e. learning from lessons on writing, and probably doing essays, etc) will get you there much faster. But yes, you can simply learn to write by writing and then practising and improving.

[@su8096]

Very good story

[@ericb8217]

I didn't hear this until I went to grad school.

[@ilovetashkent7279]

Any suggestions on books or other resources for helping people to learn to write better? I'd be happy to get into it. It actually seems fun and worthwhile.

[@chrissyprice7483]

This was helpful for me. kzbin.info/www/bejne/fKXOhJ2bmZWMo8U

[@mrcheeser4261]

I will say Jordan, I have been told since 5th grade that writing will be the most useful skill i can learn. private schooling tho

[@chewface]

Most people don't want to read anymore. Especially the young. Unless you can shorten it to 180 characters or less.

[@jamesb8915]

Shoot - Move - Communicate. Read - Write - Communicate. Repeat.

[@ihavetubes]

there is no knowledge that is not power

[@rudivandereep310]

Could you explain how one should express a message in writ, and discource or have you already done a presentation thereof .

[@x5xruud]

University is the last place you want to go if you want to learn how to write. Everything is "5 pages minimum" etc. You actually have to get out of your way to write things less concise than you could.

[@Mohammadali_9999]

Could I write in English professionally and worth reading as my second language? What path should I take? Because sometimes I think it's just pointless trying to improve a second language and compete with natives in drawing attention.

[@angelus_solus]

The Samurai believed in "bunbu no ichi"..."pen and sword as one". An individual must be both literary and martially capable at the same time to be well rounded.

[@imoutsideoutintheforest8337]

Is this from Miyamoto Musashi?

[@angelus_solus]

@@imoutsideoutintheforest8337 You're right, it is from him. At least I got it from his book.

[@mgb5170]

I would like a meaningful conversation between Germaine Greer and Jordan Peterson.

[@patrangela]

Does anyone know how to contact Jordan Peterson? I see him answer questions that people have sent him. Important questions from every day average people. How are they sending these questions? How is he finding them?

[@vndamato2455]

Writing and reading 📚 is far more effective than a bullet.

[@tinfoilhatter]

debatable... but depending on the application or 'target', undeniable, or hopefully unforgettable, yeah?

[@thecurrentmoment]

And then there are bullet points...

[@quetailion6762]

I doubt other SEALS like jocko willink or whatever his name is

[@luwado]

why

[@gregorywitcher5618]

“Have you heard of Akira the Don?” *tosses a comment to the algorithm*

[@bgt2848]

Two ABSOLUTE ALPHA MALES from Two different life paths!

[@Ron20042004]

Being able to speak (good communicator), read and write are the super powers of life. Especially in my experience being a good communicator. Young people seeing this. It’s a lost skill in your generation… that skill alone will make you stand out

[@Mr.Honest247]

Wow I wish I was like that.. if I fight with someone, they become a sworn enemy to me.. Yeah yeah insult me now… 🙄

[@hello_sunshine4875]

and to think, taking way public school is these days. They took books out of the classroom and its all about computers. Taking away the "writing" Most these days want to invest in technology power, what about man power? That's the only thing that is real, something with a soul and a heart beat, that cares about humanity,

[@geneticsmatter3834]

I’ve learned how to write in defense of my people. I will not allow my community to become overwhelmed by the THRD-wrld

[@karlxu1548]

4:10 what's the talk? Do we have a link for it ? Maybe this talk from 2018? kzbin.info/www/bejne/p6LMYZ1-o8RqY6s

[@erikkr.r.m7380]

Wish foreigners could become SEALS :,,,,(

[@lazarusblackwell6988]

Learn how to write ONLINE NOT BOOKS Nobody reads books anymore. Try writing a book and see what happens if you dont believe me.

[@threethrushes]

I wrote and published a book last year. Sold 500 copies. Just reprinted a second edition this year (1,000 copies). I say this to refute your point that 'nobody reads books anymore'.

[@ultralyrics1]

I read books

[@fazenlai4754]

Watch me.

[@chrisj5505]

I love books. Just make sure you also make an audio book. Also do KZbin video lectures on the subjects in your books. Send it to book reviewers. Send it to philosophers, send it to influencers. The problem is not in writing that makes you successful it is in effective marketing and exposure

[@vxidwvlkxr]

Yes writing is all well and good but I did one better - I taught myself how to make music. Never cared to be a writer. Also I consider music to be 100x more transcendent.

