Jordan Peterson Emotional Interview with Patrick Bet-David

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[@lenaadamopoulos6750]

wonderful job, remarkable interviews, congrats!

[@wascallywabbit3372]

@The Godless lol okay Hitler

[@ShandeleReynolds]

@The Godless yours says it all!!!! You don't know crap so why open your mouth. And why are you here if you have that problem??? To try to get someone to think you might actually know something??

[@ShandeleReynolds]

I just love to hear this guy interview people!!!

[@Hands2HealNow]

@@lenaadamopoulos6750 I agree. Does anyone what month and year was this.

[@HamedAdefuwa]

If Pat continues like this, he'll end up being one of the best interviewers of all time. The art of knowing when to be quiet. Beautiful.

[@trawomormartwiak7005]

You stole my opinion 😊😉 🙋👍👌👏👏

[@isayaasiin]

Watch the one with Dr Oz

[@jacobmoreno8149]

Yes.

[@waynecutting]

Resonance funniest comment here

[@cathalbuckley3606]

He's an absolute wizard at his craft, honestly so refreshing to see

[@HeidiJoubert]

I'm pretty much on a strict Jordan Peterson diet for the last 4 weeks and my life has literally transformed and blossomed, in almost every area!

[@Emilia-ps2th]

What did you start with?

[@justintaylor5915]

Follow your Jordan Peterson binge up with a Robert Greene Binge, you wont regret it! Those two men are so philosophical and enlightening. You cannot embrace their message of "take control of your life" and not blossom as a human.

[@tinfoilhatter]

he's great! and he's just one guy! we're gonna need a heck of a lot more time, right?

[@robertblake1032]

Wow ! I’m impressed.

[@bruceli9094]

Have you rescued your Father yet?

[@gracekestler4116]

Everyone's talking about Jordan Peterson, but I also want to thank the interviewer for actually listening and letting Jordan Peterson speak. Interviewers just don't have any idea how important this is.

[@haley4302]

100% agree. It is such a rarity. Patrick Bet David is an excellent interviewer.

[@championsleague5692]

Democrats don’t let him talk

[@Barefoot433]

Yes, if they're not trying to argue against him (foolishly), they are either trying to one-up him to show how bright they think they are, or think they're having a conversation on equal terms. It gets really pathetic.

[@jrno93]

patrick has the best interviews. he always asked amazing questions .

[@skellymon1771]

and also asking good questions.

[@TheBuzz222]

Jordan Petersson and Patrick Bet-David are two honest people working for the betterment of all. I take my hat off to you for your efforts. Thank you both

[@maggietattersfield2859]

❤yes thank you Jordan Peterson and Patrick Bet-David 🎉🤗🤗

[@bungalowmo]

Absolutely. 2 great minds. I could listen to them both for several more hours!

[@TheBuzz222]

I'm a CAB of the QOR now the PPCLI my tour of duty lasted 3 years at the height of the cold war from 1964 / 1967 A time etched into deepest recesses of my mind. I spent a lifetime or two trying to forgot it all just to be here today to spend the rest of my life trying to remember what I forgot.. If there are any other CAB's of the COLD WAR from Soest West Germany I would love to talk with you.@@bungalowmo

[@markakers5851]

I am impressed with the interviewer's skills. He is deliberately trying to draw out the wealth of information in Jordan Peterson rather than trying to out debate him as others I've seen have tried to do. Thank you, Patrick!

[@sydneyshaw607]

Mark Akers That’s what happens when you know your limits and aren’t an idiot or ego maniac trying to one up one of the brightest minds on the planet 🤦🏻‍♂️👏

[@mplsmaven9337]

Mark Akers it seems that PBD does interviews not debates. He wants everyone’s knowledge. Not to debate where you just get a rehash of things you mostly already know.

[@joeharmer574]

Smart people always listen as if the person they are listening to may know something they dont

[@NiranjanRavikumar7]

@john smith That is powerful, brother.

[@evafenton515]

@@joeharmer574 I wouldn't necessarily say all smart people, but wise people do.

[@pivono1]

Jordan once taught me that I should clean my room. Now I own a house with 8 rooms and they are all clean - thank you so much Jordan.

[@kuniakai]

I love that one!

[@kymberlynnethompson9306]

Wow! JP is Nothing BUT a Cheap Slogan FUX SAKE! You kids truly are victims of this 'MindFuck' JP has literally 'Raped' your Very Belief System & your Whole World View! How CAN You think that your 'Soul' is Still your own or Safe or Even Intact W/O YOUR CORE BELIEFS & YOUR VIEW OF THE WORLD THRU YOUR OWN EYES??? WAKE THE FUCK UP!!! Before It's Too Late!

[@kuniakai]

@@kymberlynnethompson9306 this ideology stems from the biblical belief that one's own house should be in order.

[@pivono1]

@@kymberlynnethompson9306 speaking of soul, you seem far from redeemed or stable. So thanks for your constructive effort but your soul just didn’t cut it. I wish you the best beside all that anger of yours. Bless and ciao.

[@rustymeatball9243]

@@kymberlynnethompson9306 obviously you havnt cleaned your room

[@apx476]

The fact his level of intelligence doesnt hinder his ability to remain in touch with his emotional mind is refreshing and encouraging.

[@Blonde_Somnambulist]

quite often high intelligence runs alongside sensitivity, especially in artistic types.

[@alexbarcovsky4319]

Yea but its getting anoying to watch him lately when he cries for 20 minutes traight every speech...

[@PastPerspectives11]

He’s a Jung scholar, and Jung was all about incorporating the intuitive, the emotional, and the logical aspects of the brain.

[@auniquehandle]

@@Blonde_Somnambulist well Peter said there's only one type of intelligence, all other are hoax

[@auniquehandle]

@@alexbarcovsky4319 yeah, and the guy literally said there's no such thing is EQ. What's your thought about this? Cus i'm not buying that

[@jodiebasye9798]

We need MORE professors like this in our schools not less.

[@furerorban1488]

J Peterson "my message to the Hungarians: what your Fuhrer is trying to do is to restore the metaphysical foundation of Hungarian culture."

[@Martin-qn1sx]

They’re getting rid of them in place of professors that are the complete opposite

[@NYShepherdGirl]

​@@Martin-qn1sx So sad...

[@gardaorba]

JBPerverson: "My message to the Hungarians Do not rebel against your PM Your leader is trying to restore the metaphysical foundation of the 1000 years old Hungarian empire I would like to tell you a secret about Jesus and a secret about your PM. Another name for Jesus is Viktor"

[@milademjayy]

*We need more men like this. However, as a man you need 10 to 20 years of loneliness and societies kicking out of it before you become at this point.*

[@OliverCowlishaw]

I think I actually love this man. Like a child loves a father. Might sound weird but it's how it feels.

[@yeahok115sure]

Oliver Cowlishaw it’s ok to drop a tear.... Jordan just did......

[@naturelife418]

Speaking of fathers, I can recommend a book: No more mr nice guy, by Robert a glover

[@derpster4113]

I know what you mean when you say you love Peterson. I love Nabeel Qureshi as a dear friend. I never met the man, but i heard and read his thoughts. I cried when he died. His legacy and life's work lives on. God bless him.

