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[@cjb1373]

A father for those who never had one.

[@josealfonsooo]

this is gold

[@TheZippyMark]

I think you may very well have hit the nail on the head there.

[@mssiluvmusic16]

Yes ... this is a very good way to think of him :). Love this comment ...

[@ddawg9224]

agreed

[@mikelroa8719]

My father was the completely opposite. God, how much i hate him.

[@crysishero1212]

“Its a moral obligation to pursue what you find meaningful” everyone should have that framed on their wall

[@01worldguy01]

serial killers too....your provocateur

[@crysishero1212]

@@01worldguy01 Touche ! lol

[@nathanielellis3457]

I don't think serial killers seek to find meaning in killing. I imagine their behavior to be far more impulsive

[@shadowdawg04]

You should add the first part of that statement.

[@mollyaster100]

I’m still a little confused on this because that leaves it down to personal interpretation?

[@matheweckhardt8154]

"Go out there and make something of yourself, for God sake"... I love this guy...

[@Sigmundkumarjung]

2 yrs back I wanted to die.Then my search for life introduced me to peterson,now I'm taking on the world like a warrior.Thank you for saving me.

[@angelajohnston7332]

I’m so happy to hear this! This is my reason for being here hoping to learn how to make my life better

[@Inquisitor2024]

❤hope fills us with life

[@simonfenton56]

I've been watching this man's videos for 3 weeks and he is stripping my depression apart and changing my life

[@susanb5058]

Simon that is so awesome!! I just found out about him too... he’s amazing. Wishing you all the best.

[@laurabarber6697]

Peterson also said that a liberal man is the most depressed. I don't know whether or not that fits your circumstances but it's certainly something worthy of being taken into consideration due to the source of this perspective. I wish you and all who read this the very best!

[@noexit21]

Thanks for sharing that! Taking charge of your life cures depression, stay strong , be grateful.

[@joseb6076]

Please do well to seek help faster. Jesus cares about how you feel and He is willing to help you out if only you allow him. Much love from Jesus.

[@SirGalaEd]

Simon...how is it going now. Its been 2 months...are you still orientating your life properly?

[@conservativemexican6229]

People like Jordan Peterson make me feel like I am not alone.

[@u4w8cmdd]

good for you gringo

[@doranonis]

exactly

[@isolationkills]

You're not alone. We are all very similar.

[@Thenumber12pwns]

We're dejected, but we're comrades

[@Thenumber12pwns]

@S T Ξ Λ L T H okay, probably should have used a different word lol

[@fallncobra6417]

This man has changed my viewpoint on life in the last 2 days. I’m 19 about to turn 20. Just putting this here so I come back to it in a week to see if I’ve progressed even a little bit. If you’re seeing this I wish you the best of luck.

[@isaacs2539]

Cobra, you are lucky you have the capital of youth. Take advantage of this while you're 19/20.

[@helenrogers1400]

@Fallin Cobra * Good luck, and don't forget to include God in your plans and equation. 👍💚☘🙏🇺🇲🇮🇪

[@kh884488]

Soon I'll be 47, so I'm probably more than halfway to my expiration date. I don't have too many regrets from my 20s, save one. I had a job at a decent company for 14.5 years. The company wasn't dishonest, but it was a bit soul sucking to work there. Finally, I decided to leave and go in a new direction. It wasn't easy to step into the unknown and it wasn't a perfect transition, but I'm so glad that I did, because now I'm in a field that is such a better fit. My only regret is that I didn't leave earlier. Morale of the story: life is short. Don't let yourself get stuck in positions that will keep you from long term fulfillment.

[@repent_0ne]

Friendly reminder

[@fantasticalyt2558]

Hey man hows everything going now?

[@leemcmullan]

"don't be afraid of failure but be terrified of regret" - Your welcome (quote I live by)

[@andrealmoseley6575]

Regret is the worst

[@arianemireille3331]

Thank you so very much.

[@frasermaxwell3634]

You're...not your 😉

[@MrMeon]

So so true!!

[@justme5096]

Agreed!❤

[@veradjuric9650]

“When the student is ready, the teacher will appear”. Jordan Peterson has appeared for all of us. I love listening to everything he has to say.

[@apstore4365]

When the student is ready..the teacher will leave

[@samanthaworkman-fenn8754]

Wisdom is a precious thing

[@tedlugano]

Love it! ACIM fellow. 🤗

[@neha9766]

Same man same

[@Chris-qg6kc]

That KZbin algorithm played a little bit in that

[@sirfultonbishop]

“It’s a luxury to pursue what makes you happy, it’s a moral obligation to pursue what you find meaningful.” JP

[@AnnaLVajda]

I am happiest when I do moral and meaningful things.

[@mdt471]

Don't most of us equate doing what we believe to be meaningful with happiness? There is little real-world distinction between the two. This is what peterson does. he restates obvious truths in far more words than are necessary.

[@grantlewis9925]

@@mdt471 Happiness can be very meaningless. Maybe you're happy when you're drinking or playing video games. On the other hand, something meaningful could be documenting/photographing the Sudanese genocide to spread awareness of atrocities. Or raging against the USSR despite the grave risk to your own well-being. That's not much fun and likely won't make you "happy", but it's incredibly meaningful. Even married life or raising children can be more meaningful than happy at times. Maybe if you're lucky you can find something that's both meaningful and consistently makes you happy, but that is most certainly a luxury. It's a modern delusion that the purpose of life is to experience happiness, thus the necessity of Peterson's dissent and the reason for your confusion.

[@mdt471]

@@grantlewis9925 Perhaps the confusion to which you allude lies in your definition of the word 'happiness'. You chose to attribute to it, synonyms like glee, cheerfulness, merriment and joy. These are appropriate. But so are the ones I chose when writing my comment...contentment, satisfaction, exhilaration, fulfillment. When I volunteer at a nursing home for the terminally ill, I experience none of the feelings you use to define happiness, but I feel happy . Happiness is not a thing, it is entirely subjective. Some people are happy to bully or steal. Don't believe that you can wrap an assessment of life experience in a neat package. You are absolutely correct in what you believe, but only according to one perspective, yours.

[@grantlewis9925]

@@mdt471 therein lies our misunderstanding. Your use of the word "happiness" is overly-broad leading you to misinterpret Peterson. Peterson uses the word as it is intended to be used. 'Happy: feeling or showing pleasure or contentment.' It is emotional and often fleeting. Even a successful, content person leading a meaningful life will experience pain or anguish and that's fine. Happiness is not implicit in (nor synonymous with) meaning - the two simply coincide from time to time. Those glorious moments when they overlap is when the tragedy of existence justifies itself, according to Peterson. All this to say, please don't write-off his ideas simply because you define terms differently (and less coherently) than he does.

[@nimaazhari1620]

Sir Peterson, my father passed away too early to teach me these things. I see you as my father and I'm doing great and someday I will make you be proud to have a son like me ❤️

[@laurasteffen5681]

You must talk with your Father. Flesh is not life. Don't be scared just because you cannot see him.

