Take Aim, Even Badly

[@kajsajohansson9633]

*I am eternally grateful I stumbled upon Jordan Peterson’s lectures.*

[@Tirades_In_Spades]

Nice. @Tiktaalik

[@crazycarl00]

@Tiktaalik someone's hurt

[@jaredlight2]

Same here :) he has massively changed my life

[@Freeagent-4-life]

@Tiktaalik troll, what great wisdoms are your sharing? Just going to sit on the fence and screech like a whining toddler...

[@himanshusehra7484]

I am late 😭

[@lebomolefe474]

I'm a girl from a small town in Africa and I really don't know how this man ended up on my youtube, but so thankful he did! I have no idea how I am even able to understand this great intellectual when he speaks as I am not even an academic. Though some of his teachings surpass my understanding, they still resonates so deeply with me! I will continue to listen and learn. Thank you Dr Peterson. Just know that your work reaches further than you can imagine. You are empowering even the displaced and 'uneducated'. Your channel and talks are my university.

[@UnforsakenXII]

: ).

[@liammoore9770]

Wow that’s incredible

[@tomapp1522]

I guess its not intended for people who succeed in life (at least in a non-pathological way), but for the majority of us whose parents didn't have the knowledge, time, interest or resources to prepare us You're so articulate (even more impressive should you be young ('girl') and english not being your native language)

[@jmccain22090]

This man is a quack, if you believe him you also believe that billions of people who have no access to the Christian “God” will burn in Hell... that’s clearly the deity I would choose to follow...

[@jmccain22090]

Also, as English being your secondary language, you articulate your point better then I, an English speaking person ever could without higher education... 🤔

[@ayyleron6630]

Sweet jesus that last line... "[...]the world is made of information, and if you encounter it, and tangle with it, then it informs you, and then you become informed, and then you are _in formation_ , and then you are *ready* ."

[@DarylKinsman]

Almost worthy of comparison to Guru Pitka, who famously referred to "intimacy" as "into me I see".

[@marcoandreknottjung3418]

and the root is forn or thorn or dorn or born or worn or corn or gorn or (H)orn OR IOrN or jorn or lorn or MOrn Or Norm or porn or qorn or Sorn or torn or UorN or Vorn Or Xorn or yorn or zorn!

[@unboxmuseumm]

@@DarylKinsman 😭💀💀💀💀🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐

[@zachariahwhiton3948]

It’s like being ‘In Rainbows’

[@ATTACK_ACHIEVE]

I'm gonna copy this , tbh , and then stick it above my study table

[@LanaBlakely]

Your writing guide helped me improve my writing more than any guide I’ve ever received in all my years of school and university.

[@alish1885]

Where did you find his writing guide?

[@bartdebruin9108]

Search for Jordan Peterson writing guide. First hit is a doc; that's it.

[@kevinc721]

Begrijp Mezelf wait is it the writing an essay assignment or something else??

[@bartdebruin9108]

@@kevinc721 Yes. I figured that's what OP was talking about.

[@Jukelikesgames]

Lana Blakely quit pandering

[@NickGled]

Dear JP. Even at the age of 48, you have reinvigorated my enthusiasm for life, goals and improvement. My room was more of a mess than I'd thought, but after just a few month's of watching your videos, I'm finally climbing out of a dark hole. I never thought anyone could understand my position and yet, without even meeting or conversation, your compassion and encouragement has helped me beyond comprehension. I can't thank you enough but I know what I do differently from here on, how I will overcome all current/future difficulties and how I improve as many things around me as possible is all the thanks you ever hope to see. Merry Christmas to you and your family. God bless. And, thank you.

[@stevehernandez1500]

Nick, I to am 48 soon to be 49 male. I have been struggling with my self doubt, procrastination, feeling I'm not good enough. Lost a job which I had a lot of my identity in in 2014 after 20 years, my mother and grandmother dies in jan. 2014 within a week of each other. In 2015 my wife left after 20 years of marriage. 3 kids together we share 50/50 . Needless to see its been hard. I don't know what your situation is but mine has been a hard few years. Hoping it will get better. I just recently for this Dr. I like his common sense too

[@dreadog6425]

Hang in there Nicholas, i was 46 before i realized how fortunate i was. God speed.