[@geneticsmatter3834]

Why is JBP okay with radical demographic shift?

[@thegreatwarriormaybe6519]

i donno i am working on my 7 book but i never publish....cuz they have some bullchit laws that i dont like about writing...4 books i had to burn...lets say ....they were not for everyone... so rigt now im on my third...i write on two sometimes three lenguages...but i never publish....if you try to publish the publishers go 20% for us 50% for paper you need your thing to be redacted and when they redact it that is when they steal it...so ya fuch them im writing for myself...

[@tutubeas10]

Ha, ha, ha! Jordan Peterson didn't believe this tough guy was actually an English major. Peterson thought he was liying. That's why he moved on. 🤣🤣🤣

[@notinterested8452]

So sinister.

[@Libertus-wv9xe]

Lol learning to write and spending 6 years in college did absolutely nothing for me. I've never had to write anything in the workplace in my life.

[@falconlover5322]

yes, obviously not every job requires it bro... whos fault is that tho ?

[@thecurrentmoment]

You've never had to write a cover letter or resume? Or an email that had something to do with your work or getting a job?

[@workinghour911]

Wait..where is the part where you humiliated him for going to a fake war on terrorism in Iraq and he kind of flipped on you?

[@germaniatv1870]

1:25 He missed the Golf-War and didnt know when the next war is going to happen. "I missed that war", "Heart is broken". Not "I diplomatically prevented that war" or "Im happy to not have fought a war of which i had no idea about who the enemy really is" . Train Foreign-Nationals: Either NATO or Pro-West (forces who fight against the Libyan,Syrian,Afgahni,Iraqi Nations). Example: Show Vassal-Germany what target to mark in Syria, a war without Mandate followed by a Internationally Illegal annexation of Syrian land. - I have this book of a US General "make your bed" or something. I checked the career of that General. Those wars they promoted have all been based on lies. The Incubator Baby's, weapons of mass destruction, Chemical weapons, Syrias poison-gas ... may we pay attention to the recent war-history in Ukraine, what created that conflict? All we hear is "USA,USA,USA vs Russia,Russia,Russia". Bad, bad, bad Nationals who want to remain "Independent". - Before you learn how to write, you better learn how to think and know yourself. Before you cant wait to go to war, you better know what that war is about.

[@rktsnail]

You don’t know what you’re talking about. Jocko has gone into it in depth on his podcast. He agrees war is hell and should be prevented at all costs. He always says that before he mentions that thankfully him and his buddies LOVED COMBAT you want seals that don’t? They want to go to war if war is happening, they don’t want their guys to die, they go through more pain around war than any of us INCLUDING YOU. Do your research first, he makes it very clear war needs to be avoided at all cost but when you dedicate you’re entire life to fighting for this country, you get anxious hoping there is an enemy that wants to tests your countries might, sorry you can’t handle that truth of the world. Listen to him talk about war on his podcast before you judge so heavily.

[@rktsnail]

In fact, Jockos favorite book of all time is “About Face” it is about the famous General Hackworth that lost his title because halfway thought he Vietnam war he decided the war was unjust and wrong and it needed to end. That’s Jockos favorite person because of that. He isn’t some pro war barbarian you better shut the fuck up before you spread lies about war hero’s more courageous than you’re entire family history will ever be

[@germaniatv1870]

@@rktsnail Im born and raised on a Military-Base. I assume you dont understand what im saying: The Mental Frame of "dang, i missed that war" is crucial. - I have to handle many truths in this world. - From a German perspective, i have to "Judge" the USA for what it "cultivates" , what the USA doesnt allow the Germans to do, and hold it guilty for, it practices itself and causes Global Disorder. - I think i have a bit of a idea of what war is. Im not the Master, but you wouldnt want to claim that we Germans dont know what we are talking about, ey? - Besides, when will the USA retreat from Germany?

[@germaniatv1870]

@@rktsnail I am a Base-Brat, practically born into the Military. My Father has been on Mission in Afghanistan,Iraq,Haiti,Kosovo,Germany ect. I am raised in a Military Family and lived on a Air-Base half of my life. I live in a Military Settlement, every second house is a house of a Soldier in my area. I think you dont comprehend my point. - The way US America cultivates "War" was from day one absolutely horrible. - Your Soldiers follow blindly into war against peoples & nations most of your Soldiers have no idea about. - Before you judge me, you should think about what my concern is. Because what i point out is exactly one disastrous aspect of US-Military Culture. Your Nations form Soldiers who cant wait to go to war... get it? - Then, after war, they realize that its not fun and games at all. - Im a Base-Brat sonny boy. I have seen more as you may think. 🙂

[@FewNewReasonss]

Want to leave the biggest mark you can? Become the most vile person you can think of.