[@mj6637]

Man, this brought me to tears, Mr. Azhari. I've never met your dad, clearly, but I've no doubt that he lives on in you. Godspeed, young man. I pray the best for you.

[@serpa-studio]

I relate to your story, I lost my father when I was 1. My father was example for me from the stories that my brothers and people used to tell, how great human he was. Until I found Jordan Peterson, realize what a father would have taught me. Phenomenal

[@antoniodossantos5960]

Blessings Nima🌅

[@Msadri444]

@@laurasteffen5681 I love this comment considering I no longer have mine😔❤️

[@triciaceniceros5739]

His tone of voice is like a melody to my soul I love him he has truly changed my life

[@Revelations-hr9fg]

"The truth is a terrible thing, but not compared to falsehood." yes yes yes yes. YES!

[@devaxionrl8189]

moon attacker The truth is only a terrible thing if you only consider the negative aspects. They’re more positive aspects than negative. Truth only gets better, not worse.

[@deanthorpe1684]

@@devaxionrl8189 in context... The truth is a terrible thing as quoted. Obviously good truths aren't terrible but it's easier to pay attention to context than repeat the ifs and buts and exception to the rules every time you speak...

[@johnmith3454]

@@devaxionrl8189 The ultimate Truth for us humans is that, not only us personally, but EVERY SINGLE PERSON you will ever care about, is going to die one day. That is a terrible thing, but in this context, ignoring that inescapable fact is the falsehood. Live your life like it matters, and you matter, and what you do matters. That is the Truth that is positive, and the answer to the terrible truth of death.

[@paulgriffin2790]

@@johnmith3454 Great example of a 'terrible truth'. Thank you.

[@JuNoKun1]

Here is some terrible truth : there is no god.

[@matsten]

Coming from a black African in Africa, who has never left Africa. This guy has changed my life. In amazing ways. God bless Dr Peterson.

[@thezebraherd8275]

It is awesome to see that the power of the Internet can make this happen hopefully in the coming decades we in the west can learn from you as well

[@donniethekhajiit5252]

@David Kopp some people say he's racist that's why the guy mentioned race..

[@johntalak5453]

@David Kopp It was neither implicit nor explicit in the comment that it was a race thing. It was just dealing with the common liberal working knowledge that says that the followers of Dr Peterson are (i) dispossessed, (ii) male and (iii)caucasians of European decent. Any easy ref will be Cathy Newman in the channel 4 interview and a myriad of nay sayers that are coming to mind as I write. Number 2, This is really noting and being grateful for the Guttenberg effect more than anything else. Just showing that this guys message has as big a rich as has the printed page. I am aware that you do know that, in so far as what education can do for a man the printed page has done so much that it is now easy to for any one to get into a western institution of higher education as it is the same "language". Algebra in the States is equivalent to algebra in Zimbabwe. But until now, support in so far as "shrink" advice is concerned was only limited to the western world. But thank God, we of Africa can now access such resources too in an inexpensive manner. Lastly, if you are social scientist worth your salt, it comes in handy sometimes, to divide humans by gender, race and social class as these parameters do affect outcome. It has already been demonstrated with Hypertension as an example. Black people of African decent are more salt sensitive than any other class of people. If you are a black man you might want to know that stat. It should never be viewed as a race bating tactic but rather as the effect of KZbin.

[@steventhomas7487]

It’s inspiring to see Dr. Peterson’s message is so far reaching. Good luck to you mats ten!!!

[@TheMaidofHeaven]

I have many friends from Ghana and The Gambia who are all friendly, wonderful people. When I'm with them I feel like I'm with family.

[@mariajeetoo-luigi392]

I cannot get enough of this man. I adore his tenaciousness his articulation and most of ALL His vulnerability.

[@jolantahill787]

👍😘

[@OPatron24]

right, I feel that what makes him relatable. Everytime I listen to him speak I learn a new lesson

[@01mustang05]

Grosse!

[@roberthodgson3574]

In my 50's and still learn something from him every day. This man can change your life.

[@marco-antonio.]

With you on this.

[@MasteringLifesJourney]

Same

[@song8777]

Same here!

[@craginm]

Me too, and I just turned 80!

[@zachgarnett]

150th comment 🍼👏🏽🤦🏽‍♂️

[@patrickcharles7190]

Jordan Peterson is important for two reasons: 1) The world needs him....now, more than ever. 2) He's an excellent role model for all young men and women.

[@gingerbread7266]

Not just men, everyone. Which is one of the reasons he is universally helpful.

[@kebubas]

Especially the ones with weak or even no father figures

[@patrickcharles7190]

@@kebubas especially

[@youtubingbabs]

Why men?

[@youtubingbabs]

Wait.... I think I know... You're not excluding for females, you're just saying that there seems to be a void of good sincere and actually helpful role models who are male???

[@JamesRDavis-ft3wq]

Legend has it, the background music actually comes out of his mouth while he is speaking.

[@JO091715]

James R. Davis every great hero needs his own theme music which follows him around everywhere he goes. We need to go and find ours!!!

[@downeykids]

Joe Martinet like Debo

[@jackantor100]

Underrated comment ❤️😂

[@MrRABC1]

This made me giggle like a school girl, lol

[@kryptkleo2914]

Absolutely great comment.

[@petervollheim5703]

This man teaches us things we should have heard in our single digit years. Remarkable.

[@alwayspooh1588]

Yes, we should have heard these in our teens. Personally speaking, if I had, I would not have been such a dick in my 20s!

[@Pantherspride89]

God is using this guy to strike the intellect of young minds, starting with me. Going to see him lecture March 22 2022 in Charlotte, NC! I wish I could meet him. What a guy

[@yaboitone1126]

I'm near Charlotte and I am now going to see him, thanks to you!!!

[@kedartewar7445]

You guys so damn lucky to be able to meet him... I live half the globe away

[@Pantherspride89]

@@yaboitone1126 that’s awesome Antonio! You’ll love it! That’s why I put the date in my comment btw :)

[@tannertate6138]

I’m seeing him in March, also! In SLC!

[@jamesowens62]

I am 50. He has helped alot of us old guys also

[@goodvibesonly2015]

"When you're working with someone who knows what they're doing it's a bloody pleasure" Amen

[@ryanrich7133]

Listen bucko, i know the bloody literature

[@benjaminkunkel2239]

I attest to this

[@joelbritto2877]

@Doctor Slaps 😂😂

[@chivalrousjack]

Yes, it IS a pleasure working with me. Thank you.

[@shelleyrische4342]

@@ryanrich7133 p

[@vlove562]

I genuinely love this man with all my heart. He has changed my life. He was a voice in the darkness for my brother and I after my father committed suicide. It would be the greatest honor of my life to shake his hand one day.

[@denyseperry6160]

vlove562 I’m sure if you really want to shack Jorden’s hand you will. I’m rooting for you.D

[@tonyepierce]

Your father committed suicide. People who are gone do not realize how much we love them and miss them. That one moment when they are about to commit suicide and all we want them to do is pick up the phone. You found your way out....