[@buccleuch7621]

Nick, I am 68 and 'discovered ' JP last year and despite my advancing years he has inspired me to reshape the years that are left to me. More power to your arm.

[@whoknew9452]

@Tiktaalik You should go back to his earliest lectures where he talks about how to fix things when your mommy and daddy never loved you. They are specifically directed at you.

[@amwataart]

Started drawing 3 months ago after watching his lectures. Never drawn before and I'm having so much fun improving and growing. Had to wrestle with a couple of lobsters along the way but my serotonin levels are looking good and my room's never been cleaner. #TakeAim

[@internetwanderer9053]

I'm learning to draw as well. You know, it is always a more productive hobby than playing computer games...

[@amwataart]

@@internetwanderer9053 I agree completely! I hope your art journey is as self-revealing and enjoyable as my own..

[@mathewhill5556]

I started drawing as well. I had a number of visions and dreams after listening to Peterson. I have never been able to draw before very quickly I have almost made it to photo realism but I can only draw the stuff in my visions.

[@amwataart]

@@mathewhill5556 Glad he inspired you so profoundly! Would love to see the drawings and keep it up..

[@mathewhill5556]

@@amwataart I will make the hand of God drawing a background to one of the songs I post to my channel when I can get it scanned into the computer.

[@NGEternal]

This man's words are made of gold. To a fool they are no different than rocks, heavy and cold. To the astute observer they are the beginnings of an empire.

[@ngqp]

Somebody ok Aristotle lol

[@brothertarcuz5566]

I could not put it better myself.

[@JoshJamesification]

Man never really says anything concrete anyways, its all fluff

[@ngqp]

JoshJamesification it’s a good direction anyway. I didn’t realize how much extra words he uses to get to his point but most of the extra words seem to be pretty solid

[@zezinharias]

Yeah, you keep thinking that.

[@funkboy14]

I am just out of a colossal breakup than uncovered my 20 year porn addiction. It has been the worst and best thing to ever happen to me. This simple video gives me the determination I need to keep going through the hurt and past the shame. Thank you.

[@freshdonkey1760]

Wanka

[@jellings8060]

Do the future authoring program. It helped me live with my demons and not let them conquer my life

[@prvifront5532]

Porn has almost destroyed me.

[@jellings8060]

Try and look at it from the view that Porn destroyed the parts of you that needed to go. From there what you build is entirely up to you.

[@prvifront5532]

Jellings i plan to do the future authoring program very soon. Can you offer me advice?

[@MerrittCluff]

I must credit Dr Peterson. He is tirelessly working to change people’s lives. He is not pushing an agenda so much as he is inviting people to survive well in the challenges of life. Bravo.

[@tin2001]

And yet there are all those crazies trying to prevent him speaking, trying to pull the world down, because they are so caught up in their fight for one specific issue that effects some tiny minority, that they've forgotten the rest of the world deserves to live as best they can too.

[@MerrittCluff]

Truth as we know it always hits diverse interests hard. It still must be spoken.

[@dieselheart1]

I'll procrastinate later.

[@naturalobserver]

I like that. My new morning mantra.

[@Javed-TheAnalyst]

Best words i read today

[@tylerbreau4544]

Does that mean you'll get the work done right now?

[@tiebeswinkels8584]

@@tylerbreau4544 Maybe he won't get it done, but he will work on it instead of doing it later.

[@theconservativeliberal6967]

Life has just glitched.

[@JohnTurner313]

1:53 "The willingness to be a fool is the precursor to transformation." I had no idea who this man was until I saw him on Joe Rogan's podcast and here he is dropping gold like this almost as an afterthought. Definitely going to watch, listen and read more of Mr. Peterson's work.

[@gurpreetsingh793]

4 years ago, I did something without knowing what I was doing. I created my first educational course on Udemy. As a stupid teen. The course was REALLY bad. But I did it. Because I didn't know better. Had I known better at that time, and been more knowledgeable, I may not have created the course. Because then I would have known that I would create a bad course. So I wouldn't have done it. If I had just thought about it, I wouldn't have done it, and I would have NOTHING by now. But I did it, I did badly but I did. And now it's my profession, and I create good courses now. So, just DO what you want to do. Do badly. But do it.