[@OliverCowlishaw]

@@naturelife418 Current recovering Nice Guy here :)

[@cbskean]

me too

[@poohoff]

What makes Jordan Peterson stand out is that he gives you the feeling like he really cares about you and your well-being, and all he calls for is for you to try and get better at life and make life better for those around you.

[@tupactip]

Which in turn will help himself which is exactly what he is teaching! What a role model!

[@poohoff]

@Brock Lesnar Alpha Male well, it doesn't, if you're a psychopath :) if you meant whether it affects the usefulness of his message, no it doesn't, that's why I said that it makes him stand out, not that it makes it worth listening to.

[@SuperEddie0228]

@Brock Lesnar Alpha Male It matters that if there is an influencer whose words have a big impact on society, that you have a sense that the person is really coming from a point of caring about society and not interested in just the fame

[@tinfoilhatter]

@Brock Lesnar Alpha Male good question, brock! it doesn't! not if what he says, is true, or valuable or helpful--right?

[@tinfoilhatter]

good points, poo! no, really! what!!

[@pam_jackson]

At 66 years of age I thought my days of conversation with my dad were over because he passed away many years ago. Then I listen to Mr. Peterson speak and I realize who I first heard these words of wisdom from, my father. I thank you for sharing.

[@unknown4327]

im not sure if your dad was typical for his generation. but if he is that really says something.

[@lorrainenaidoo4928]

J P is trying to convince us to appreciate the bas teaching.

[@preachfactstv8444]

We had special parents this man embodies every thing my father stood for he passed in Oct2015 thank you for sharing

[@realantarres]

As someone who's very literal and as someone who tries to be as accurate as possible when speaking, JP really takes that to the next level. Love him or hate him, the amount of accuracy in the words he says in relation to what he says is literally 100%. Truly admirable

[@monavallejo]

Love him ❤❤❤❤

[@mercychoke4475]

Dr. Peterson is a master at articulation for sure. I've literally never seen anyone as precise, whilst speaking, than him. His verbage is truly next level. That's one thing when you're making a speech- but on the fly- it doesn't get any better than Peterson. Adore him. 🎯🤯💨

[@derickpeter6618]

He is closer to Andrew Tate in that field.

[@Xergecuz]

Thank you for not interrupting him every 5 minutes Pat.

[@Bezmenov93]

Sadly, the crowd did that for him LOL!

[@ragezen1706]

his ONLY positive attribute.

[@aviatortrevor]

One time a reporter lady was rude and interrupted him. And that was wrong. And everything else Jordan Peterson has said/done is garbage. He mixes in very basic self-help advice with some really shitty and irrational beliefs. He's famous for voicing disagreement over Canadian bill C-16. He completely misrepresented what the letter of the fucking law said. He's never admitted he was wrong about that even though its been pointed out to him several times.

[@thorn4383]

@@aviatortrevor Does the Canadian government allow you to say that?

[@bendover2425]

He knows he’s never the smartest person in the room and could learn something by just listening

[@H.L.S.98]

Jordan Peterson will never know the true number of lives he’s saved!

[@tonygram5414]

Harvey Sharpe I have been watching and listening to Dr. Peterson for some time and it never occurred to me what you wrote. That is a powerful statement. And you are correct. Brilliant statement my friend,he will never know just how many lives he saved!

[@TVSuchty]

Maybe during judgement day

[@fatihgenc3525]

All

[@themedicinewithin108]

mine for 1

[@Tridentus]

Think of the butterfly effect too. A tragic individual might haunt a family for generations to come (or might not even reproduce in such case), as equally as an upright individual can galvanize a family for generations. Not to mention the effect on people adjacent to them and their offspring. The sum total of that can become a pretty seismic difference in a whole community or even society potentially over time from one individual. It makes me think a lot about my maternal grandparents who lived in unbelievably tough and tragic times and lived for their children and grandchildren, there's a total of 4 of us grandchildren now who have every opportunity for us because they lived unbelievably courageously.

[@guycomments]

Seeing the crowd roar when jordan describes children as an unconditional source of joy and love was really perspective shifting. You don't get that in American culture today. God bless latinos.

[@Whodaleewho]

You must live in California or NY, because where I'm from Children are everything!

[@jimiplayscobo5877]

@@Whodaleewho I'm from Canada and one of my 13 year old daughters said to me it's because Me that I am who I am today. I was a stay at home Father so when she said that to me it was one of the proudest days of my life :) Peace

[@heightsofsagarmatha]

​@@Whodaleewho yes but it's more like smothering child worship, they aren't seen as unconditional sources of love and joy, more like our precious little darlings

[@FreeSpirit47]

Where do you get that it's just latinos that value their children? People of all races value their children.

[@alexzanderroberts995]

Nice

[@peterdziondziakowski5657]

Mr.peterson I feel the same way in my chest when I think about my children. It hurts but it's not a pain it's of love and a burning sensation of how you could have done better and the time you have missed out on. Thank you for all of your work and your sacrifice. We all love you very much. Thank you.

[@vatoloco1528]

One if the best things about this guy is he makes a point then says, "Here, lemme give you an example. "

[@hustensaftvernichter3785]

What I like about his way of expression is that he doesn't try to force his position upon people that simply won't consider his perspective and are to full of themselves to have a serious conversation. He knows there's two sides to it and if one is not willing to receive, then there's no point in the other to convey. That saves a lot of energy and frustration and would otherwise makes a lot of speakers extremely painful to listen to.

[@johnlawsfather8128]

Thats the way to teach people without giving them the feeling that their stupid or do not comprehend

[@timetraveller4116]

Yes , examples are great this way. I found Myself using this even more when I was abroad around less familiar People in the Spanish speaking countries.

[@murraymcgregor7829]

@@hustensaftvernichter3785 Yes I agree. He is clinical psychologist and intellectual historian whom has read an unfathomable amount of books and researched a lot. He is trying to give people an opinion informed by science, history and critical thinking. He also loves to discuss the ideas with people to push his knowledge further.

[@frankjeager9043]

Agreed. The one i always point out (same with elon musk) is that he clearly thinks before speaking

[@alexchen4518]

I'm a simple man. I see Jordan Peterson I start cleaning my room.

[@chumbucket5109]

Alex Chen I legit made the same decision after hearing that.

[@richardgraham2659]

Yep he was the catalyst for me doing it as well, nice joke man and I believe that was a truthful joke as well.

[@clifforddaniel1231]

It's what I'm doing now. Lol

[@clicheguevara5282]

@@clifforddaniel1231 Same lol

[@bannermanigans]

@Simón Dellepiane Possibly some ridiculous anti-semitic drivel.

[@piotrgaska6834]

When I am listening to Jordan Peterson, I feel like he is pouring wisdom straight to my brain.

[@robertmechling2053]

This is gold...