[@seanfagan6727]

vlove562 - brave words, even braver actions. I admire your guts and integrity.

[@BrandonRouzan]

Thank

[@jaycee3209]

@Joseph Napier no thats grammatically incorrect, he had it right the first time.

[@nellosnook4454]

Jordan Peterson is one of the most intellectually sincere people in the public domain. As a devout Christian myself, I rejoice in his blossoming realization and embrace of Judeo-Christian truth.

[@keithcarey9372]

Jordan Peterson is a combination of brilliance, compassion, common sense and love. His presence on this planet at this time are so desperately needed for people of all cultures, ethnicities and ages.

[@gravity3.8]

we go to university to eventually bring value to the world. It makes so much sense but still so crazy to hear

[@wcstrawberryfields8011]

No joke, last year JP's encouragement actually saved a friend's life.

[@covill07]

I could say the same about a friend of mine. Thank god for this man.

[@MyUniqueHandle.]

he is the Shepard of the sheep, guiding the lost back to the herd.

[@JP_26]

An angel if there ever was one.

[@paulfroelich1024]

I like to imagine there will be a whole generation of people, of all ability levels, all races, all IQ's, genders, and sexual orientations, who put this sort of thing into practice and accidentally fix the planet by beginning to fix themselves.

[@Zeus-kj7nn]

@@paulfroelich1024 That's a great comment Paul. Let's hope.

[@danielwolzen3405]

His language is so concise and exactly to the point.

[@patsutubehortchan]

And flowing... Like a torrent.

[@KalemStLouis]

Dan Wolzen watch the debate against Sam Harris. That changes

[@ruburtoe1]

Being honest is what undergirds your relationship with reality. Trying to not say untruths or inconsistencies forces your perception of language to become more nuanced, or becomes easier as you consistently constrain yourself to those standards. You can approach perfection in construction of a semantic form, as an expression can approach "perfection" like 8/4 = 6/3 = 2/1 approaches simplest most efficient and effective forms. But being okay with the imprecision and inconsistency of 51/25 being a close enough representative meaning of 100/50, makes you incapable of simplifying an expression to the simplest accurate form of a meaning.

[@ruburtoe1]

@@KalemStLouis he's internally self consistent to his message/meaning, but you may be right in noting the change of meaning of a word or phrase he's used, considering the contexts.

[@jameciabruce8062]

Yessss

[@leyahbell6586]

His passion is contagious. In less than 30 minutes, he awakened a part of me that will never sleep again. Thank you!!!

[@Umm-mg3pb]

welcome to clarity baby!

[@fireballxl-5748]

I've never been more impressed by secular (not obviously God based but still God based) talk. Dr. Peterson has a gift and he works incredibly hard, endures loads of criticisms he doesn't deserve to be given and helps me every time I listen to him. EDIT: Just noticed the thumbs up on this video. Very few videos have over 200k thumbs up. That just screams pay attention.

[@MotivationHubOfficiall]

Agreed

[@SashaLipskaia]

"Go out there and make something of yourself, be honest, and work, be a bit of light on the world." Be a good one. Thank you, Jordan.

[@johngarza124]

That’s right

[@maryblesssing1749]

I know of a man who can help you manifest whatever and whoever you wanna manifest within two day

[@maryblesssing1749]

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[@Meeessh]

I read this as it was said, satisfying.

[@reverendbarker650]

Unfortunately Mr Peterson is not following his own advice. He is anything but a force for good.

[@neurocosm]

"It's a luxury to pursue what makes you happy. It's a moral obligation to pursue what you find meaningful."

[@mosin9105]

Ooh! What a good slice you took there!

[@shaymoreland4317]

That stopped me in my tracks phew

[@natashka1982]

I don't find anything meaningful lol

[@natashka1982]

@@KeithHiew covid is real, but the seriousness of it and danger isn't. I had it and am now fine. My grandpa died from it, but he was 89 in a hospital with a serious condition. Covid was definitely not worth destroying the economy over

[@wwtory]

@@natashka1982 None of that is proof of covid being real. That's just the flu, neumonia, phycological problems, medical corruption, media indoctrination into making us unhealthy... You see? Blaming anything on the "covid" brand is what gives the monsters power.

[@AtticusColdfield]

3 years passed since I discovered Jordan Peterson. My life changed so much I can’t even tell. It takes at least two years to start a new career and face life challenges. Thanks God I discovered that Canadian lad. Thanks God.

[@christianmunoz8391]

What changed for you if you don't mind me asking?

[@AtticusColdfield]

@@christianmunoz8391 I was a 30 yo bartender with no plan for life, always on the runaway from my responsibilities. My dream was something stupid like: win a lottery and move to cheap country after (or something like that, I hope you get the idea). Then Jordan kindly explained to me that this position in life - sucks. And I started to educate myself and all of a sudden found myself full of ambitions and dreams. Now I finished my education, I work at a very good IT company, I have a wonderful 2yo son and my life has a Meaning. I have courage to see the Dragon of Chaos and I found my own sword to fight it. But most importantly - I AM HAPPY. Oh, and also - I lost my extra weight and found my fav sport - running. And thats what I do. Why did you ask tho?

[@christianmunoz8391]

@@AtticusColdfield that's badass. Good for you! I was just curious really. Thank you for sharing!

[@AtticusColdfield]

@@christianmunoz8391 anytime bru! Good luck on your Path!

[@Elizabethgreen779]

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[@sarahfletcher01]

what a substantiaI approach you got here; we all need this, feels so good to be here. Thankss

[@sarahfletcher01]

You deserve aIl the attention. I’m excited to partake in this awesome experience.

[@craigm8461]

"We need a hierarchy of competence" - Jordan Peterson. It is amazing how much this is absent in the world.

[@skywanderer787]

Very true indeed that's what we need but we don't have. Yet, in another conversation Peterson insists that the West is a hierarchy of competence not of power.

[@OurNewestMember]

What's absent? The hierarchies themselves or people willing to say "we need hierarchies of competence"? As an editorial: I think we sometimes dislike the competencies that are (and are not) favored by the hierarchies, so it can be harder to desire genuinely engaging in the hierarchies. To make sense of these systems (and find a way to better benefit), I find myself needing to continually ask "what is favored by this hierarchy?"

[@hfweuiofnweuio500]

its not absent. we have it. but people are fighting it. we have libtards even in germany. whats obvious is that all of them are young. because those who remember

[@samharris3375]

A properly functioning hierarchy is built on competence. Lot's of corrupt hierarchies though that aren't necessarily built on values we should be perpetuating.

[@TheEggroll4321]

@Sean Bangerter Yes, competence is about results

[@BloominOnion1]

"If you're miserable in your job now and you change nothing, in 5 years you'll be much more miserable, and a lot older." That is the truth. Found a new job after 8.5 long years of searching for one. It was very difficult, but the clouds finally lifted and the good Lord helped me out of that situation.

[@danthornton5036]

Didn't he also put you in that position too? What with him being omnipotent and omniscient and that. Praise be :)

[@aromanmcse]

The Lord did not help you out...you simply got tired of the same way and decided to make a decision to change your circumstances. Good for you!