[@DrAdnan]

Lowering our expectations for ourselves to get started makes the ball get rolling a lot easier.

[@laurenzojames]

19 years old, from Philippines and with his lectures and with the help of his book 12 rules I finally gained a lot of wide range of perspective. He is, truly a game changer.

[@protokevinleversee975]

Well Done. I am so ecstatic that we have someone in our modern age speaking of myth and archetypes. Bravo Sir. Been a Fan for many Years.

[@sesmcawameqi]

This short video has been very helpful for me, so thank you. Perfectionists have difficulty living up to their idealised standards, and an acceptance of doing something wrong in the beginning is a key step for tapping into your sense of purpose and overcoming inhibitions to action. This is something I struggle with and I think taking your advice on board will have an immensely strong impact on my life.

[@LorisWhirled]

sesmcawameqi Me, too. Other manifestations of this may be contributors to my hoarding behavior. I react physically and emotionally to the acquisition of goods. (Elation) I react physically and emotionally when goods leave my possession. (Remorse) And perhaps worst of all, I feel dread when someone expresses a need for something I have let go. And it’s worse if it is within mere days. I also suffer from analysis paralysis. Jordan B Peterson gives me hope and guidance, and restores my faith in myself. I am so grateful that I get to live in a world where his feet roam the earth. I don’t worship him...like a savior...like a messiah...like Christ...or any such thing. His influence has no price tag. He’s not asking me to do or promise or give anything. I love and respect him in equal measure.

[@brucecanzoli3423]

Peterson may be already the best intellectual of the 21st century.

[@riseoflugia]

That you have had the opportunity to listen to.

[@TheSchattenblut]

Stupid comment, already excludes all future potential intellectuals, also sets a static goal for a whole century at least

[@brucecanzoli3423]

@@TheSchattenblut stupid comment. My was only a compliment, and i said "may be". Sometimes i have the feeling that people's only goal on internet is to bother other people for no particular reason.

[@dustsky]

​@@brucecanzoli3423 (regarding your comment feedback) I've come to the conclusion that the comment section on youtube is mostly a battlefield where egos come to clash with each other; who's the smartest, the wittiest, the better educated...

[@brucecanzoli3423]

@@dustsky exactly. Too bad i don't care if someone in a random comment section think i'm smart or not.

[@richardhunter1467]

I think he is the greatest thinker of our time.

[@HuntingTarg]

@please 😂 Please, please.

[@HuntingTarg]

I think that's over- and mis-stated: Maybe not the 'greatest' in being the most profound, but probably the most honest, upright, insightful, and effective educator the West has seen in several decades.

[@Maximo10101]

He is a great educator and communicator. Although most of what Jordan talks about isn't new ideas, but he has a great way of explaining what philosophers and psychologists before him came up with.

[@HuntingTarg]

@@Maximo10101 "It is more important to be reminded than taught."

[@Maximo10101]

@@HuntingTarg I concur

[@clandise]

Dr. Peterson gives absolutely liberating advice in suggesting writing a bad thesis. You can do that! About 20 or more years ago, the singer songwriter Harry Chapin appeared in an intimate Soundstage performance in the PBS studios in Chicago. During the break he hung out and chatted with the audience. Someone asked, "Harry, how did you learn to write such great songs?" He answered that he wasn't sure but he knew for certain that the first step was to write 100 bad songs. My eyes opened wide at that news. I thought, "I can do that!". i am more than halfway through that assignment. (And somehow still married.) i am old now and may never complete it, but what joy I have had in trying. I never would have started if I had waited until i could write a "good" song. Go for it! And in your spare time, watch all of JP's lectures.

[@liannapfister8255]

I was trying to explain to my mom how listening to this guy talk I can basically feel my brain expanding

[@PearlDrummerFTW]

Dr. Peterson, I cannot express with enough gratitude my respect for you. Thank you for all that you do for the world.

[@mdalanazi1341]

Great, enlightened mind In our world. Thank you for being in our life.