[@eoghandridl1007]

He is

[@lauras3666]

Actually he would be an amazing cult leader. He has mastered the of voice inflections, to make you think. But the flip side of that is you are searching. So he sells to your desire. I’m often shocked people haven’t received this common sense wisdom from your elders. I’m here because I enjoy his speech/thought patterns, very much like my fathers

[@sbrown8937]

@@lauras3666 I think many of us have received this wisdom from our elders, but a lot of us are often immersed in the wild social media frenzy, through our constant contact with tech where common sense is not necessarily common (Since in some minds common sense has been canceled.) and that is frustrating so it's just refreshing to come back here and listen to Dr. Peterson...it's like coming up for a breath of fresh air. 😀

[@defunddemocrats2470]

@ Laura s He also helps people get up off their ass

[@matc083]

Jordan is a phenomenal growth mentor. Pat is a phenomenal interviewer, listener, people's person. The two make a great team

[@PatriotMomof5]

I love what he says about children. I had five and now I have 11 grand kids. My husband passed at 57 and I’m so glad I had my children to help me through that very difficult time.

[@NewMexicoRaza]

It made me tear up a bit in the middle of work! Lol

[@evanatbri-s13]

@@NewMexicoRaza In the middle of watching youtbe videos you mean. Your boss is so lucky to have you!

[@perrymarsh3365]

Hello

[@gowsif_dnb]

I'm 33 and at this point, I don't think I'll experience this blessing.

[@TheRelger]

Wow that’s young! Sorry for your loss. Children are joy! I have only one but she’s my Angel.

[@joeontherun]

Thank you Canada for Jordan Peterson.

[@justinmorris9519]

no problem, any time

[@iDeLaYeD_o]

Don't put that on Canada, we weren't there with his parents give thanks to them

[@vaevictis1697]

@@iDeLaYeD_o nah thank HIM

[@ermajacob9500]

I am so very proud of this man as though he was my son.

[@davidclaytonfreeman3306]

👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@robd593]

Never thought I’d see a psychologist treated like a rock star. JP deserves it, he really is something special.

[@DC-wp6oj]

He’s a thinker of our times but is he highly original? No but he articulates so very well to the layman - like a social/psychological version of Neil De Grasse Tyson. The likes of Nietzsche, Kant, Locke, Freud, Jung and many many more were the serious game changers introducing ideas that pushed us further towards some sort of enlightenment.

[@brandonleskil4523]

A lot of what people say most times is more about themselves than anyone else.

[@wplanzo]

Jordan, I became a first time father at 53 years old (Covid Boomer), that physically rejuvenated me 25 years , but made me grow intellectually 10 years ahead ... I did not understand why, but now I kind of get it after watching this. Thanks a lot .. Sir.

[@zoolookers]

God it's heart breaking seeing Jordan almost tear up. What a beautiful man

[@puddintayne9254]

Something is really troubling him lately. His wife's illness, a terribly demanding schedule that he needs some rest from. Idk, but I cry right along with him and listen more ardently. I pray that he finds peace.

[@kitana3977]

@@puddintayne9254 he is in rehab in New York ATM. He needs a break !

[@ryandavenport8154]

Tear as in weeping, tear a piece of piece of paper or tare a scale to bring it back to zero and weigh the load.

[@josephgomez2249]

Gosh English grammar is terrible

[@kawaiimapleleaf]

@@puddintayne9254 jesus christ thats so accurate

[@datdat2020]

"Children are an unconditional source of joy and love"...sounds like a very simple statement using very simple words until the fullness of meaning saturates you. And then upon your own life's reflection as a loving and devoted parent, you burst into tears as he did. Notice the impact of that segment at 19:00.

[@deniseclark7875]

Couldn't agree more!!!! That definitely hit home and all I could do at the time was pause this video and hug my kids with so much gratitude!

[@silversadie9342]

I cried. I never had any children but I definitely thought of how blessed I was to have the parents I did. Had little flashbacks. That moment hit hard. They taught me so well.

[@LastNameAvailable]

I had a feeling something was going on with him, thought first it was one of his kids, then at the end it was said his wife is going through something. My heart dropped. Prayers to Jordan and his wife. May she be blessed with health and recover from whatever is hindering her. His eyes looked sad to his evening, he wears his heart on his sleeve, we’re all blessed to have him to speak so much truth in a world full of deceit.

[@fawkesandhound]

Jennifer Blevins she’s home! Check his IG

[@paulmark2629]

you turned out to be correct. poor guy had too many stuff on his shoulders

[@mgmorgan0223]

He shouldn't have spoken if he had this weight on his shoulders. It makes me lose respect for him, greatly. He lacked full dignity to simply decline the interview and cry at home, but no, this greedy sh*t had to come on and basically cry for 40 minutes in front of thousands. No sympathy, everyone goes through absolutely hell sometimes, and when you are, you must not put yourself on camera. He's brilliant, but way too emotional to be taken seriously.

[@-Dark_]

mgmorgan0223 Yeah you better shut the fuck up you ignorant piece of shit, I’m pretty sure you have an IQ of a 5 year old but that’s probably still too much for you, it doesn’t matter you hate him or love him because lot of people love him more than hate and I’m one of them you piece of shit.

[@jasonantigua6825]

Darkness Are you in the UFC?

[@believe722]

Dr. Peterson is a modern day prophet, send to us as a gift, for those who would listen.

[@fozzy1004]

Dr Jordan Peterson is one of the greatest human being alive today, I had the privilege of meeting him briefly in person and he is even more amazing.

[@pitchforkpeasant6219]

Dang u lucky

[@mikedavis7623]

J Peterson is literally teaching people how to think.

[@libertyresearch-iu4fy]

That is what schools are SUPPOSED TO be doing.

[@mikedavis7623]

@@libertyresearch-iu4fy When I think back to my school years, I can see that it was more about storing information than learning how to think about the information, it's value, truth etc.

[@marty51100]

@@libertyresearch-iu4fy Schools are supposed to ignite the will and the liking for learning.

[@willaimmaxwell5069]

You can lead a teacher to water, but -----!

[@davidclaytonfreeman3306]

Love JP so much. Mentor. Role model. Teacher. Reluctant leader. I also love Mike Cafaro, my sophomore high school history teacher who few will ever know. The man actually ran into the classroom dressed as a pirate, cutlet and all. He made history come alive and ignited a fire of curiosity in me finally that has never dimmed. It can only take crossing paths with one person that cares enough to share their pain for life and learning to help you find your way to self discovery and development. Let's all try to be that person for at least one other human being. God bless 🙏🏼

[@steezmonster92]

I really miss JBP. Today, maybe more than ever, we need his voice.

[@careym3901]

Mikhaila posed an interview with JBP on what he's been through June 30th. Check his twitter or youtube channel if you haven't seen it yet!

[@jamesdorpinghaus3294]

I'm glad he's doing well. Working on the next 12 rules for life.

[@timtremblay8601]

He has a definite proclivity towards fixing mental-emotional problems/inconsistencies/misconceptions/elusions/binds/dichotomies etc

[@matthewlock4941]

He has suffered thru the beast called akathisia, a brain injury caused by medications. Still healing. May he continue to heal. The family got covid and he had a big setback from the treatment. Doctors are clueless about akathisia and Rx drug caused brain injuries. I only wish him the very best and to achieve a full healing.