[@zacharym7000]

I agree with the other comments. Don't thank another for what you did yourself. You are better than that

[@hfokker9562]

I had given up before the Lord gave me aother job. Halllelujah!

[@susanb5058]

X marks the Spot Don’t tell people of faith that the Lord didn’t help them. WE BELIEVE that the Lord works in our lives that way. If you’re not a believer that’s your choice... not ours.

[@Dunkaroos248]

Man this hits home for me. 18 years into a career that doesn’t inspire me…wife, daughter, mortgage. Huge responsibilities, getting older. What to do? Where to go from here? Take action, make a plan, educate yourself, improve your social interactions. All so true. It’s possible for any of us to make that change, but you better be prepared to work for that change.

[@MeMyselfAndEyez]

Don't sit around long enough to realise the one already preparing for change was the wife.

[@ausomm]

To remember that we are but a breath in the image and likeness of a designer who loves us beyond what we consider let us take his Living Word once again to make it truth and he will show himself to every single one who determines to prove truth still will set us free

[@serveandpleaseiguess]

I don’t blame my father for not teaching me these things. He has given me things JP couldn’t. No one is perfect and no one has it all figured out, but this is comforting to hear. Be the best you can be for yourself and for the life you want to create.

[@PracticalInspiration]

I've never really understood the controversy surrounding Jordan Peterson, he seems to come from a place of logic and facts for much of what he says, especially when speaking about human psychology and behaviour

[@CalTN]

@nikita ember Just examine the questions he is constantly asked, over and over again. "Why are so many of your listeners alt right supporters?" "Why are you advocating hate speech against transgenders?" "Are you responsible for the backlash agsinst Kathy Nueman?"

[@tboned1]

You are correct. It is a false narrative. He is a common sense...wise man who wishes to help others.

[@Migantos9989]

Because people are close-minded soft snowflakes who love to make assumptions based on his ideologies; generally, not always, these people tend to have a victim mentality

[@RPDBY]

He is good at some things, but he dodges the question of ancient mythology and how seriously he treats it

[@johnnyb7271]

@@RPDBY If you've watched any of his Maps of Meaning lectures online you would know this isn't true...

[@goosebums1698]

I'm a fatherless child and this man is a like a regal father figure. What a brilliant mind. Many a words we need to hear.

[@nopeno2350]

Ya 22mins washed away years of abandonment

[@LVDMN-ub6kw]

brillian?... he believes in god..

[@bluewrenreilly129]

@@LVDMN-ub6kw No not completely he is still thinking about God.

[@david0hinckley]

@Goose bums good for you man, don’t listen to these trolls. JBPs message that you are in fact valuable and can in fact improve your own life is powerful. I agree with you my friend.

[@hermancain3399]

Be a light in the world; not a blight on it. Many need to hear this.

[@morenitascorp9246]

The king of clear thinking, has spoken.

[@stayhumble9279]

I was so stupid until I started listening to this God sent man. The best gift I could ask for in 2019. This year will be all about improvement and staying focus.

[@clyax113]

Good for you.

[@jiov3223]

Great honest comment! Love it! Listen to Jim Rohn...I met him 1989- he has since passed but his story is on KZbin.

[@Chukartramp]

You may be stupider than you realize

[@coniljw]

Go to PragerU.com & watch the 5 min videos there. Peterson has one on there as well.

[@variennecloete3962]

Amen.

[@valley3621]

Peterson is a treasure. His objectivity is like a light in the dark.

[@JimdalfTheOrange]

Gardening in the Hudson Valley it’s not “like” a light in the dark, it is a light in the darkness of modernity

[@georgegreig8054]

It's like a shite in the dark

[@JimdalfTheOrange]

George Greig that’s pretty creative

[@georgegreig8054]

James Orange yes!. I thought so to. It's my life's work. Available in paperback soon if you want to own a copy.

[@sixmilsix]

Hudson Valley I agree with you, Peterson is a treasure, Absolutely!

[@famouskate9071]

Wisest human I have ever heard. Says what we all know, fearlessly. He has saved countless lives. We are so fortunate to have him.

[@boredmonke2959]

I'm 16 years old now, this man is carrying my mental health and increases my brain cells every time. I'm so thankful for him. If I ever achieve and do things that I want in life, I will owe him all of them for giving me the guts to do it. I have no one to lecture me about these kinds of things, so I'm looking up to him as a father. It might sound funny but it's true

[@nelsonsierra5513]

I'm also here for you my brother

[@lilycikor4488]

Good for you!! Keep listening. You'll gain wisdom.

[@linussaurian4000]

I am turning 51yrs in few month. I don't believe that's it too late for me to pursue my life and its purpose. Yes it's going to be hard and very difficult to break those bad habits / behaviors. But in few years it will be worth it. Time really does fly and before I know it I will be closer to my goal. I am tired of what I had become. It's a existence void of any progress.

[@javierlandry7246]

S P Good writing. Keep up, man

[@poorenglishjuggler]

it's never too late man

[@rasher6290]

Keep us posted when you achieve your first goal.. Fair play, onwards and upwards :)

[@jimcruz9170]

I feel you Brother!!!

[@cokentomatosaucelol]

It's never too late to achieve your goals, I wish you all the best!

[@ravael3904]

The passion this man has in communicating his message is just electrifying

[@u4w8cmdd]

that because your to young and thats how you see it, wait till you get older

[@simulationdisruptor6033]

Montgomery Dok what the hell is that supposed to mean. you sound like a passive aggressive jerk. at least explain yourself if you have something to say

[@u4w8cmdd]

@@simulationdisruptor6033 just expressing my opinion thats all, as for passive agressive jerk i guess that your opinion isnt it?

[@rexstetson1717]

Two different times in this video, the second time being the end of the last clip, it sounds as if Peterson is so overcome by the issues he’s discussing, that he is close to crying. He genuinely wants to make the world a better place.

[@angelategos8109]

he speaks the TRUTH, which is indeed rare.

[@denominator208]

"I'm going to strive to constrain the malevolence that's in my own heart." Such powerful words. Focus on conquering your own demons, those are the only ones you can truly overcome. Fighting the demons around you will drain you of your spirit and make you bitter and resentful. It will make you feel powerless and increase the hatred in your heart. "The battleline between good and evil runs through the heart of every man." - Alexander Solzhenitsyn

[@DogFace.K9]

You can tell he's lived, experienced and interpreted the human condition. It's hard work but it's truly the only way to have a fulfilling life, to ask yourself the questions no one wants to ask and begin to picture a way of living one can be truly proud of. Amazing, I'd love to meet him one day!

[@warbhu]

"You should be afraid of taking risks and pursuing something meaningful but you should be more afraid of staying where you are if it's making you miserable"

[@cryptfire3158]

(this is no criticism of you or JP, this is just talking in general terms) I think the advice to "take risks" is over glorified. The actual advice should be "take calculated risks" which in essence isn't even risky at all, since there is more gain then to lose. Life is about risk vs reward, investment vs return on investment. The achievement of excellence in any field never comes from a blind leap of faith, or randomness in general. But rather, there are always a multitude of factors that bring the end result. And so what then am i suggesting? I would say that mindfulness, calculations, and prioritizations are the way to go.