[@bharadwaj29]

Jordan, You're one of the greatest intellectual of our times. We are lucky to have you.

[@joaosousa4946]

thank you professor for being as truthful and as hardworking as you are. My counsciousness thanks you. you have shaken the foundations of my mind that was turning bitter and dreadful... paranoid... and with enourmous self pitty. Thank you for giving me the courage to climb of this hole, where I buried my self in. Ive been steadily changing towards a brighter path in my life since I discovered you, and I can't thank you enough. Truly you are a loving perosnality. Don't let criticism get to you my friend, stay as calm as you have always been and using logical and rational thinking as your weapon, because it is very effective. Please also consider adressing one of the problems that benefited this procrastination/depressive/anxious state, that I haven't heard you adressing. Which is my parents have always done everything for me when I was young from cooking me dinner to as simple as making my bed and cleaning my room, and now I'm in a foreign country taking care of my own life, and I'm very messy lazy and my attention span is that of a fish(thats mainly due to the ammount of time I spent on the computer), and changing my habbits has been a very difficult journey, I cant even get my self to study properly, because that implicates effort. None the less, a big hug from Me. Stay Humble.

[@cosmicmauve]

This is absolutely accurate. I've learned this in an art class, just start drawing, something will come to you, just start writing (for a research paper) even if it's cruddy, in doing so, you get the crud part out of the way as you revise and you replace it with something better, it always works. This is how I approach most things now, that I want to do. Just start. Action has to override thinking in the beginning.

[@atrainc24]

Guilty! I've been procastinating the self authoring for 5 months now on the "need a chunk of time" excuse. Thanks for the kick in the ass! .........dad.

[@stevewarsaw]

Five months? I'm on 14! You need to procrastinate harder, son!

[@existentialhangover1124]

I signed up 5 months ago too and haven't done anything. He's on to us!

[@snakedogman]

same here!

[@Sin10el]

6 months here

[@eSskater7]

Shits emotionally scary for real

[@stephanpotgieter3236]

Thank you for the guiding wisdom Prof. Peterson! I can truthfully say that your videos have only a positive influence in the state of my life.

[@OmegaGodBahamut]

And it’s funny how people who really listen to his words agree on that statement.

[@thesmeedlyddon3081]

I agree with the girl from Africa - really nicely put. I'm a 49 year old Builder from West London. The messages that JP puts across, to me, are transcending. They make sense to me on so many levels, my work, my wife, my children, my bedroom (haha), my mother, my late father, my up bringing, theology, the stories and messages embedded in world faiths and history of the western world, and above all.....ME ! Professor Peterson, I thank you, and keep up the great work, you definitely carry the load to get your messages out there - utterly inspirational....!

[@amandamore5391]

This was the thinking I had when I took my first after school art class at the age of 8. I remember thinking oh God I'm the worst artist ever... but I have to be good at something. I'm pretty sure I can learn this so I'll just do it until I'm good. Flashforward some 8 years of art class later I remembered what I thought and looked at the Sargent reproduction oil painting in front of me I had just finished and thought, holy shit I did it. Later on I ended up an art teacher for a short while, teaching many kids who thought they couldn't draw. Full circle. Keep going, do it badly because it can get better with will.

[@MsPennyDrop]

You are an inspiration to everyone Jordan - that brought quite a few tears to my eyes. Thank you. :)

[@Windmill97]

Jordan, don’t lose heart in this dark world. You are helping many find light, and when you change people’s lives in so profound a way, they are very slow to abandon you, even if you slip up in a random interview. Keep it up, and a Happy New Year to you!

[@russride]

"If you never start anything new, you'll never develop." Simple, yet profound.

[@jeremybowen5813]

Dr. Peterson, I am a big fan. After listening to your lectures and countless interviews, I believe that there is a component to satisfaction that is overlooked. Toil, good old fashioned labor. As a young man, I scrubbed pots and pans at a job that anyone could with no experience as long as they committed to working hard. It gave me the opportunity to earn respect and to respect the labor of others. It provided an excellent foundation for an aimless 15 year old boy. 30 years later, I am an administrator on an array of some of the most powerful computers in the world. In my spare time I exercise those skills that I learned so many years ago. I have what I can only describe as a not for profit catering business. I don't what I would do if I didn't have something to put my back into.

