Temperament & Enthusiasm: "I would work all the time if I could"

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[@quarteracreadventures855]

I really enjoyed seeing them interact as a family. They are so well-spoken and polite.

[@AFringedGentian]

They look SOOO much healthier today. You can see from their faces here just how sick they had been. Now they are both radiant and glowing and ten years younger than they look here.

[@looseygooseycreations]

I believe this was filmed a while ago, maybe a year or two

[@AFringedGentian]

@@looseygooseycreations late 2021, just before they went back on tour.

[@kerrykalish1364]

Carnivore

[@admtech69]

Jordan and Tammy compliment eachother they make a good team

[@kathiemihindukulasuriya1538]

I have a couple chronic illnesses, so I really had to figure out my limits in grad school. That might seem negative, but it was actually a blessing. It made me very resilient and gave me plenty of experience overcoming obstacles. Even better, it caused me to really think deeply about my values and goals and what was most important to me in life, because I didn't have the illusion of boundless time, strength and energy that many people have when they are young.

[@anchorfastanchor9192]

Three beautiful people,,, truly, truly....❤

[@magentapilot4576]

Mrs Peterson looks lovely ❤ She has a wonderful personality.

[@Adventure-of-your-Life]

I Love Dr Peterson man. It's actually weird how much I enjoy this guy

[@sleepingslightly]

Very informative. Thank you Peterson family

[@mscir]

The challenges this family has faced, to survive, and prosper like this. This is good to see. This is a great way to educate us about the terms and what they look like in real life.

[@paulsaulpaul]

5:41 - I read Reader's Digest as a kid. Around 7-9 years old in 1990-92, if I recall correctly, was when I started reading it.

[@Bangastarch]

It’s beautiful how Dr Peterson Admires his in-laws

[@jonjacksongrieger255]

It’s still hard to tell if I’m introverted or not😂 thank you for sharing. Y’all are so lovely to watch.

[@jonjacksongrieger255]

I had some evening beers the last 2 days. Will stop. Thank you. Let’s push it harder.

[@jonjacksongrieger255]

Just left Bible Study. It went really really well.

[@torrespearls381]

A wonderfull interaction. Thank you.

[@spindoctor6385]

Definitely get a hold of the desire to work all of the time. From the time I was 18 to 35 I probably had less than 20 days when I didn't work and even they bothered me so much that I would work an extra few hours per day for the next week to "catch up" with what I missed. I neglected every other aspect of my life. Don't make the same mistake.

[@devinpadron5]

Do you regret it? I’m early in my career and sort of in this phase.

[@spindoctor6385]

@@devinpadron5 I don't like the word regret, but with hindsight, I would have done things differently. I was building a small business so it did require a lot of work. But I should have made more time for my family and friends. If I had to give you advice, I would say force yourself to have at least a day off every fortnight, and leave work behind at 5:00 Friday and Saturday nights, Most importantly, use that time wisely. Don't discover that your wife is a stranger on your 10th anniversary.

[@imperialsecuritybureau6037]

Damn. Can we swap, or average out or something… I got 0 in industriousness and 1 in orderliness, keeping a job is a fucking every day struggle. I am happier learning, designing & thinking than working for someone else. It would help if I found something I’m passionate about but so far that’s elusive, everything once tried loses its appeal.

[@spindoctor6385]

@@imperialsecuritybureau6037 I guess, if I had to choose an extreme then I am glad I was at the upper end of this one. If we could trade a bit we would probably both end up well balanced people. I did spend most of my working life, working for myself, but I was the same when I was younger and just learning too. I never refused a day or even an hour of overtime or extra work. I can't even begin to offer you any advice, your situation is so far removed from mine. I hope you find what you need

[@irina2633]

@@imperialsecuritybureau6037same issue here

[@FranklinFleming-lm1yu]

Hey happy family good job

[@fppro1679]

Puts a personal aspect to Jordan and the family.

[@skylineXpert]

Patience, virtue etc... Even the smart one has limits when a stupid insults...

[@nicewhenearnedrudemostlyel489]

As if smart and stupid have anything to do with patience and virtue. If you don't have the first two, etc... what good does being smart do you? To be so simply reduced to a pile of stupid isn't smart.

[@andrewdeans6714]

Respect to this man 💯

[@JessicaKapler1111]

This made me *happy* to watch 🫶🏼🤑 And the bangs 🤩💥❤️‍🔥

[@LubyReacts]

Excellent Analysis... I'm on the positives of those personality traits 👍

[@gregorywitcher5618]

Seeing connections no one else sees…not that they are not there necessarily. What is that? Off the charts openness AND IQ. Help me help you help me.