[@racesmith20]

Fucking NAILED IT.

[@LakitaLong]

So powerful

[@Novakov.]

@@cryptfire3158 be careful with that too. There’s people that use the calculated risk argument and end up don’t doing anything at all because they can’t fully reach the requirements that they self imposed so they can safely quit a job or end a relationship. Other times they do manage to get the amount of money they said they’ll need to start whatever they wanted to do and then, they convince themselves that they need more money or more of whatever to actually make a move just because they are too afraid to act. Sometimes doing anything to get closer to what we want it’s better than just planning over and over in our head and never getting the perfect scenario to act.

[@funkmonster]

@@cryptfire3158 there’s always one guy like you. You’re the “uh actually” guy. “Actually blah blah blah!” So annoying. Just listen to the goddamn messages. He actually goes over what you said in another lecture.

[@jonasg.7290]

Expanded my vocabulary by tenfold just by listening to this guy

[@IuriSigma]

Lol so true. I believe Peterson has come to a level where he dominates his language in a way that he keeps expanding it while in his flow state. At least that's my impression. And English is only my second language. (I'm Brazilian)

[@silasgalvao6327]

iuri Lua vamo nessa amigo 🙌🏻

[@IuriSigma]

@@silasgalvao6327 Opa, é nóis nessa jornada kkk

[@mengmar1]

@@IuriSigma Sou inglês e na verdade existem certas pessoas dos quais são un prazer escutar na minha lingua e ele é um deles. A maneira q fala é perfeito.

[@IuriSigma]

@@mengmar1 Incrível, só consigo imaginar como deve ser para um nativo, se já é impressionante pra mim. Muito legal!

[@TheFredrico77]

Recently discovered this man, and I'm telling you that this man is the best bar none. Anyone who listens attentively to this man and follow his instructions will inevitably change their life for the better. You can develop the two markers for lifetime success.

[@Blingaling-qe2zw]

Most of his videos are good. There was a video he made about discipline. The intro showed a fat Black woman eating a Big Mac. Had fat people and gyms in the intro. It strikes as being a stereotype that fat people are lazy and not disciplined. A person can have a vitamin deficiency and not know it. Not having a fundamental vitamin in their body causes them to eat, because they are searching for the absent vitamin. There is no balance in their body, so they overeat. You can go to a doctor, but doctors do not always perform tests for this. Disappointed that he portrays fat people as being. greedy and lazy

[@TheFredrico77]

@@Blingaling-qe2zw I agree with you 💯

[@davidtomlinson6138]

He's a modern prophet, sent to help us all , he makes so much sense , people should listen to this great man 🙂

[@LeracTheGreat]

Jordan Peterson is my hero. His lectures and his work have changed my life. Who I have become now is so far beyond who I used to be that it is almost unbelievable. And I discovered him through a Cathy Newman meme! Here I am a year later. My room is clean. I published my book. Got a better job because I learned how to negotiate. The man is a saint, and he changed my life.

[@LeracTheGreat]

@@bellorusso Why would you assume that?

[@andrewbosket1672]

Great job!

[@LeracTheGreat]

@@andrewbosket1672 thank you!

[@C_R_O_M________]

Carl Roach he lives to hear things like that! It makes him feel that he really makes a change which he does. As you’ve noticed (above) there’ll be a lot of malevolence and envious behaviors around you. Don’t mind them, they have their own unsolved confusion in their minds to deal with. If you have an opportunity talk to them but just when they behave properly. Don’t encourage bad behavior like that of Nick Belorussian with your attention. This is exactly what he’s after: attention!

[@LeracTheGreat]

@@C_R_O_M________ that's why my initial response was just thatquestion, why would you assume that? That's what I've learned from Dr. Peterson. Let them speak their truth and you speak your truth, and the masses will decide the objective truth. Thank you for your support. Means a lot.

[@Pico_444]

Incredible personality. How anyone can dislike Dr Peterson is beyond me

[@ailicrew]

intelligence is frightening for a lot of people.

[@justinnix1347]

Yeah because some people wield it in very bad and evil ways.

[@caydenleach7281]

Some people dont like him because he speaks the truth some people aren't ready for that

[@THEMINITIMES]

Idk the white privilege thing he did was kinda a turn off for some people

[@FOURTEEFIVE]

Bad Times God what

[@unknwn9418]

I'm literally crying while watching this. This man has really helped me a lot and taught me so many things.

[@TheFredrico77]

Mr Jordan Peterson, the day your mother brought you into the world every living being gave a standing ovation. You're a gift from God my friend.

[@georgereed1568]

There is something fascinating about Jordan because it's like hearing something new for the first time but knowing you knew it, such an odd thing to experience.

[@Balthazar2242]

I know what you mean!

[@redeemerl5212]

I feel the same way with abraham hicks

[@travelpk2224]

That is a great observation. He talks common sense. We know it but don't believe it. He makes you believe in the human potential. Then he tells you can do it but you have to work hard for it. Sacrifice. Consciousness. Happiness is not the goal. Working to make your day better than yesterday and for the world around you. And it is ok if you are unhappy because life is a suffering. And he tells us to ahead and face it and fight it. So these are parental advices which we miss when we grow up. He dares to repeat them strongly as a father and you take them happily as a child since you believe it is coming from his heart.

[@spacebum]

That’s right on the nail. Exactly what I was thinking.

[@Dipsxi]

This is what art does

[@samiahmadi6862]

“Make the world that put you there happy that it put you there.” I felt that 😭

[@user-qw6nr8dd9u]

It’s true.

[@Vugen18]

SAMI UR BREAK)ING THE CAR!

[@ericmckinley7985]

The world doesn't care about you one way or the other

[@peterfazio9306]

An amazing lesson.

[@maryblesssing1749]

I know of a man who can help you manifest whatever and whoever you wanna manifest within two day

[@ericc698]

Wow. Here I am at 25 years old Down on my luck and just felt really depressed this morning and jump on KZbin and this comes across the feed. Watching the entire thing and watching more. Great advice and beautiful story telling structuring.

[@hazelpetersen172]

Stay encouraged, you can do ałl thats in your heart because " You and God are the majority in your Life"❤❤❤🎉

[@qualityquotes229]

“I don’t think that you have any insight whatsoever into your capacity for good until you have some well-developed insight into your capacity for evil.” -Jordan Peterson

[@hanachelache66]

This guy changed my life. I left a career I hated two years ago and found him around the same time. Now I have a job I love and am so much better at dealing with difficult situations. Thank you Dr Peterson. 😍

[@hugejackedman7423]

I’m happy for you mate. I wish you all the best in that career.

[@hanachelache66]

@@hugejackedman7423 thank you. It wasn't an easy step but I'm so glad I took it.