[@whisperingwind7]

@@matthewlock4941 wow, didnt know that, thanks for sharing, hope and wish he'll be alright.

[@rayct45]

He just sparked an epiphany in me about myself that I've been trying to work out all of my life. I'm in my late 60s and this guy, in one hour, hits on the thing that has been determinitive of the trajectory of my life. I don't know whether to be happy or sad that I've acquired this information so late in life.

[@SanMor0326]

Better sooner than later :) Good for you!!

[@wilburcollins8342]

What he said about small children is absolutely right on I'm a grandfather whos helping to raise my 3-year-old granddaughter she brings me more joy than I could ever express!

[@marioeid930]

You know older people are pretty heart warming too, and id say in a way like children too but with a ton of wisdom, my father is a perfect example of pure love in his elderly years. Equally inspiring to me. I love both, and definitely respect my elders, glad your like that with your grand kids sir!

[@pabloverstraete6149]

I’m 32 and next year i will make a child with my girlfriend, I’ve waited a long time to find the right woman to start a family with. Can’t wait to be a father!

[@mapschon3018]

@@pabloverstraete6149 that’s amazing! Congrats to both of you. Now it’s time to make this wonderful woman your wife

[@indigo2398]

God Bless

[@furerorban1488]

J B Peterson "my message to the Hungarians: what your Fuhrer is trying to do is to restore the metaphysical foundation of the Hungarian culture."

[@Rockers1121]

I love how Jordan has no problems talking about his own personal experieces, it makes him relatable and real. Lots of people in his feild dont do that in the way that he does. Its super easy to love this man.

[@nursemeh]

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[@aresp2707]

It's because, he's a real person... That's all. That's also what makes him a great doctor. He is one of those Ridiculous types of Doctors... that will Actually F@#%in' "Listen!!!!"... to his patients. Talk about, a crazy mother f@cker, right? Lol He saved my life, "Literally"... and with ZERO thought about it. I would hurt... or be hurt about him... I care about him, just that much... and that ain't internet talk. I'd "break" something up, about Patrick too. Both are "Genuinely"... Very Good Human Beings.

[@wr1120]

Sean Mize just consider the possibility that it’s his strategy to make you think this way

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[@Rockers1121]

@@wr1120 lol nobody makes me think a certain way, i think for myself .. I like what JP says because its common sence.

[@CasperTheVol]

The more I watch JBP, the more I realize he is a father to the fatherless. Here is a little of my background and hopefully this bolsters my statement appropriately. My parents divorced at 17. I had a comparatively good childhood but I missed out on the part of the maturation process that really cemented my ability to say no to my own temptations. I feel that one of the masculine role model's responsibilities is to help curb your wants in place of attaining your needs, or at the least sacrificing for your future self. JBP has had me in tears, broken me down and rebuilt me through his wisdom that I missed out on. Thank you JBP, and Patrick for hosting him and asking extremely poignant questions, for giving me the pieces to put my life back together. It's still on me to make good on your wisdom, however without your guidance I would not be in the stable position, both financially and most importantly mentally, that I am today. edit: spelling

[@stuartlawsonbeattie1411]

We abbreviate idiots, not a genius like this man.

[@smitty4shizzles925]

This is why I like and support JP, he helps to give men wisdom. I’m saying this as a women, this is really valuable in today’s world. I notice so many men and boys are lost.

[@Teixeirahood]

@@smitty4shizzles925 here we see a real woman

[@callum7081]

CasperTheVol glad to hear your spring so well great example for all of us ❤️

[@丙泉]

Spreading positive influence to those who needed is what we really need today. Thanks for sharing your story.

[@dvruben1]

Thank you so much Patrick for doing this. It’s invaluable. Jordan Peterson in my view is ranked as one of the greatest philosophers of our time. And making his views and lectures easily available on media is a big deal.

[@FreedomofspeechSensor-zu8ip]

He's up there with Thomas Sowell!

[@pauljameslowe]

How could someone not love this Jordan Peterson? I owe him so much. He's been such an inspiration to me. God bless him!!

[@Love.America]

I agree💯, me too!

[@Rick-the-Swift]

I guess when you consider all the hate that there is in the world, it gets passed around a lot. I don't think Jordan would admit it, not publicly at least, but I believe he's given plenty of indication that he actually uses the things, the ideals, and perhaps even the people he detests, in order to fuel his motivation to combat such entities. Personally I have as much love for JP as any other human that isn't my direct relative or friend, however I still have many trust issues with him, as I have witnessed him to be a master propagandist at times, even as much or more so than many of the propagandists who like to challenge him, and whom he appears to be disgusted with so often.

[@lirielhotshoot1247]

I don't think I want to know somebody who hates Peterson.

[@neoxenia7014]

My respect for that man grows every time I hear him speak, very powerfull indeed.

[@varunkapur5640]

Agreed

[@mgmorgan0223]

How? He's literally on the edge of crying on camera. If he wants to be a leader, cry at home off-stage. Refuse the interview and say, "I won't be able to maintain my depression." This man is a master psychologist, and can't even refrain from tearing up. Have you ever seen President Donald Trump cry- no. Any President? Only one: Obama. Anyone who thinks that crying as a leader is okay, is a moron! Hitler never cried! Oh my god guys, for once in your life, be a little harder on this man for literally, once!

[@jigibugulevlag1227]

@@mgmorgan0223 i like JP even more now

[@mgmorgan0223]

@@jigibugulevlag1227 I'd love to see you cry in public and humiliate yourself too then.

[@javodzabetian9483]

we also grow, correct!

[@Rumbu_P]

When his voice began to break, i refused to believe he was shedding tears..so powerful. May God meet you & each an everyone of us at our points of needs 🙏🏿

[@psychsoulogy8018]

I am really crying, I couldn’t believe there are still people remained to protect the future generation of humanity. They are the real Heroes. I would everyday definitely pray to God for the security and protection of these men!!!!!

[@michaeltsegaye4630]

Dr Jordan B Peterson, Thank you for showing me how to be good and right man.

[@benjf.harvey872]

I'm a simple man. I see Jordan Peterson I start standing up straight with shoulder back.

[@CorenaClean]

Jordan Peterson is the Mr. Rogers for Adults! He is amazing and someone we should all listen carefully too and practice his principles of life. Keep Smiling Everyone!

[@michaelmappin1830]

Mr. Rogers was a very sincere and caring human being. Jordan Peterson is a fraud, pseudo-intellectual, and a very self-centered human being. He is a liar and a hypocrite. That's not my opinion, that is a matter of public record.

[@bgood6930]

I agree completely

[@JeswinJojy]

@@michaelmappin1830 Which public record? Bro chill out! No need to be so edgy!

[@kklh7918]

@@michaelmappin1830 at precisely 19:00 in Jordan breaks down crying about how much joy children to bring to peoples lives. Very self centred indeed

[@michaelmappin1830]

@@kklh7918 , he's probably crying because he's so overjoyed cat becoming a multi-millionaire thanks to gullible individuals that are unable to recognize him as being a liar and a hypocrite.