[@GokuPoker]

just keep doing what you're doing Jordan - you're doing an amazing job!

[@PaperLigers]

I'm actually in a really lazy spot rn and needed something to wake me up and start making my life meainingful. This was extremely moving.

[@SamWocrts]

He says a lot of meaning and important things for life. Great man, Jordan Peterson. GOD Bless you and your family!

[@craigm8461]

1 Down vote. Dammit Cathy Newman, you've got to get over it! XD

[@ryankelly8425]

Craig M lol, must be the woman from GQ!

[@cezariusus7595]

It appears she has 26 more accounts now.

[@dee5903]

Hahahah

[@bonanzafirulais901]

@@dee5903 hey jordapanept you my fucking headphone a;sfmmgjajgjgkfj.

[@pieterbezuidenhout3757]

lmfao

[@neosho3953]

If anyone is on the fence about doing the future authoring program I would highly recommend it. I worked on it over the course of a couple weeks, a little each day. I'm pretty sure I butchered the bloody thing, but despite that I gained an insane amount of clarity into my life. It brought attention to things I had buried into the darkest corner of my mind, and as a result I have a newfound acceptance for myself and my lot in life.

[@kandaimai9944]

Its so hard, I'm doing it in short bursts because I have to face all the things in my past that I do not want to

[@neosho3953]

@@kandaimai9944 Yes it can be a very uncomfortable process so taking it slow is not a bad approach. We aren't angels and that's totally okay. I've done a lot of unspeakably horrible things in my life, and despite that, I don't think I'm all that different from anyone else. Three years later I'm still a mess but I'm in a better place for sure. Part of that comes from simply living longer and part of that comes from accepting what and who I am. A couple of really great books to check out are the Wisdom of Insecurity by Alan Watts and Letting Go by Dr. David Hawkins. You can also check out their work here on KZbin.

[@pops1507]

Yes! Make a start! Don't let "perfection" stifle a start.

[@Matthew-ri6un]

I bought the future authoring suite 2 years ago and haven’t started at all. I still have the log in it’s all ready to do but I haven’t for exactly the reasons he has laid out. More than anything I am scared of holding myself accountable and failing. Without a goal I am never failing. This is by far one the best clips I have seen of JPB. This video is extremely useful and letting me know that I should start and just do it badly and therefore be moving forward. I just had the realization that writing this comment was also a form of procrastination and delaying myself from doing the future authoring.

[@gauchogran]

There is no one I would rather listen to on You Tube than Dr. Peterson. He is outstanding in so many ways. Anxious to learn about his new video College studies he will make in the future.

[@nizko7109]

When i hear you speak, and see your videos, I truly feel that i see the man speaking. The man behind the eyes, a truly honest, pure and competent man. This purity is the thing that speaks to me and i believe so many more then just me. Jordan is someone to look up to and represents something that i miss in others around me. Its a rare quality and something i feel society is losing more and more, espacially the younger generation. We have so many influecers, massmedia and socialmedia whom is establishing a fassade that we truly can´t relate to but often are indoctrinate to believe in, its so refreshing and nurturing to see someone who stands out and gives that trustworthy impression. I´ve had alot of trauma in my family and weak relationship to rolemodels. I hope you continue your work to inspiring others to take on responsability and to speak forthrightfully in the world. I believe its rolemodels like you that have a groundbreaking chance of changing the world for the better. I want to thank you for the impact you´ve had on my life and i believe many more feel the same way.

[@danielmaguire5851]

Love this so much

[@mamabear3887]

THIS man speaks the truth. I heard this last year and was able to finish my research and complete my manuscript. I was frozen. And I hear this and it was a god smack! So write it badly! And I was able to end a 4.8 year long journey. Lol yay! And now it is published. His message is always powerful. Thank you Jordan!

[@naturalobserver]

Congrats!