[@ChristoScriven]

An idea that was bouncing around my head for a while was this: Everything, in the extreme, leads to hell. Thoughts or objections?

[@samuelking1347]

Id put it thus way... "Do everything in moderation, even moderation itself" Quoted from one of the ancient stoics

[@dbhe8366]

Yes. Including extremity and moderation

[@Bangastarch]

Mrs Peterson is soooo cheeky 😂😂😂

[@andreacravinhos9603]

11:00 1/2 extroverted and 1/2 introverted? Thank you for answering the question as to whether or not this was possible. I used to be 100% introverted, but then something flipped in my brain, so I'm probably 65% introverted and 35% extroverted, now. I used to be married to an extrovert, and now I'm married to an introvert. Funny how things work out.

[@Razear]

In terms of long-term compatibility, introverts and extroverts gravitate towards fundamentally different lifestyles, so there's bound to be more conflict. It's like forcing an animal to live outside of its natural habitat; they'll manage, but it isn't exactly optimal for their development.

[@teknotony]

The Sky is the limit

[@MiroKrotky]

Who will i watch when jbp is gone 😢

[@paulsaulpaul]

I got 91 on extraversion. 70 enthusiasm and 95 assertiveness. 67 neuroticism with 47 withdrawal and 80 volatility. I wonder how my diagnosed bipolar disorder (it's pretty pronounced with its effects on my executive function) relates to these scores. edit: "can't be too creative," he says. Hah! I got 97 intellect and 87 aesthetics (96 openness). I see patterns everywhere, as he said; to the point that it's almost a psychosis when I'm particularly manic. That combined with my industriousness of 8 makes me pretty useless to society so far. Finish nothing I start and can relate to no one.

[@irina2633]

Oh my god… the patterns and the “almost psychosis”. I think you just put into words what I just went through this past months I felt like all I was seeing was patterns explaining the reality of things (If that makes sense) and I think I had a separation from the actual reality and these patterns (it was also mixed with religious symbolism)

[@irina2633]

And I’m also REALLY high in openness and neuroticism

[@paulsaulpaul]

@@irina2633 yes, that makes perfect sense. Mine are also mixed highly with theology and theoretical/advanced physics. I have a lot of armchair knowledge of physics from a lifelong interest in it. And a lot of knowledge of theology due to my own faith. So this combines into a very metaphysical view of the world that, to me, is very rigorous and should be obvious to anyone. I could write an essay on it, but it wouldn't fit in this comment box. I had a drawn-out "near death" experience about 3 years ago where I was terminally ill, but was miraculously healed without medical intervention. I had drank myself into end-stage liver disease which had caused acute liver dysfunction very rapidly (the rapid onset is kind of unusual, but there was a mysterious autoimmune component to it as well, despite having no history of such immune system issues). Long story short, I had no family and no friends taking care of me. I had no encouragement to get medical treatment (and no help, no job, mortgage payments suspended as part of the economic stimulus programs at the time). And I had untreated ascites and edema in my feet (causing cellulitis) for a couple of months. The ascites caused both lungs to collapse and my blood oxygen levels were at 85% for weeks. I also had a head full of ammonia from the liver failure. These things caused chronic delirium. After I finally called an ambulance and got to the hospital, they drained the fluid from my abdomen and sent me home, because I refused any further procedures or treatment. Didn't even get on the transplant list. But then I miraculously healed. My CT scans and blood work show a healthy liver now three years later. They said I had 3-6 months to live without a transplant. I didn't get one. But here I am three years later. That story is to explain that I have an absolutely unshakable relationship with God. And that time of extreme delirium and associated minor brain damage had me talking to the Holy Spirit in a very (to me) realistic sense. Now I have intricate knowledge of scripture too. So there is some trauma associated with my crazy thinking... Which is notable, I think. It's actually a great blessing to have personally experienced such a miracle. I never asked him to heal me. I was just happy to die sober and with him by me. The science of how I was healed miraculously is simple -- I was too weak to eat and mostly only ate things like sugar free plain greek yogurt and nuts. Things I could eat out of a can or a tub with a spoon and not cook. I could barely walk 10 feet, so I ate like once a day. I had accidently went semi-keto with intermittent fasting. Later on, I discovered Dr. Sten Ekberg's youtube channel and went fully keto-carnivore and this completely healed me. Well, that story was longer than I thought to make it. But this experience is why I see "signs and miracles" all around me. Some would call it delusion. Maybe it is. But I'm very thankful to see the world this way.