[@youtubecansukkadik]

I love Jordan Peterson. I didn't realize until a few years ago that he has been influencing my life since I was a teenager. This man is one of the greatest humans of our time, like our Socrates.

[@Rick-the-Swift]

I don't think history will be as kind as you. You should realize there are a plethora of people who believe as you do that Jordan is important and ground breaking, while a good many others, who are growing in numbers every day, who are coming around and realizing that he, like so many other modern influencers, is really more of a propagandist than he is saying anything new. Socrates changed the way humans thought forever, while Jordan really just scratches the itches that many conservatives have, and puts salve on their wounds, caused by the politics of the day, which mostly labels them as bad, intolerable people. If I could show you one video where it was clearly being demonstrated that Jordan is simply using clever, but rather old debating tactics in order to drive home the illusion that what he says is truthful, then imagine how that higher truth would begin to replace Jordan's often lower truth, which often relies on false statistics. Also take into consideration we are living in a day and age where people are craving higher truths more than ever, due to all the manipulation of information that's been wide spread for so many years now. When enough people are able to not only see the many flaws in Jordan's approach, but to also help explain it to others, I could see his work being shredded by the public in general in just a few short years relatively speaking.

[@CasualDandyAkaSqwrty]

@@Rick-the-Swift I agree with you to a point, Rick. As he gets older, he leans on saying 'the leftists' more often, blaming them for ideas that are destructive. In this 4-year-old presentation, he was much more charitable to the full spectrum of personalities. Dr. Peterson is doing what he does 100 percent, and his beginnings focused on how roads paved to Hell ended up that way. Today he seems to continue this way, but time moves on and not every task requires the same hammer, so to speak. In my eyes, Dr. Peterson was and is an answer to tyranny of this time. His methods are proven (changes in people's lives across continents), but they are also dated to this decade. The pendulum swings both ways. JBP has pointed out authoritarian oversteps globally and tyranny that we face in ourselves through deep truths he has curated. Our course has been corrected to some extent, and as we take stock of our current surroundings we must decide what will be our new direction given our new setting. Dr. Peterson's work has guided many people to reconnect with archetypal stories, brought back meaning from dusty proverbs, and has influenced many people to emotionally connect with their spiritual side. I think the direction the pendulum now takes is that WE MUST form whole communities again through this spiritual renaissance. I think JBP compartmentalized our society, intentionally or not, by helping us define our personalities. It's up to us now to integrate once more and become stronger for it. He's a libertarian-gone-conservative, and balance would see the next great thinker to be a conservative who becomes a liberal, and one who comes by it honestly and lovingly.

[@cameronidk2]

I've watched many the Value Entertainment Videos.. all good stuff .. But i can't help to notice Patrick Bet-David who is an Excellent interviewer and listener as it is, literally sitting on the edge of his seat taking in Dr. Peterson's words. An Example of a Master Becoming a student to be a better Master of his craft!

[@A-N-X-I-E-T-Y]

A true master is an eternal student

[@petroniaskho]

So true. These are tow of my favourite men online to listen to, so this was awesome to find today.

[@burtmaclin7204]

@Proud American Yes! The funny thing about chasing the horizon is that it always moves one step further away with every step you take towards it.

[@daviddoch4872]

A Man who has come along at the very point in time that we needed such a attitude and mind. A perspective that brings us all back to center. The opposites are tearing us all apart.

[@russellharvey7096]

"The opposites are tearing us all apart." Indeed! We need a way to overcome the extreme polarization we're in. Especially between left & right.

[@daviddoch4872]

@John Galtur mommy let's u stay this late kiddo. Time for night night huh buddy.

[@kimbrown3950]

David Doch Don’t rip my head off, but what is your take on JP’s involvement with the U.N, I really appreciate his message, but that bit of knowledge makes me a little uncomfortable?

[@russellharvey7096]

@John Galt I am pretty sure that Jordan Peterson is Jesus. Or maybe Mohammed.

[@tamanpara2682]

Our exhalted leader shall bring us salvation, all hail the leader, may he prosper among us worthless underlings.

[@citezensane4413]

Jordan: "people have hard lives". This event was right before his life was going to get incredibly hard.

[@fjgdghghhgtdrtyjhddfhhd5874]

Yes, a challenging journey, he's on his way back. I bought my 4 teenage grandchildren 12Rules for Life, something they'll never outgrow, a treasure to pass on.

[@larslindegren5632]

Incredible hard is an understatment.....he almost died!

[@randomdestiny21]

@@larslindegren5632 what happened?

[@larslindegren5632]

@@randomdestiny21 I dont know exactly. I know he went to russia and was put in a coma to try and cure him from an addiction of some drug named clonazepam. His daughter have said that he was close to death several time during this treatment! This drug is used to fight epilepsy!

[@deltalove5868]

Words matter both men know this. How respectful they are to each other and others. Brilliant men.

[@CarlosCourtney]

“Trajectory is more important than position” is one of the most powerful things he’s said 1:03:25

[@rumfordc]

how did you not know that already

[@ShifuCareaga]

It's not correct. Shi is both position and trajectory, just as a vector is. Shi is even more complex than a vector. But in a vector you need both. The FEELING and PROCESS of the trajectory is more important than the position, but that's the subjective. Obviously the objective facts of your position are - at the moment - the most pertinent teacher. Contextually he is trying to convey something, but don't take it over literally. You can read about Shi in "The Propensity of Things" by Jullien or of course the Art of War by Sunzi

[@RoboBreaker]

@@ShifuCareaga checked out Jullien's "Propensity' and "Departure from Happiness". Thanks

[@burtburt2263]

One truth conveniently left out of his talk: "The faster you rise, the faster you fall" or, "Life is always changing, to be ignorant of such reality is irresponsible at best, and catastrophic at worst..." Ex: Everyone in 1914, was %99 positive the war would be over by Christmas...The few authors who were telling the truth, were either labeled as "pessimist traitor's", or ignored all together. Everyone else finally realized it at the battle of the Somme in 1916.

[@ShifuCareaga]

@@RoboBreaker yw

[@siavoushavesta5324]

i cant be the only person that sees jordan as a father figure

[@EagerGorilla]

He is my father figure in every sense of the word, and I never saw him in real life. He is such a great person, I dont think he even knows how much good he did in the world.

[@garintj1547]

Yeah, I feel the same, in some ways. I still see my dad (be it rare as it is)but he and my mother split when I was really young, so he's not much of a 'father figure' for me. I'm 17 and the amount of times JBP has pulled me out of the trenches is innumerable.

[@HotMessCarnivore42]

My own father died five years ago. I absolutely love to listen to JP. He reminds me of my dad.

[@roygonzalez4313]

Agreed. His role in my life essentially is a mentor.

[@dunklerreiter486]

No, you can't be the only one since he has two children.

[@mihaistrejaru9767]

"Comparing yourself to who you are now, it's a game you can win" - Jordan Peterson

[@dannymajestici6344]

What an amazing person is Jordan Peterson ! He’s a gift from God for our times and generations to come!