[@AHK4680]

Your videos have helped me a lot recently, even though I don’t fully agree with you, every time I think about slacking off, your voice comes in my head and I “negotiate with myself.” I hope more people watch your videos. ❤️

[@oboemadness1995]

Dr. Peterson, I am very happy you exist. Thank you for your work and integrity. A friend once told me that love is the affirmation of the goodness of someone's existence. I love you, Jordan. You've done good in my life. There is more light since you've helped point me in the right direction. Thank you. God's love

[@suryarrrr]

I was listening to his videos and my 10 year old daughter listened to one of his speeches and now is hooked to his videos, she comes up and asks me to play his videos. This guy is addictive and listening to him is so invigorating, I am not white, not a Christian and love this guy's speeches and advice, media has unwantedly made this him a bad guy.

[@timagination1295]

It's impossible to hear enough of this great voice! His message strikes deep to the soul of our modern society!

[@jaredlight2]

Jordan, this is tremendously powerful for me. I have no idea what I am doing & I am attempting to learn a new skill of real estate photography compositional editing. Being honest with myself, I have been procrasting from doing it because I am scared to try it and fail but hearing your encouraging words is genuinely all I needed to hear to begin my challenging work. "As I stumble forward I will illuminate and inform myself. And perhaps thats partly because the world is made of information, and If I encounter with it & entangle with it, then it will inform me and I become informed. Thus I am in-form-ation and then I am ready" THANK YOU

[@lisafeck1537]

It seems as if he is begging us to understand. This is for everyone. To articulate so well the tremendous truth and reality of life, how to look at it differently from the way the majority of us have been trained to see ourselves, others, the world around us. For me very enlightening, encouraging, incredibly helpful. Thank you Dr. Peterson.

[@CoconutCrabGaming]

One of my favorite moments of these lectures! Can’t wait till the new ones come out!

[@OmegaGodBahamut]

Indeed, back to the underlying basics.

[@onwrdandupwrd5303]

This video coupled with the future authoring program is deserving of a national or international award. Impactful, empowering and informative.

[@Brian-sh5ne]

One of the best points I’ve ever heard from Jordan Peterson. I saw him in Orlando and he said the same thing to a question about what a young man in his twenties should do with his life. Peterson simply said, “Something. . .” and explained this logic. It’s powerfully true.

[@cesgar7994]

There my friend, is pure passion....

[@RandomGuy4964]

Thank you for what you do JP, I hope that some day I can meet you in person and shake your hand and thank you properly in person. You might not even realize the impact you have because it goes beyond viewer statistics. The kind of people who listen to what you say are the kind of people who really care about the direction their life goes, and those are people who end up changing the course of history. Even they need guidance and wisdom along the way.

[@CalmBeforeTheStorm76]

His advice is so universally applicable. He's not talking about anything specific other than that which every human being faces by virtue of being alive, conscious, and moving through an ever changing world.

[@andrzejmroz7153]

Thank you Dr Peterson, I needed this to be reminded !

[@luisabarrios7114]

You can't imagine how much I love you, teacher. thank you for saving my life.

[@Oaxiyu]

Always grateful for my husband who introduced you to me. Couldn't have had better days after starting watching your videos,Doctor! We are newly married & we have learned together & we keep rejuvenating every day.

[@bloodxxsuper7320]

Thank you very much, Dr. Peterson. I'll aim for my objective. I'll be here for two years working abroad before returning home. Aim for my goal; I'll finish college and will attend all of your lectures.

[@elimujo]

If only such information was available in my 20's. so glad to have found his videos they are phenomenal . Sad thing is someone who is in his/her 20's might see this same information and not do a damn thing about it thinking they have all the time in the world. The Irony of life.

[@so.reddit7127]

You had this information in your 20s, you had books did you not

[@alchemyseal9400]

The Art of presentation. Our unspoken/doubtful “little voices” CHALLENGED AND CONQUERED !!! 🖤❤️🖤

[@benjamincrom7276]

This may be one of the most profound KZbin videos I've watched in recent memory. Thank you for sharing Sir. Regards, Benjamin K.

[@chrisbeau]

So true...get started, get moving, and the scenery shall evolve as you go and direction will get clearer, and more options will arise...but by all means get moving! Thank you so much for all that you are sharing with your fellow humans... :-)

[@kikihowe4799]

You are just brilliant ..Dr Peterson... You make me proud to be a Canadian ..We need you as our Prime Mister ....