[@dondressel4802]

Wow now that took real courage on your part Congratulations

[@jameshaynes5374]

I’m honestly curious : What job did you leave and what job are you doing now?

[@hanachelache66]

@@jameshaynes5374 I worked as a marketer. It was bully central. I now work as a children's performer, which isn't for everyone but it makes me very happy, and I also work as a freelance content writer to boost my income. I'm 1000 times happier and more self motivated now.

[@alexisidro]

Every single Monday, or beginning of the week, I watch this video. I don’t care how many times I’ve watched it, I still do. Keep that fire burning 🔥

[@adrianna8993]

Alex Isidro i watched today for the 1st time n blew my mind.

[@billhildebrand5053]

Alex Isidro Go for it Alex...I lived my life with being a light rather than a blight. I went to university when my mom and dad totally rejected me for going. Almost a nervous breakdown ..but okay....so much blame and shame in the world...

[@kushagrasonkar]

@@billhildebrand5053 way to go brother. People like you keep the sun shining

[@billhildebrand5053]

Kushagra Sonkar Thankyou ...Pursue what is meaningful

[@billhildebrand5053]

Alex keep on researching...

[@preciousamaechi689]

So intense!!! wow!, never heard anyone speak so passionately about existential conundrums and angsts. Thank you Sir.

[@MasteryOrder]

Use great ideas to build yourself into a man of strength and good character, a man of your word, skilful and with a purpose that serves the ones around you. If you enjoy ideas about masculinity and mastery, I invite you to explore the videos I share on the Mastery Order Channel. Challenge yourself with some concepts about manhood, explore your masculine potential to the maximum and become the kind of man you would admire. We can only better ourselves together, as men among men, so I invite you to use what I share and, of course, share your own opinions so that others can benefit from them as well. Looking forward to your points of view. All the best to you!

[@carolyndavasligil1388]

Wonderful.

[@marshalllhiepler]

You've just got to admire a man that can accurately explain in precise detail, why you are pathetic, loathsome, and under accomplished ... in such a way, that you are excited to hear it. 😁👍

[@katejones2172]

Yeh

[@barbarajasso7023]

I admire your precisely worded honest comment with a lift. Good job. Thrills me when negative words are used for good.:)

[@carolyndavasligil1388]

And he motivates me to improve myself.

[@bidong407]

Im really lucky to find this guy at my age (18 years old) because he gives you objective and critical steps into giving your life meaning and not make it miserable. Such an inspirational father figure. I really do hope i can make it in this life. I hope you guys do too.

[@realitychick1826]

You will thrive❤️

[@barbaralemarier4421]

I am glad you listen to him. I wish he had been around when I was growing up. Then again we didn't have cell phones or KZbin lol... But seriously I would encourage any young person to listen to this man's wisdom. You will do just fine in life I'm sure.

[@maorshohat6595]

I'm the same (18 as well)

[@deaddropsd1972]

YES. YOU. ARE. 👊🏽

[@alrent2992]

Your a fortunate young man to find such gratifying words. At 62 for me it's better late than never. God bless you.

[@jordanlazaro1676]

"It's a luxury to pursue what makes you happy, but it's a moral obligation to pursue what is meaningful for you." That hit home. I was a male ballet dancer but am pursuing medicine. I can relate

[@Jamieandrew1]

Yes!!!

[@barbarafordham9185]

I love that. I left a secure job to be a ballroom dancer. Even though my dance career was short, I can say I did it and nothing can take that away. Even if you dont reach your goal, what you learn during the attempt is a blessing.

[@ducksparrowmybel8night430]

@lays barbeque other way around. If he is Asien or not no idea.

[@rosemaryvan6885]

Weird. I read this quote as he said it. Likely need to think about this farther.

[@1pepituh]

So you did what he said.. You didn't pursue just what made you happy! Some more meaningful value led you to pursue medicine instead of ballet...

[@jennyrodriguez6264]

This beautiful Man is the very reason why IM still here if I can be completely honest with myself. Damn, I still remember the day I was discretely saying my Goodbyes and I was going to take my own life... He came that exact same day... Crazy how everything in life has reason.Seems just like yesterday.... I'm just Genuinely Happy to learn that someone finally had understood me and all my struggles. Truly Heavensent♥️ Made me cry myself so much. Good thing that same crying is what I needed to Vanquish the demon Scuicide. He saved my life. No one had ever shown me so much love, including myself. Thank You♥️

[@joshuaparish8246]

This is so powerful. Thank you for sharing this.

[@ernanfitness]

2 years ago I lost my mother, I was lost and had no goals. I didn’t know what to do with my life but this man helped me get my act together. Now, I’m in a better place mentally and physically - pursuing what is meaningful to me, building my personal brand. It’s not easy and everyday I’m working on developing myself.

[@MrGorobu]

This man has caused an intellectual explosion in me.

[@Joel2.24]

that's called a(n) orgasm...

[@bemusedmusician807]

Go for it mate. We can all push ourselves to live better lives

[@alexandraelena6499]

Here too!

[@halomorningstar967]

Same!

[@i6g7f]

The intellectual alternatives to Jordan Peterson are so rare

[@fredhno]

I used to work as a programmer, hated every second of it. I was depressed. Over a year ago I started pursuing a life I wanted, I quit my job, the most scary choice I've ever made in my life. I went back to school, and now work day and night towards being able to live off the life of an illustrator. It is incredibly difficult, but I'm happier than I've ever been in my life. Recently a friend of mine showed me Jordan Peterson and his talks. He's saying everything my heart has been screaming all my adult life, and it is really helping me pushing even harder. Thank you man, you truly are doing something good in this world!

[@StephenE-mx5fe]

Loved your comment, truly inspirational. Thank you.

[@raymeester7883]

@Goodvibe - Be careful what you wish for.

[@fredhno]

@@paranormalphenomena563 it was mostly the workflow, the complete lack of any incentive to be creative. It felt like working in a digital factory, just putting together digital boxes (exaggerating, but still). I'm not trying to put anyone off the career. If you truly enjoy the systematic side of it, then it may be for you. For me, I got the impression of it being more creative during my studies. I am very much an artist at heart though, more so than most. Long story short, just listen to yourself, your hunch is honestly the best thing you have.

[@MylesKillis]

I was in school to be a programmer. Now im in the infantry and while it sucks its the kind of suck that i actually find meaningful.