[@unbroken1010]

Which God?😂

[@maximotion2316]

@@unbroken1010 his god maybe 🤔?

[@unbroken1010]

@Phantom Menace religious superiority complexes quacks.

[@Wilbur-mj3fq]

​@@unbroken1010 well there is only 1

[@joshuaanthony16]

@@unbroken1010 Yahweh

[@Kriti98]

It is amazing how Dr Peterson flourishes in his message when he is being interviewed by someone who respects him first as a person aswell as an academic.

[@rhysjohn3076]

I feel like there should be a subject taught at schools somewhat resembling Jordan Peterson's lectures. Society would reap a great benefit..

[@BuckrBill]

Rhys John ...and he is not allowed to teach anymore...sad...I would love to have been taught by him...

[@rhysjohn3076]

@@BuckrBill not allowed?! I mean other teachers and schools across the world need too teach this. In Australia they are trying too teach 'gender studys' so can't see why this can't be apart of the curriculum

[@PastPerspectives11]

Rhys John it’s called Ethics

[@MrsJAC23]

BuckrBill He may not be specifically lecturing students at university anymore, but his experience with the university is a crystal clear example, imho, of what can happen when it *appears* that things are falling apart and you allow yourself to be OPEN to exploring the opportunities that present themselves during such times. He was essentially pushed out of what might have been his own comfort zone (steady job, etc) but look how much he's grown from that experience because he allowed himself to be OPEN to the possibility that there was *something else* for him to be doing!! So it might be "sad" that the University screwed up and he's no longer lecturing directly to students, but (also thanks to them!), he's simply *teaching to a MUCH wider audience!* Hahahaha In short, he simply outgrew the University lecture halls. And thank goodness for that!!! ;)

[@smitty4shizzles925]

JP teaches wisdom, so we need a wisdom class.

[@kes2016]

The world needed a father figure with masculinity being endangered. Thank you Prof JBP! Btw am a lady, and I love listening to his lecturers. I was living in denial of life, but this man has saved me.

[@mindgames4826]

Jordan Peterson was the best thing that crossed my path in the 2019....As a student on the verge of graduation...

[@Howard3S]

A non adversarial interview. Peterson gets to really communicate. Now that's progress.

[@mojo68mitch]

Amazing how someone so smart can verbalize to the average person with such a high degree of intellect and not make them feel inferior. Amazing interview

[@furerorban1488]

J Peterson the sick old white trash Nazi orbanuskisser: "my message to ethnic Hungarians: what your Fuhrer is trying to do is to restore the metaphysical foundation of Hungarian culture. Slava Orbánovi!"

[@Vikingshop]

It takes extra intelligence to be empathic ✝️

[@MTtataa]

Such a genuinely ethical, emphathic, non-bias interviewer!! Wholeheartedly amazed by JORDAN'S BEAUTIFUL POEM OF REASONING!!!!! I LOOOVE JORDAAAN!! HE'S MY SPIRIT HUMAN!

[@jasonanernathy5721]

he really has saved mine. I was in the worst winter funk of my life when I started listening to him

[@furerorban1488]

J Peterson the sick old white trash Nazi orbanuskisser: "my message to ethnic Hungarians: what your Fuhrer is trying to do is to restore the metaphysical foundation of Hungarian culture. Slava Orbánovi!"

[@kopec82]

Awesome! How you doing ? Hope you still strong!

[@clintroberts9245]

I could listen to jordan peterson talk all day and never get bored...love you mr peterson!

[@davidjohnson3166]

clint roberts , and he ALWAYS makes sense. Dave in Phoenix Arizona USA

[@nursemeh]

www.holysmoke.org/scam/patrick-bet-david/

[@russellharvey7096]

I could listen to this whole talk again and probably get more out of it the second time. Packed with great information and inspiring energy.

[@assm0nk]

Dr

[@russellharvey7096]

@John Galt You mean Dr. Peterson?!?

[@drannis1]

I love it when he gets emotional about children ...he is true heart

[@bloomingaccents]

I cannot imagine what it would have been like to have a man like this for a father. What an intelligent, kind, deeply caring human being. We are all blessed to have him

[@davidfelber1783]

This was incredible. Patrick Bet-David is an amazing interviewer, and Jordan was at a zenith here. I see Jordan looking around, speaking and falling back to a professor lectionary focus, and Patrick is respectful, letting Jordan answer with thought and care. While also raising the mood and asking engaging questions. Watched from start to finish, would give a kidney to see these two live!

[@rivkajoan8168]

Can we just take a moment to appreciate the sheer impressiveness of the production value Bet David puts into his videos

[@paulstewart5788]

Pat thank you for allowing him to speak. Jordan is a personal hero of mine. Media will not let him speak and will argue over him but if you just sit and listen you can learn so much about life from this man.

[@chandrafernando4901]

WHAT A METTA HUMAN-.BEING !SO REFINE.

[@Y0ukhana]

The audience here is hard-working & multicultural. What an experience it is to be listening to Jordan. This is some of the most valuable education right here. They listened, they applauded & appreciated his words. Respect. To the critiques. Jordan didn't need to attend the event considering what is happening with his family. But he did. None of us would have done that. Also, if you have time hating on someone who helps people get their lives in order, then maybe YOU should be signing up to his podcast asap...

[@ibot989]

Y0ukhana It’s easy for people to be negative, I respect your effort to be positive.

[@ivillasenor2829]

I'm shocked to see how many Latinos are there. I've said it many times, he resonates with my upbringing.

[@Y0ukhana]

@@ivillasenor2829 Majority of his employees are of Hispanic background (from what I have seen) & they work hard to get through training & education. It's so good to see.

[@dinorod369]

TENGO 49 AÑOS Y CUANDO SEA GRABDE QUIERO SER COMO ESTE SEÑOR. ESTE HOMBRE SE A GANADO MI RESPETO MI ADMIRACIÓN Y ME ATREVO A DECIR QUE HASTA MI AFECTO EN CIERTO GRADO. LE DESEO MUCHO EXITO SALUD LIBERTAD Y UNA VIDA LARGA Y PROSPERA. Y MUCHAS GRACIAS POR ENSENDER EL BOMBILLO DE MI CANSADA MENTE!!!

[@Love.America]

What a beautiful soul Dr. Jordan Peterson is. I love Pat too. That was an absolutely enlightening, informative, and optimistic decussion. My mood is 100 times better watching that. Thank you both! This helped more then you'll ever know!💛

[@Jordan-hr3yz]

Damn you Jordan! You have me tearing up over here. I did not expect that when I read "Emotional " interview. Most of the time it's click bate. Thank you for this interview. I've never seen this side of Jordan Peterson.

[@Fiiifiiiii786]

His wife was fighting cancer and his daughter struggling depression and autoimmune disease

[@lean9709]

@Nafisa no wonder, he looks sick and dull. I was wondering what is wrong with him.

[@MD-gz5yw]

@@lean9709 He was sick too, his wife actually beat the cancer and his daughter is doing well. Then Jordan took ill and was not doing well, apparently he almost died.