[@bobray8125]

Simple yet sound advice. Always informative and enjoyable.

[@dylan8670]

In chess there's a saying that's fundamentally true, and it goes "A bad plan is better than no plan at all." Because a bad plans you where to correct and in which way to change your direction. No plan at all is far, far worse in chess than having a bad plan.

[@hfyaer]

Thank you Dr Peterson. I needed this "even badly" right now. I came from Paris to meet you in Amsterdam last year. You told me about incremental improvement back then. We've talked about AI and its implications. You were truely nice. A very complexe well-intentioned aura. I want to tell you that what Martin Weil did was a shame, and not to slow down on trying to reach the french cities. He was condemned by most people at least on youtube. There is here a deeply rooted toxic mindset, but people can't figure out its causes. I think that your discourse on the truth can be their remedy. Lies have became an art here. Wish you well.

[@pappaperc4286]

I’m 17 and I can tell already that this man will follow me for many years.

[@AdinaCameo]

God, how uncanny, could not be more timely! Now that I finished my studies, I have ZERO excuses. I completed a lot of what I put aside for when I finish my studies. Next, I am continuing my Self-Authoring either tonight or first thing tomorrow. I am watching this again the second my mind plays tricks on me. Thank you for the friendly reminder!

[@gmchessplay9043]

People think they need all of the knowledge and all of the experience in the world to write something meaningful. I’ve learned that the hardest part about writing, is to not second guess yourself and to just keep writing. Then you revise and rewrite, and continue like that. Over time you’re going to have a masterful piece of written work.

[@Rahulkumar-vu4qq]

You are a true educator for young and struggling person. Thanks for educating and teaching us to choose a right path and for our own good. You are a nice human being and god bless you.

[@scotchnstogies]

I’ve only just discovered you a month or so ago on KZbin. Mainly covering Canada’s C16 law. But I’ve since seen many lectures and other clips on various topics you speak on and I want to tell you, from the bottom of my heart; thank you. Thank you for waking me up to the dismal person I didn’t know I was and for relighting flame of life within me. I truly mean this and I’m not trying to be overly dramatic. You are an inspiration to anyone willing to open their mind and listen and be honest with themselves. You are a blessing to the world, especially in the days we live in and I say that with all the sincerity and seriousness that I have inside me. Thank you, Jordan B Peterson for all that you are and all you do to provide the guidance necessary to bring meaning, civility and honesty back into society and to turn around those of us lost in dismal black abyss for so long. You’re a credit to your profession, and to humanity itself.

[@lukeakerboom6298]

So good. ...21 years old. Absolutely needed this

[@OliverCowlishaw]

The truth of this just crippled me emotionally man. Such profound truths in every sentence.

[@MsMarysimple]

Keep up the good fight!!! Don't stop!! I believe in everything you are doing !!

[@jeffwillis1479]

That was the most inspiring thing I've ever heard! He's amazing!!!

[@lucas161789]

This guy changes lifes for real, not only for the next 15 minutes after you see any video. Big influence.

[@edgeofthought]

It's bloody amazing and feel fortunate; was in front row for this lecture, lecture 9; these zig-zag slides came up two weeks after I had a vision of the same exact ziggy-zaggy-like spacial movement in lecture 7. And again they appear in lecture 15. Although had a bad, terrible, month and a half concluding 2018, and felt like the entire world of light went black. No star to aim toward, not sure if I went blind or if the star disappeared. I appreciate that Dr Peterson has described that in real life, manifestations of "dragons" can, and sometimes do destroy would-be heroes who set out to slay them. Perhaps another element of this Self-Authoring suite, could be a metaphorical burn ward for gathering those who have been scorched by dragons.

[@PenelopeRyder]

Thank you for all the work you do and the service you are to this world. Your work has changed my world.

[@clearasil11]

After a life of full control I tried physiotherapy as an occupation and a passion. After six months I realized I don't know anything, and that I am indeed a fool, so I switched to hard manual labor in five shifts. It paid more, but lacked meaning. Thanks to you Dr. Peterson I returned to the world of physiotherapy, have now a permanent job, a house of my own, I'm taking responsibility and writing prolifically (compared to before). Thank you for helping me get back on track and to my passion.