[@SantiagoRodriguez-zi3gv]

Jordan has a way of explaining things you've always known but could never articulate

[@ipaintpro]

I listen to you, Dr. Peterson, every chance I get for about 3 years now and I'm sure I have before stood up and gave you a standing ovation. It's a really nice, loud, strong clap as if I were dead in front of you . I respect the compassion you speak with probably more than the teaching itself. My dad,Jack Daniels, lol he's not the bottle; he is better. January, he turned 89, and it cripples my soul not having his amazingly wise mind eye to eye and with the same amount of compassion .Truly a very rare, like yourself, rock solid guy that balanced his life impeccably and effortlessly. He was my mom growing up, and I have zero complaints. I was terrible in school though. Smart but always skipping. Bored. Very outdated education was my attitude even my teacherswere all old and smelly , and the fact my dad NEVER shared with me the insane amount excellence he was recognized for in school ! Valedictorian, President debate lettered in basketball and baseball, most handsome, literally every single page of his annual his sister showed to me when I was 23. Immediately!! I wanted answers. I took summer school for God's sake! I slowly walked up to him, waiting for him to look up at me. Eye to eye is a big deal to him. I tapped him lightly on his chest and asked, "Why did you keep all that from me?" He looked up at me with oh so humble green eyes and said, "Because I wanted you to be yourself.....wow. life changing. Love is the best gift, but a beautiful mind is like priceless art. You have picked up right where he left off. It was my biggest fear, beginning years ago. Who would or could spoon feed me life lessons in the most beautiful and intriguing way to the point where you are ready to do that very thing and its part of your soul now .... I am overwhelmed right now with gratitude for you both being the most important thing in my life.

[@EndySefa]

I have a lot of respect for Mr. Peterson because he literally changed my life for the better. He is a true inspiration.

[@MotivationHubOfficiall]

Use great ideas to build yourself into a man of strength and good character, a man of your word, skilful and with a purpose that serves the ones around you. If you enjoy ideas about masculinity and mastery, I invite you to explore the videos I share on the Mastery Order Channel. Challenge yourself with some concepts about manhood, explore your masculine potential to the maximum and become the kind of man you would admire. We can only better ourselves together, as men among men, so I invite you to use what I share and, of course, share your own opinions so that others can benefit from them as well. Looking forward to your points of view. All the best to you!

[@chrishocken8681]

"Despite the fact that life is a tragedy tainted by malevolence, at every level of existence there is something about the human spirit that can thrive under precisely those conditions... " I love this.

[@steven5054]

Deepak achievement unlocked.

[@ElFeilasouf]

@Goodvibe - well he says "can thrive" not "will thrive".

[@jibba0jabba1]

Chris Hocken he is a scholar

[@halomorningstar967]

He said that and I suddenly felt tears coming up in my eyes. I was like, wtf I didn't expect that to happen! It was truly what I needed to hear.

[@lynn9935]

He makes so much sense. How can anyone disagree with him. I could listen to him all day. He is telling everyone exactly what they need to hear.

[@bellorusso]

Then sit down and make your life plan. Do what the YT philosopher tells you.

A luxury to pursue what makes one happy...a moral obligation to pursue whats meaningful. Yep..hes a monster alright...just not the way they want him to be.

[@johnsmith2830]

"how can anyone disagree with him" - You obviously haven't seen him debate with Sam Harris :P

[@bugzyhardrada3168]

Lol

[@user-un5iz6th1n]

Nick Belloruso unlike most on KZbin, including the glut of anonymous knee jerk critics such as you, Peterson is much more than a KZbin philosopher. And unlike most here including the aforementioned glut including you, he has a lot to offer and is well worth listening to.

[@carolyndavasligil1388]

Thank you for your bravery to speak the truth especially in our present world.

[@MotivationHubOfficiall]

💯

[@gabrieladams122]

Commenting here to hold my future self accountable. I will absolutely create an amazing future for myself.

[@MotivationHubOfficiall]

Use great ideas to build yourself into a man of strength and good character, a man of your word, skilful and with a purpose that serves the ones around you. If you enjoy ideas about masculinity and mastery, I invite you to explore the videos I share on the Mastery Order Channel. Challenge yourself with some concepts about manhood, explore your masculine potential to the maximum and become the kind of man you would admire. We can only better ourselves together, as men among men, so I invite you to use what I share and, of course, share your own opinions so that others can benefit from them as well. Looking forward to your points of view. All the best to you!

[@TechnicalDifficulties]

Jordan Peterson is the only person who makes me clap after watching a youtube video.

[@deanthorpe1684]

@@s.p.5455 when you say actor what do you mean?

[@deanthorpe1684]

@@s.p.5455 oh OK. So what role is that?

[@Alexander-fp6yp]

👏🏼

[@markdemell3717]

Him and Rush , for me any ways.

[@3zombie81]

@@deanthorpe1684 Internet dad

[@GianfrancoFronzi]

Youth is a strange period , by the time you've figured it all out it's too late .

[@briangreene7085]

If I had known then what I know now.............I'd probably end up making a whole new set of mistakes this time round haha. You can look at the past, but never stare, it's too cringy to bare in most cases ; )

[@alexandergill4584]

It’s only too late because of today’s society. It wasn’t always like this.

[@Schaufelor]

@@alexandergill4584 Yeah back in the days (when i wasn´t alive) life was much more simple for most people. They just had to live it. Today the world has become very complicated, is constantly changing and gives most people way to much choices. It seems almost inevitable to make wrong decisions all the time, even if you are just choosing a chocolate brand. You could say that our life is too short now for this complexity. But i have no clue if you wanted to say something completely different, haha ;)

[@thedistinguished5255]

NO?! Most of the work you do as a child is becoming a person and if your parents decided for you, you wouldn't have the drive yourself to learn and try and be strong, perhaps you wouldn't have any dreams to live up to. On the other hand, that can be done sooner or later and around twenty would be plenty, because it isn't too late to do something or too soon to have some sense of what you're doing

[@PaulBrunache]

I’m 39 yrs old and I’m here to tell you it’s not too late. I started to pursue my dreams last year, i’m not close to achieve success but i know with a shadow of a doubt i’m closing the gap between now and my success. It will be mine

[@madisonmichelle5182]

Oh, so needed to hear this today. Just moved 1,600 miles away from my old home/life and I started to second guess my decision.

[@MikeDoozie]

“It’s a luxury to pursue what makes you happy; it’s a moral obligation to pursue what you find meaningful.”

[@01mustang05]

No! Do no harm because it's what's needed.

[@orange-one]

Such a powerful quote

[@scotthelwig9640]

I applied Jordan's advise on life three years ago, and I completely changed my life. Today, I live motivated by my desires - not the desires of others. It took an almost complete overhaul of everything I was (dropped my religion and most friends, changed my choices of entertainment, moved to another city, ate to live, and started life anew with allowance of only positive reinforcements in). It's been great.

[@bee_R_]

Scott Helwig why drop religion?

[@rasher6290]

@@bee_R_ well if he's happy without it, why need it.. Every compitant person knows its made up anyway

[@firebymisfire2640]

Mon R - think about it, he wants to live by his desires and not the desire’s of others and most religions are rules and laws placed on us by a single being or multiple beings meaning if you follow it you are living your life by their desires or in other words the desire of others, giving himself possible boundaries that could restrict him from fully reaching his own potential (I’m talking more like sex before marriage type restrictions rather than restrictions like committing murder)

[@Peter-gm8ei]

​@@rasher6290I recommend listening to Peterson some more, Peterson is so against striving for solely happiness, and he has long and many lectures on the importance and physiological significance of region in culture, specifically Christianity in the western world as were so successful (relative to other civilizations) its quite brash to say that "Every compitant person knows its made up anyway", there is a lot more to it than you think.