[@matthewlock4941]

He had akathisia from taking his psych meds as prescribed. Klonopin specifically. It is a brain injury and very serious. Hope he makes a full recovery.

[@sh4rkb4it79]

@@matthewlock4941 he pulled through it thankfully

[@amantekle127]

Everytime I find an interview or speech of Jordan Peterson, I get addicted to his knowledge and wisdom.

[@GuitarSchoolVideo]

So interesting to see JBP interact with the Hispanic folks! They really relate to the message about the value of family, and the cheer they give for children is so uplifting!

[@DavidianCrest]

It fascinates me how much wisdom proceeds from JP’s mouth when he’s given the opportunity to actually speak instead of being constantly attacked by ego-maniacs.

[@westcoastkidd17]

47:05 "you need liberals because now and then the right thing to do is come up to something new. You need conservatives because now and then the right thing to do is to do what was always done..." Wow, he articulated perfectly of why both liberals and conservatives exists and why it's necessary that they always exist.

[@ottttoooo]

@@thegeneralist7527 are you referring to him being able to articulate his arguments more efficiently and clearly as a result of trying to articulate them in many different ways over long periods of time and then keeping the ways that work?

[@edwindejesus2997]

The most powerful amongst us know how to balance The Force.

[@MinesanityServer]

@@ottttoooo No dude... He's talking about how liberals and conservatives are evolution at play. Are you high?

[@thegeneralist7527]

@@ottttoooo Sorry I was unclear. My reply was to iwannababillioaire. His point that liberals come up with new ideas, being analogous to creating mutations, and conservatives being more like the natural selection process. I was not referring to JP's writing and thinking processes. Hope that clears it up.

[@thegeneralist7527]

@@MinesanityServer My bad. I could have been more clear.

[@MrVBolton]

I have seen may of Jordan Peterson’s presentations for years. I have benefited greatly from his insights . This one is way up there. Mr Ben-David is somewhat new but my in tuition kept me seeking his presence. This one is with the two of them is powerful. I could babble on but will stop now. The idea that struck me tonight was how there is a key in riding the oscillation that is critical is the reality of how timid plays such a subtle but very important role as we live, on that snake that changes us over time and how that realization can comfort us in our journey. ♈️🌞

[@gtpiker07]

This is one of my favorite Jordan Peterson interviews. He does such a great job of making points for both sides of any argument or situation and how we need to realize there is no absolute, right way. There's solutions for a given moment, but there's not one way or perspective. Things aren't what they appear to be.

[@Rick-the-Swift]

Funny how he balances that humility with all the other times he's debating and absolutely insisting he's right about everything that comes out of his mouth, whether it's fact, opinion, or perhaps even fabricated information, as he falls back so often on "psychologists know" [this or that], when in reality they very often don't. I think like most popular modern influencers, there will always be a plethora of fans who think guys like Jordan are right about everything, no matter how often they contradict themselves. Elon Musk and his fans would be another example of this cultural phenomenon.

[@chickweed4022]

I quit Facebook. Felt better right away and have been doing well ever since.

[@TraceVandal]

I haven't quit but I've been actively trying to close the app the second I notice myself mindlessly scrolling, it has reduced my facebook time by about 90 percent.

[@asotfivehundred]

do 9gag instead lol

[@TraceVandal]

@Ezra Milos you must be a blast at parties.

[@nidulamaknidulamak4214]

@@TraceVandal No, I agree with Ezra 100% people nowadays are weak-minded.. as soon as they think they have accomplished something, they have the need to share it, to seek acknowledgement, want a pat on the back... Success is a very lonely road.

[@furtim1]

@Ezra Milos Then why interject your opinion on a public forum?

[@mrpaolobafico]

As a fellow human being I can't think of another person whom I love and admire more without having met him. Thank you Jordan

[@richwrightrocks]

I can't believe people actually say bad things about Jordan. He's a blessing and a national treasure. All you have to do is spend any amount of time listening to the man and you end up just having to love him. He's an intellectual. He just likes to tell people what his views are on things and there's nothing wrong with that. Everybody has a right to their opinions and he has a lot of knowledge behind his. I think racism would be eliminated if more people would just exposed themselves to things they are unjustly biased, indifferent to or afraid of. In the end you'll see that we're all navigating the same challenges. We all feel and bleed the same.

[@bennysmemestore2274]

I'm glad my wife and I are open to life. My six children bring me joy.

[@karenmacphee9186]

How honored that audience must feel. Heck, I feel honored and I’m on utube

[@titus2744]

Coming from a developing country, where goodness is not a virtue. I have sided on the cynical side. But after listening to Mr Peterson, starting from his psychology lectures to his interviews and presentations. This is one person i really feel positive about, a genuine person who from the bottom of his heart is only wanting good and well-being of others.

[@russellharvey7096]

And there are others out there as well who are "wanting good and well being for others"! We can lift our vibration by focusing on that, not focusing on the negativity.

[@joshuablackmon8943]

@@russellharvey7096 not true.

[@joshuablackmon8943]

@@russellharvey7096 by focusing on the negative you can solve problems , but if you dont see any problems with in yourself or relationships... Then the problem isnt you. So listening to the negatives may be depressing or agitating, but believe it or not Anger is a hell of a motivator . for ill or for Good. Idk if you believe in Christ or not , but he slamed market place tables down in his temple

[@boahnation9932]

Good for you :) like your name implies, you're a dragon!!!

[@titus2744]

@madwtube - I live in one of those and experience it everyday. There are genuine reasons for it, scarcity makes anyone manipulative, and to only do what benefits them - this is human nature.

[@ShellyManne1]

I grew up in a loving home but I was mostly raised by my grandparents who lived through the Great Depression. The house was chaotic and they were borderline hoarders. When I was becoming a young adult out of high school, I had carpet laid in my room, washed the walls and put on fresh paint, scraped the popcorn off the ceiling and painted it and this pattern continued outside of my room. I pulled all the weeds out of the yard and cleaned the garage. It was the start of me taking control over those things around me that I could, and I just knew it would inwardly permeate my well being. I put myself in college. I started working out and eating well. It was a snowball affect that all started with cleaning my room. I was such an introvert and realized I had to change the place I spent all my time. I wanted my room to reflect how I wanted to feel inside. Anyways, I think I drove home my point. Jordan is spot on.

[@JaredBullerMusic]

Incredibly inspiring. Thankyou for sharing this

[@stuartholden6163]

I've heard a lot of people from that generation (including my own grandparents) hoarding stuff. Would love to see a study of the physiological effects that event did to people.

[@ShellyManne1]

Jared Buller Music thank you for making me see the importance that we all need to share our stories.

[@careym3901]

@@stuartholden6163 Most of them lived through the great depression where you never threw anything out as 99% of the people were poor. It is a fascinating subject to investigate. simplistic answer was you horde because anything might me reworked into something useful or worth a cent or 2 which could be the difference between eating that day or going hungry!