[@irina2633]

So happy for you that you got out of that, even if you weren’t particularly “sad” to go, the fact you are still here to add to this physical world is something beautiful. Congrats. I admire your “unshakable” relationship with god, also. To be honest with you, this kind of persistent psychosis and compulsive thoughts of religious symbolism feels more like a curse than a blessing. Maybe the fact that I score high on neuroticism (I was able to fix a little bit of that developing healthy habits, maybe I should try a more strict diet) has a lot to do with that. But it’s been hard man… last year I almost killed myself because of this issue, almost threw myself in front of a bus in the street. I managed to get better after that, step by step (as Jordan says) little by little, with small actions. Dr Peterson was a big help with that, and for that I will be grateful for my entire life, he’ll probably never see this comment but man… I don’t think I would be here without him. Still… sometimes I feel like its god whispering in my ear but then I turn around and I can see the devil leaving through the door There are a lot more factors that I’m not telling but you get the picture. I don’t know what this all means yet but Im sure as hell that I want to stay around to see what turns out of this. Who knows what could happen? Thank you for opening your heart and telling me your story, and also please pray for me. Best regards

[@paulsaulpaul]

​@@irina2633 Thank you for sharing your story. You sound very insightful into spiritual matters. And grounded and self-aware in it all. It's a blessing to have this kind of vision, and it can be a curse at the same time. Kind of like that movie They Live, in a loose sense. I had a thought... Maybe check out a youtube channel called IMBeggar. His most recent video published on May 9 is really good. His content is very insightful in these matters. It's much more "feelings" based than theology based. It resonates with me, anyway. I think Jordan does read most of his comments and the replies. He likes to read comments on these platforms, and I'm pretty sure he even answers his own tech support cases on his product websites like Self Authoring. A hunch I have from a recent interaction. He didn't indicate it was him, but his writing style and tone is very unique. Best regards to you.

[@teronjames7457]

Love....bond peterson family together and strong relationship LOVE is the only one you need.....to fully understood evil.....so you wont go to hell

[@oliverman6168]

Industriousness, results driven individual.

[@user-xk4hp5dj1x]

Stimulus persistence, apathy

[@tiernanking6596]

Love JPB long time. Saw Jordan and Tammy in Dublin. Michs best trait is capitalism

[@HarveyLeeAo]

❤🎉

[@Deepvisionwiki]

I would work way more if my body would handle it...

[@harmlesscreationsofthegree1248]

I think Tammy is fantastic! I mean you all are, but she’s really special 🙂

[@TheMakiepoo]

😂😂😂😂😂 if it can cause mania, why tell people to do it?

[@memewewe7550]

I wonder how these 3 argue?

[@amincamus6337]

🤍✌

[@user-rj8py9ld3j]

Man messes up everything, but what did Jesus say: Only what Jesus says matters. Jesus said he came to do the will of his Father and to finish His work (John 4:34). Jesus only talks about his Father, but most can't see this because they don't have his Holy Spirit; it is hidden from those who are without his Holy Spirit (Matthew 13:11). People want to believe Jesus is God and fight against all who stand for the truth. With stubbornness, they go against everything Jesus said about God just as the Pharisees did…and we know what happened to them. Jesus said the Father is “the only true God,” and this is final (John 17:3). Random verses like John 1:1-3, John 10:30, John 14:9, Isaiah 9:6, Hebrews 1:8, etc. mean absolutely nothing to those without God's Holy Spirit. They are simply interpreting by their own understanding. Those who belong to God will know this before it's too late.

[@WvlfDarkfire]

HA EVIDENCE PETERSON IS A PAID COMEDIAN!

[@6YoungAngel9]

If i ever made a comment on readers digest i only got 11 likes . Wtf!? 😂

[@keithjohnsonYT]

Q: Whatever happened to housewives and keeping it in your pants? A: We’re burning the candle at both ends. (How can something be, and not be at the same time…”Dumb” - Nirvana?) … The comedian enters the stage and says, “I know you’re all wondering why I’ve gathered you here today… …Thank you.” Comedian exits stage… …comedian returns to stage and continues, “Maybe it’s time we talk about premature ejaculation…” … “Happy”🤷‍♂️ …I fear if we lose Santa, we’ll go back to killing the kids. … 👍?

[@whozyourdaddy]

I've always wondered where Jordan scores on the big 5 test. I took the test from his website and was not at all surprised by what it told me.