[@inspirationalpostbyleverso6263]

DONE THE SAME THING WITHOUT MOVING AND RESTARTING MY JOURNEY WAS THE BETTERMENT OF MY LIFE BECAUSE I NO LONGER DOUBT MYSELF, INSPIRATIONAL POST BY LEVERSON.

[@theferalfarmer6706]

There is power in the phrase "it's a luxury to pursue what makes you happy; it's a moral obligation to pursue what you find meaningful." That, is why I am a farmer. It ain't easy, but it's right.

[@ccs4959]

There's this other speech where he talks about how everyone is suffering, and how some of us atleast try to bear through the suffering. Jordan says to try and "transcend" your suffering. He then talks about how he knew a guy who worked on powerlines, he got in a motorcycle accident and it really wrecked the guy. What did he do? He would go out with his partner who had Parkinsons in the heavy snow and work on lines. 2 people for the job of one. They're doing it, bearing through it. Doing what they find meaningful. Jordan then says "And the lights are on.." Thanks for "keeping our lights on", your service is amazing.

[@ashaki555]

Abundance of crops which teach everyday when a seed becomes a plant waiting to see the harvest.

[@jackc981]

JORDAN PETERSON is extremely rare, praying to find more people Like him to help others become A better man even woman.

[@joshuachristopher2711]

From being an alcoholic, chain smoker, lazy AF!!, zero ambitions and zero goals in life, disowned by family, one step away from depression or who knows, in deep depression because I didn't understand what was going on in my life. - Then all of a sudden this man Jordan Peterson shows up and changes it 💁. Today, best sales performer, Drink alcohol only when I feel it's absolutely necessary maybe once a month or sometimes never. No cigarettes for 6 months now. There's no family gathering happening if my name ain't on the list!!! Guys, this man, is doing some great work. For those of you going through the winter, the summer is coming soon. Listen to every word this man says and within a couple of days, months years you will receive respect and abundance beyond your imagination. Thank you Sir Jordan Peterson for changing my life and the life of others. ☺️

[@brillianttec3504]

We need more teachers like him to teach the world so many things that teachers don't teach.

[@samanthaworkman-fenn8754]

Brilliant Tec he is a PHD psychologist

[@panchophotog]

Fantastic human being, how lucky we are to have him in this world and in these days, a genuine privilege. Bravo.

[@MichL_71]

This is what I keep saying! What a time to be alive.

[@nomore9004]

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[@asianbodyart]

try John Anthony Hill

[@panchophotog]

@@nomore9004 Thanks!

[@panchophotog]

@@asianbodyart Thanks I'll check him out!

[@msgingerjourney]

Jordan gives us a continuous dose of sanity. It's all so obvious to those of us who lived in simpler, saner times.

[@MotivationHubOfficiall]

I think same

[@ThinkStation.11pm]

8:55 In Peterson's discourse, a choice unfurls, Within our grasp, yet hidden like pearls. With each decision, destinies align, In applying wisdom, life's treasures we find.

[@motivationradio6375]

I fully support this idea! This idea is simple yet groundbreaking and effective ❤❤❤

[@maynardskunk4834]

30 days sober, your an inspiration JP!

[@annaguimaraes7343]

Congratulations! Hope you're still doing great!

[@emphase6]

10 months sober now?

[@francopiffero1786]

Keep at it, man! Absolutely something go be proud about. Congratulations

[@adrielpahati185]

It's been one year... i really hope you're still doing well, especially during the pandemic... keep being sober man... you got this!

[@peterfallon4018]

How’s the sobriety going? It’s a daily, hourly, minute-by-minute task.

[@YouElm]

"The truth is a terrible thing, but not compared to falsehood" My man is a mutha-feasting poet!

[@School-Of-Thought]

It's so wonderful to see God working through Jordan 🙏

[@kilmall2674]

My nearly, daily dose of decency & honesty, Thank You, Jordan

[@viiiRA_]

"You have to sharpen your social skills" DAMN IT JORDAN, CALLING ME OUT

[@gsjddhshd60]

Alright

[@scottlee9373]

Me too, and bare assed naked to refute!

[@ChefofWar33]

Only if you want to get better at it! XD

[@kikibutterfly1137]

Your comment made me smile, you might find joy in the interactions. ☺️

[@manny9229]

But in the back of your mind you knew this, maybe you just chose to ignore it

[@JimRatFitness95]

Whenever I hear people talk about improving your life I feel like there trying to sell me a product and have ulterior motives. When Jordan talks I feel like he actually cares about me and wants the best for me

[@calummcluckie426]

@Vesta you know that there is that one thing you have been meaning to learn. We all have one. I challenge you to take the 1st step either the day you read this or day after no excuses. Take me on and good luck friend

[@TheLKStar]

Because in a conceptual level, he does. "Gurus" want to make money, Jordan wants to make a difference. For him, money is a consequence, not the objective.

[@jjiacobucci]

Yes. Exactly. You hear it in his voice

[@williedesmond8201]

Yea right he cares about his checks

[@johnminks453]

the world needs to hear this man. He is super smart . he knows what we are going through and what we need to fix it

[@simonbozwell4466]

I love you all keep believing and know he who needs you hears you.

[@NAJErEa91]

"BE A LIGHT IN THE WORLD INSTEAD OF A BLIGHT!" - KING JORDAN PETERSON!!!

[@somethingelse7431]

I'm 50, not in college, but I think Jordan is a life changer.

[@i6g7f]

So do I, at age of 47. I am reaching out for alternative couches/teachers also, but didn't find some in many years

[@roberthodgson3574]

Never to late

[@vincentwilliamcarmichael4257]

I'm 49 and I feel the same as the rest of you. I agree, Jordan is a real life changer. An exceptional one. I'm so thankful I've recently discovered him.

[@Shushkin]

It's never too late

[@gabigolding186]

The reason you have more men viewing you videos......most of them never had a responsible father to walk the walk or talk the talk, as a mother I thank you so very much!

[@babaregi5934]

There are more men that watch KZbin in general too.

[@Gringorilla]

Uhm... Are you saying more boys than girls have been left by their father? Where on earth did you dig up that information?

[@RubinRudeboyCarter]

Gringorilla no she's saying there wasn't anyone teaching them how to be men , I'm one of em I have a dad we never lived together he's not a bad bloke but he's barely ever taught me anything

[@saurabhdaga3231]

My father tells me good things, but I have never heeded his advise. I guess, the fact that he isn't a very successful person makes me not take him seriously.

[@RubinRudeboyCarter]

@@saurabhdaga3231 youv got a bad attitude

[@davidtomlinson6138]

It's like he's been sent on a mission to speak to us all ,for us to see the light about life and to listen to his wisdom and truth .The difference is it 1st happened couple thousands years ago and we know who that was ,this is now .He's here again with the message , for a reason , for mankind. Listen, learn, understand , it's important. Great man , they said he would return 🙂 AMEN .

[@kentborges5114]

DR. PETERSON IS A TREASURE...HIS WISDOM IS PARAMOUNT