[@zoegalarza1395]

Damn, he’s making me cry again!!!😭😭

[@charleswetzel1250]

I think my favorite part of listening to Dr. Peterson is reading the comments. I used to think I was solely the only person who felt they suffered greatly, which sounds incredibly pompous and self-important now, but back when I was younger I didn't see everyone else's suffering at all. Now I look around at my generation and I see people struggling with issues that I faced at a younger age, things that I still fight with, and problems I've never even considered. It made me realize how unique every person is, which is something I used to acknowledge but I could never truly appreciate until I gained this perspective. In "12 Rules for Life: An Antidote got Chaos", Dr. Peterson has a segment where his friend gifts Dr. Peterson (by Jordan's request) a pen with LEDs facing to it's point. This small piece towards the end of the book had an incredible impact on me, as it became an entirely symbolic item that inspired both Dr. Peterson and myself. "What shall I write with my new found pen of light" asks Dr. Peterson to the aether. The answer he writes does is profound: "Something you want inscribed upon your soul". When I read that I was several thousand feet in the air, suffering for the first time in my life from severe vertigo from my inner ear being flooded with fluids. I had spent the entire trip viewing the program my school district is implementing and feeling the effects of being mostly def due to the pressurized cabin. My head hurt, my joints ached, and I was spiraling in the closest thing to hell I had experienced in years, but I was fulfilled. The suffering was worth it. So when I read "Something you want inscribed upon your soul", I too wrote down the question "What should I write with my new found pen of light?" I wish I could say I wrote the answer, but it wasn't me. It was something writing through me, a feeling I can neither describe nor understand, and it wrote "suffer in a worthy direction". When I inquired further, it brought to me a realization that every person was suffering immensely in their lives, some fighting cancer, some fighting themselves. I had fought so much in my life that reading that answer didn't seem remarkable or new but instead something that I believed deeply made tangible. So if you've made it this far my friend, remember that you will suffer in every direction in life, that it may be easier in some ways and harder in others, and that what you're suffering through is a choice you have made. So I ask you, are you suffering in a worthwhile direction?

[@stuartlawsonbeattie1411]

Bless you Charles, your honesty and self assurance has grown over time. Be you, you are the most important person in your life form what your sense tell you and if you look in the mirror as you do, you can make others feel that way too, bless you indeed.

[@tuck-brainwks-eutent-hidva1098]

Amen. Life is short, but it is also long, eh? A great therapist with whom I trained many years ago wisely said that we are always doing what some part of us wants to do. Over time, we wander even into suffering we want in some way....

[@lynncomstock1255]

"suffer in a worthy direction" Amen. Suffering happens. Don't waste it on self pity.

[@ladytinter-AlleyKat]

That speaks to the soul. It's my whisper in my heart now and stored for retrieval when I'm sorting my pains. God bless you!

[@willaimmaxwell5069]

Don't suffer, Think! much as you already have.

[@oxelaroost]

Its been a while since i last listened to him... I was having a stressful time.. feeling overwhelmed with all i have to do.. I am playing this video in the background.. Suddenly all is not so overwhelming. What a gift to so many people..

[@tylercotterill2581]

I'm 7 minutes in and already he has had a positive effect on me!!

[@richardanthony4372]

Jordan, I've been trying to pin down the essence of why I like watching you so much. It's not purely intellect, but the careful honesty and thoughtfulness placed on every word; delivered as if you were speaking to someone you really care about. Those qualities evoke trust, which allows one to be truly open and hear what is being said. The reaction of the audience raised my hope for humanity, as it resonated with my own. Thank you for just being you.

[@Tulips76]

Jordan Peterson is a genius. I want to hear all his rules, every day!

[@Eric-pu7lp]

Mann I love KZbin 😂😂😂😂

[@Love.America]

Me too!💯👏

[@mattcrhs]

The fact that 1.4 million people have watched this as of now makes me have a little more hope for the world. Kudos to all of you trying to become a little better everyday

[@MRFAKEMOVIE]

1,4 subscribers, not views.... Keep the hope up Matt!

[@chrisbrown2211]

77K

[@ahmedshousha1958]

Matt your comment makes me lose hope lol. Idk if you are trolling or you messed up lol. 1.4 million subscribers 🤦‍♂️

[@wiggles7976]

234,270

[@ilight8]

Are you from the future or just misreading numbers?

[@alimaxion2005]

Jordan Peterson always reminds me how to be the father I want to be, he is a very honest and direct man. May God continue to bless him, he is inspiring a lot of young men to be better. Thanks, PAT for this great interview

[@MyUniqueHandle.]

i see a glimpse of myself in him, not intelligence but his values. Wise, honest and a heart of gold.

[@russellharvey7096]

Yes, we need wise good father figures, partly "old-fashioned" as you say javier josefides, but updated for the modern era, with fairness, openness and balance. Strong, but not domineering father for the 21st century.

[@chandrafernando4901]

@javier josefides A GOOD FATHER FIGURE YES!

[@grassrootstexas]

I really enjoyed this interview. First time I've heard of Jordan Peterson. He's so real.

[@EsotericallyWikked]

I’m trying to get caught up on the crazy stuff with this guy I love it and I’m new to listening to him but it’s just how stupid can you be to have issues with a guy who knows what he is talking about and I don’t know how to look at it but nobody likes being wrong or hearing certain things or they’ll make judgement in a few minutes or whatever they’ll change it before they’re aware of what someone even thinks of something and it happens but it’s not his fault that so many people are stupid and have no idea about big picture and are wearing blinders and they want to have and confront people they perceive as an enemy. I’m so glad I found some of his shorts and a few interviews.

[@chinonsomichaelude4605]

I could never get tired of listening to Jordan Peterson even when am listrening to the same speech again and again. He is so spontaneously honest and sensible. He sounds just like he holds to the key to life. I am blown away by Patrick's interveiwing skills. I love to see great men because am on my path to greatness. Keep winning guys

[@Nuan07]

I have no idea how someone cannot value this man?

[@jeffreydamher1703]

because he is so racist didn't you watch the video?! ;-)

[@quotesofaeon9408]

Read indian philosophy, if you want think beyond life, not just JP's pseudointelligence .

[@Nuan07]

@@jeffreydamher1703 😂😂 *shakes fist at soft lefties*

[@Nuan07]

@@quotesofaeon9408 beyond life is death though right?

[@McDnyss]

Nachiketa everything beyond life will be figured out by the dead you, face problems of life not death

[@grassrootstexas]

I will share this with my 28 year old son. He's open to these truths and if I have to put it on the tv when the family comes to visit this weekend, i will. The truth is, I think after the first three minutes he will be drawn in. Such a great interview!!

[@dayswillburn777]

I'm a simple man. I see JP get emotional, I get emotional

[@Love.America]

Dam man, he got me too! Lol!

[@jeanettehollabaugh1108]

Love America Empathy and Compassion , great humanitarians you are, MetryxAZ, MaxSand!

[@karinlarsen2608]

Me too, if he gets cut, I'll bleed

[@critterzzzz]

Ditto ! Love this guy

This is the first time I saw this interview and I can't believe how insightful and inspirational this is. And the questions Patrick asks are basically art. Excellent interview.

[@MisterMonsterMan]

JP is one of the all time great humans, in my book.