[@11kravitzn]

Anyone who has read something actually well-written and then read anything JP wrote won't be taking writing advice from JP.

[@tinfoilhatter]

hey now: that got me to thinkin', y'know, 'wow, like, i wonder what 'they' meant to suggest might be-well-written, then?'

[@11kravitzn]

@@tinfoilhatter Examples of writers who write well: Orwell Dostoyevsky Nietzche (Among numerous others, obviously)

[@thecurrentmoment]

I happen to agree - his ideas in his writing are good but it was hard work reading it and could have been better. I enjoyed Charles Darwin's Theory of Evolution by Natural Selection, the first edition from Wordsworth Classics. Apparently later editions got bogged down in addressing criticism of the theory but I found this one very readable and well written. The thing about modern authors is that it seems nobody is allowed to have ideas of their own - everything has to be referenced. Darwin was free to write whatever he thought and say "I think..." without having to back it up with what other people think 😅. I found it incredibly refreshing compared to most similar modern works. Of course, he had an enormous collection of his own firsthand data. I had learnt about the theory of natural selection at university but it was always summarised into a few principles - I started to wonder if any of my lecturers had actually read the book itself! I decided to read it one day and it was really good. A lot more readable than I expected

[@jacobpuckett]

Agree. The rambling sentence structures, use of word that are no longer used or rarely used, and the typos. I'm glad I'm not the only one that noticed. Thought maybe I needed to freshen up in reading comprehension.

[@tinfoilhatter]

@@11kravitzn i'm sure the professor would 'approve' of your choices, haha....but you might not appreciate what he thinks anyway so why should he care what you think, right?

[@mangeshpuranik31]

If someone is going through an uncomfortable situation/pain/depression in life, I highly recommend Jordan Peterson's 2 episodes on Jocko's podcast. 5 hours of no-nonsense and brutally honest exchange about pain and dark side. ALWAYS gets me charged up.

[@salimasencio3629]

Thanks, I’ll check it out 🙏💪

[@coolvania]

Jocko is the closest thing we have to G.I. Joe in real life!

[@tinfoilhatter]

rather an anOmaly, but not the unpleasant kind, right?

[@mariagarced1013]

"And knowing is half the battle."

[@paulgreengod]

G.I. Bozo

[@VictorGuerrero-zd9by]

This is powerful. I know I've seen this in the working world, the best writers typically win the day via email and presentations. I keep underestimating the power of concise written words. This has given me more to meditate over.

[@ultralyrics1]

Agreed!

[@stevenj6421]

The importance of LEARNING TO WRITE and hence communicate

[@tinfoilhatter]

yes: once a song, or even a note, or poem is written, then it's gonna-be-there, supposedly, for quite awhile, - that's the idea anyhow: plus it's real intellectual property, that supposedly can't be frack'd with by anyone but the author or writer... so there's that... and not only that, but sooner or later, they'll all be written, and then, i feel sorry for the would-be-writer, in that case, haha

[@KingNigelthegreat]

@@tinfoilhatter none of you are really writers you don't know how to write do you know how to be arrogant you know how to patent garbage you know how to adulterate you know how to steal you know how to subject me the one you rob to your learning curve.

[@KingNigelthegreat]