[@TheSunshineGroup]

"...you become informed, then you are in formation, and then you're ready" Holy hell did Jordan just pull some preacher wordplay? That's awesome

[@scottvincent2483]

JP deployed "informed = in formation" in 2017 maps of meaning lectures

[@TheSunshineGroup]

@@scottvincent2483 pardon me, I haven't watched those lectures due to not reading the book yet.

[@AR-qq6gp]

Its weird cause this is the kind of logic i use to understand words and how they can be used in vocabulary. Try to explore all the applications and interpretations of a word that interests you. Its like finding out the uses of a tool

[@susannec659]

I'm listening to this at 3am. Best advice I have ever heard. Tk u! I wish someone had told me this years ago.

[@61984sd]

Well, that struck a nerve. Thank you, Professor.

[@Satomorae]

Thank you, Mr. Peterson. Listening to your lectures has been a blessing.

[@루바브블루]

This is a marvelous lecture indeed. Jordan Peterson always makes me inspired.

[@wernerbrits1771]

Mr Jordan, Sir. Greatfull I am for the skill you have (and sharing that gift with us) of breaking the important things/discussions in our current age down to the basic elements/principles from which they consist. Then to arange those elements into order, to articulate those elements and the correct order they should be in, in such a fashion that it could be better understood. Allow us to beter understand the complex issues that we are faced with today. Strength and Honour to you. Regards. W

[@OmegaGodBahamut]

I loved the entire lecture series this clip is pulled from, the entire over thirty hours of it!

[@christianhayward489]

Can't wait for the next Biblical lectures

[@OmegaGodBahamut]

Yes!

[@CrunchChicken]

Which book is next again? Exodus?

[@0ldPlayer]

Those 5 are enough to stop someone cold? I was gung ho until I saw the price. If it's an intellectual exercise that helps people with fucked up lives fix theirs, why charge a prohibitively high cost rather than a donate button so once people use it and improve their life they can reward you proportionately? I get you're hustlin but I'm just sharing my experience with a 6th barrier to doing the FAP

[@alvarojneto]

The crown jewel of the Professor's work.

[@c.a.g.3130]

Dr. P is brilliant, but he don't know squat about the Bible. Try something you're qualified to comment on, Doc.

[@onwrdandupwrd5303]

I think this is good advice for exam prep. Start doing practice questions before you 'feel ready'.

[@DanielRamBeats]

We're lucky to have this guy, thank you for sharing your wisdom and reminding us of our ability as men.

[@ealexandert1987]

Such an inspiring 7 minutes. JP is a humble genius!

[@sarahswayne8641]

This is my girlfriend's account I am a 32 year old man and Jordan has helped my mental health problems just by explaining them to me, if I can understand something I can begin to control the problem and he is literally changing my life I can't stop watching what he says. Thank you Jordan.

[@divchynad]

I just wanted to say thank you for this encouraging and motivating speech. This has been my philosophy for some years but you have put what I have been doing intuitively into words and illustrated so eloquently that it all makes sense at last.

[@AnkitSharma-qm7sg]

This river runs deep to the bone. This video might possibly at this moment have changed my life.

[@pixie89]

If you are not moving forward, you are actually moving backward.. great advice sir 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@tomb2574]

You just explained the entire human existence in this talk. We start stupid and make horrible decisions. Move forward always, make calculated mistakes to learn. Yes, calculated mistakes are learning experiences. You only stop becoming a valuable human when you stop pushing to learn. Can eating a sheep's eye in Greece be a learning experience? Of course, I know because I did it. The conversation that you are most scared of having, is the most important conversation of your life. The only equally powerful thing in this life is humor.. Just my thoughts.

[@jakeroddel1704]

Wonderful video Peterson! I’m a terrible writer and I don’t have time and I’ve held of the author program because of that,thank you so much!

[@jasmint1196]

I’m so lucky to grow up in a time where I can watch and learn from Jordan Peterson online and for free ❤️

[@GumballEdits]

The first Jordan Peterson video that didn't make me feel depressed afterwards. Love it.