@@tinfoilhatter the whole of writing should start as such. A good writer isn't so much focused on the words as he is on the arithmetic which the human eye does not see behind the language they often confuse the two as one in the same. Xx. Is that really true though? Xxx. If you notice there's unseeable columns the first column is where I put my singularity. That might sound weird or strange but as do others but I don't think they're aware to the arithmetic as they could be. I am one who notices there's certain words that fit within this column I can only point out by laying letters and words over top. Today. There is. I do. We are. To name a few examples. And why do you think that is? There's a first person singularity a second spot which could be a second person singular and a third person singular... Which opens up a versatility to writing as a whole. It's almost like the trinity. III notice even there's an alchemic process in there as the writer fulfills the body of the message they can also fulfill the words within the body. Which adds depth and impact. Together the arithmetic into what could be seen as a pool of water in which there are currents that will give way to intensity, build up, trigger points. Where is the arithmetic and language can even be crossed over bringing forth through perhaps a wormhole various spirits or entities. This I've seen in the religious texts being applied to the point that the books or the text has been alive since the moment of its creation. Most of which has been cleverly hidden in parables and likened to perhaps sparrows on a branch. The letters can be fashioned across a 4Dimensional plane which is the mind and imagination and he clapped. Go. And the sparrow's flew off. And instead of compete with the imagination perhaps writers can fulfill even the imagination which allows them to bring forth even more abilities with writing. Some of which cut out debate entirely arguing or questioning the message and communication passes through in conveyance to a reader with little resistance. Smoother than speech which is more 3dimensional based. In writing the ability to bypass the 3rd dimension and even forth dimension becomes more readily at hand working up to the completion over and across the 4thdimension and reaching the 5th dimension which has different elements and structure than the 4th dimension. The 40 Nights and 40 days. 4D. What rests in the 5th dimension is all pure base elements, steady constants, that which is above and immutable or inexhaustible like Elijah's bag of flour. The text and message written can be considered bread. B read. A slice of bread from unleavened flat 2D no yeast or question about it with practice and skill over time so then the eastwind runs crossways west to east. Why east? The yeast added becomes much like kneading and making bread. The dough rises occupying our mind and mental again with pictures. Picturing a round almost ball shaped loaf of bread. A slice of thought. A piece of our mind. Which was void and empty prior to making the bread. Jesus said I am the bread. Which ties into how what we write can be there forever almost like the bread of life which Jesus talked of. So having said that I would recommend any reader to check out some of the writing styles in the dogma and religious texts as opposed to fiction books and writings we're more familiar with by authors. An August night passing a shooting star through it's sky auto au and against the author another one falling from above onto the writing au being astronomical unit in it's abbreviation music tunes begin to bloom into the overcast ahead they rise in volume. Impact. Intensity. III use to create a remembering in memories whenever you mention me by the intention to send readers I ascend from the depths of which so splendidly. Reread it again find something new of which before you'd never seen prior by the word which were inspired to write. hi. Tonight hiding concealing tied in with wires and feeling acquiring my version and style and sealing by My Name. Smiled. Cheering. High spirits of which come alive inside each revealing nearly eclipsed to appear here in the midst and going back inside it was here that they live

[@jkbrown5496]

Paul Graham has an excellent 2004 essay on his site, ‘The Age of the Essay’ that investigates we go the poor writing instruction in schools. I would have loved to have had a course based on ‘Freshman Rhetoric’, Slater (1913) rather than what I was taught in the 1970s. It is infuriating that what and how to teach writing was “lost” in the mid-2oth century.

[@mazharkefali9806]

Great interview and advice. Thanks so much. Reminds of an essay by Francis Bacon on 'study' in which he said- 'reading makes a full man, conference a ready man, and writing an exact man'

[@Razear]

I love Jocko's enthusiasm when he was talking about enlisting in the military at 19. You could see his eyes light up and he describes the experience like he was on cloud nine.

[@mariagarced1013]

"Trust thyself: every heart vibrates to that iron string. Accept the place the divine providence has found for you; the society of your contemporaries, the connection of events. Great men have always done so and confided themselves childlike to the genius of their age, betraying their perception that the absolutely trustworthy was stirring at their heart, working through their hands, predominating in all their being. And we are now men, and must accept in the highest mind the same transcendent destiny; and not minors or invalids in a protected corner, but guides, redeemers, and benefactors. Obeying the Almighty effort and advancing on chaos and the Dark..." -from "Self-Reliance" by Ralph Waldo Emerson

[@leobrooks94]

You and other good people are shadow banned. The best way to respond to this is to organise. There is an honourably ex-Eton professor, called Will Knowland, who I believe you would have a good conversation with. He is a strong man who stood against the evil tides of feminism at Eton and was expelled for it.

[@tinfoilhatter]

strongman tactics have proven the toughest overall, have they not? feminism's certainly learnt a thing-or-two, which if y'think about it, is pretty-doggone-endearing, right?

[@darshan7771]

How do write? Do I keep a journal and write my feelings and plans everyday?

[@JakobusMaximus]

I know how to write. I wrote a book. Nobody cared, really. Aside from people trying to scam me. Not feeling like I've made a mark in the world.

[@threethrushes]

Write another book. Then a third. Then a fourth. Nobody cares about your first book until you've written a few already.

[@elprofesor8571]

The point is not to write a book

[@dariotatopiola]

How did you do your marketing? Social media? Ads? Whats the niche about?

[@dariotatopiola]

Your content on social media would be ideas from the book and explanations about those ideas, not giving the whole book, but making people interested of its content talking about important bits of that content

[@JakobusMaximus]

@@dariotatopiola That's well and good in theory. But if I can't pull my own family to be engaged, how am I supposed to pull strangers on social media? No, the only interest is by scammers or my own predatory publisher who only cares about my money, not my success.

[@jamesoconnor9452]

When the toughest smart guy meets the smartest tough guy.

[@stevecoley8365]

"One doesn't know man until one knows the power of words." Henry David Thoreau. This is why wordplay is one of Merlin the Magicians most powerful tools of magic.

[@angelofdestruction8914]

Seal team 1 Team leader Sarg Demolitions Medic Sniper Mechanic Sharpshooter Bullet hose (light machine guns) And last but not least English major .. or linguistics lol Jordan peterson didnt ask you why you took english in college because he assumed it was a pre requisite for officer training and then went on a tangent

[@luisv526]

Woah, anyone else super motivated to improve their reading and writing? Geez, I'm saving this video...

[@thisisloop]

what should I write if I dont have a problem that I want to research? Diary?

[@Kordozer]

who told you the Quantity of posts will make us subscribe to DW Doc?

[@deborahmarinelli9277]

1:45 so today this is called military knowledge apropriation 😅

[@PerpetualPreponderer]

Just imagine...perhaps if he had not "missed the Iraq War"....the entire chain of events, achievements, success, happiness, may have not happened to him. Food for thought for anyone who feels disappointment, regret, frustration even, for missing wars. 😂🤷‍♂

[@germaniatv1870]

Right. Knowing how to read and write doesnt mean you know what you are doing or that what one reads was a truthful book. A Soldiers life can be build on illusions. Many come out of that illusion after having seen the war and who they really fight against. - Militarism for USA but not for Germany.

[@dongaetano3687]

Great clip. Thx much.

[@eerichmond33]

What does Jordan use in his hair? lol

[@whothonaaah2505]

Gl zu is a great

[@deborahmarinelli9277]

I work for a big multinational corporation and engage in the negotiations with work unions. It’s always remarkable to see how poor the documents from the unions are written for such important issues as the empoyees rights. I understand that the field employees do not have an education in properly writing and we must be able to still engage in the issue past the way of how it was formulated. But I always wonder how much more could be achieved by a proper letter, with a start, a middle part and an end. Write about the reason for the letter, lay out the problems and their consequences and formulate a possible solution or at least the willingness to sit at the table and discuss and negotiate. Unfortunately to be well articulated is a much underestimated skill and I focus much more on language and literacy since I understand what a powerful tool it is.

[@germaniatv1870]

Which traits made the German Army so special in world war2? All Army' said the same about German Army. What was so different from a German Soldier and the British,Polish,Canadian,US-American and Soviet Soldier?

[@deborahmarinelli9277]

@@germaniatv1870 I don’t know?

[@germaniatv1870]

@@deborahmarinelli9277 To be literate, knowing the Continents, having a good education on biology (nature, agri-culture,medicine) and having a Christian-Cultural background and to have Honor & Respect for the opponent. Maybe the most advanced and , one may not believe it, civilized army of the last century. - The question therefore is, if by statement of British,French,US,Canadian,Polish & Soviet Generals , saying that the Germans have fought a very "fair", honorable and "clean" war, that the Soldier had discipline, had respect for the POW's, why then is the German army and the German soldier portrayed as the most evil Soldier to have ever walked the face of the earth? - Compared to today's soldiers, the German Soldier from the 30's is a "University Professor with Christian values". The Germans are the ones who reduced the Caliber first, demanded that hollow-points should be banned from war. Yet, they could have been a advantage for Germany.😄

[@gioc610]

legends collide

[@mamabear3887]

Yup.

[@duewhit310]

If watching this inspires you to enlist or moreover to go special forces, you're emotionally unstable and wishywashy. Maybe you should read the books written by veterans missing limbs and have cancer and had their claims unjustly denied and are homeless. Read those stories.

[@omardelmar]

Already did and published. My time is coming! - Omar Del Mar

[@quetailion6762]

want to make a caricature out of yourself? learn how to grift 😉