Anything Worth Doing Is Worth Doing Badly | Jordan Peterson | Best Life Advice

[@seand8534]

A smooth sea never made a skilled sailor

[@clairesefiles9191]

So I thank the Lord for the stormy weather

[@obadiahsmith2345]

Mr . Franklin Roosevelt

[@johnwycliff6293]

❤

[@PoonDestruction]

@@clairesefiles9191 And pray to myself to make it better

[@richardfowler9901]

A strong tide !

[@BillSchimmer]

I can't think of a single person who wouldn't benefit from hearing this message, including myself at 56 yrs old. thank you

[@demej00]

I'm 66 and it is news to me - greatful.

[@davemckay4359]

38

[@TheBonyLevi]

56 years young!

[@psychcowboy1]

Did JP say something smart and useful in this video? What was it?

[@natellan4831]

@@psychcowboy1 it looks that you didn't get it and that means that he's videos not for you. That's it.

[@cermauler]

A person who asks is fool for a moment. A person that does not ask is fool for a life.

[@psychcowboy1]

Ok I will ask. If JP says anything remotely intelligent coherent or useful in this entire video, what is it?

[@Timoteo1996]

The Molecule FX boulder a pontificated version of “Just Do It!”

[@psychcowboy1]

@@Timoteo1996 'A cyclops is like a giant penis and a tree is real' JP. See the JP burger king thing. loads of laughs.

[@Curiousnessify]

is your mom single?

[@Ayoyinadajima]

@@psychcowboy1 Those sentences served a purpose in explaining something else, why'd you take them out of context like that?. This is not the first JP video where I see you criticizing him. I suggest you hit the "not interested" button next time you see a video of him in recommended

[@wisewords6035]

I wish everyone here a successful new decade. Become the best Version of yourself !

[@AbdulSamad-dz4vw]

❤️

[@gm42069]

May the force be with you too

[@mgal6234]

You too, friend. 💕

[@awfelia]

May the Source guide u too :)

[@littleripper312]

Better to wish that everyone improves as opposed to being successful

[@notalltheories]

“Failure is not the opposite of success, it’s a part of it.” William Ritter

[@NSLM]

*A fool who persists in his folly will become wise.* - William Blake

[@TheShard1771]

"If it's worth doing, it's worth doing badly." - G.K. Chesterton Jordan Peterson needs to do a commentary on G.K.C.'s "The Ethics of Elfland".

[@barrylongden7]

That's why sages live in caves; they've lost their jobs, house, friends, family and money. They are wise in hindsight as we all are

[@kirkjohnson9353]

One of my favorite sayings.

[@peggydeffley2194]

NSLM , “ it’s a fool that looks for logic in the chambers of the human heart”. The Cohen brothers. No reason, friend, it’s just one of my favorite fool quotes!

[@jakatak1134]

Read in Alan Watts’ voice

[@nativecompanion1562]

Success is often nothing more than moving from one failure to another with undiminished enthusiasm. Winston Churchill

[@elenah1384]

Either that or he just got lucky that Hitler attacked Russia , otherwise we wouldn’t be quoting him now 😉

[@NAJErEa91]

Winston Churchill Is the source of some of my all time favorite quotes! thanks for sharing this one!

[@Nick_Portillo]

Jordan Peterson is the father we all needed

[@WhenAphroditeSpeaks]

Nick Portillo aww

[@JohnSmith-kz4lw]

I do do agree, a great mentor

[@Curiousnessify]

speak for yourself

[@alrightalrightalrightalright]

Our Father, who art on KZbin

[@dominikb8430]

Father is in heaven. Jordan is just another great messanger of our times. Read the Bible: everything is in there. Jordan is saying this all the time. He just explaining this to us for we should be very greatful. Good luck for you all on your journey.

[@fegelein1981]

"that's why people stay with the devil they know, rather than finding the devil they don't know." Damn that hit deep

[@harrymills2770]

The last 50 years of history suggest people rejecting the devil they know, without knowing what to replace it with. We reject God and replace God with an implicit faith in government "leaders."

[@sharootere753]

"The best day, to plant a tree, would have been 50 years ago. The 2nd best day is today!" Lets do it! A great new year to everybody who is working on themselves!

[@uelude]

@Tiktaalik The whole Lying Troll thing is so 2006, get a life.

[@cch312]

How can a quote this beautiful got such aggressive replies... I’m an atheist, but damn, Jesus please send help!

[@SirLoinOfHamalot]

@David McKee It said mormon. Not, moron.

[@SirLoinOfHamalot]

@Tiktaalik Ease off the fumes bud. You are acting rather irrational and overly emotional. Perhaps you would be so kind as to present any tangible evidence to back such claims, rather than throw a tantrum.

[@Curiousnessify]

2nd best day would be 49.99999999999999999999999999999999..... years ago

[@alexrandall8557]

Man cannot reinvent himself without suffering, for he is both the marble and the sculptor -Alexis Carrel

[@cassandraknight8804]

What a great saying, Thank you.

[@jacobnormore1599]

Thank u

[@Dr.Pepperdave]

Wow!

[@sprezzatura8755]

"Enlightenment is punctuated by intermittent catastrophes"

[@inhouseadmin9192]

Elaborate please

[@donttakemeseriously8446]

@@inhouseadmin9192 You will have a bunch of horrible things happen to you as you try to become wise. Mainly because of successive failures. But eventually you do become wise.

[@Un1234l]

@@inhouseadmin9192 Everyone starts out innocent and full of potential. During these moments of naive purity, we pursue our goals with a clear mind, and strong convictions with little to no distractions. As we grow older, lige circumstances affect us more often, and with more intensity. We come into contact with more people and scenarios that challenge us, stress us, distract us, traumatize us, change our way of thinking. Thes we become scared, distrustful, hurt, bitter, etc etc. The longer we live, and the more people we interact with, the more exposed to distractions we become. But if we overcome all of those, we will eventually reach a form of enlightenment. It might even be necessary to have overcome all those distractions and challenges to reach enlightment.

[@patriciacole8773]

Un1234l That makes a lot of sense to me

[@obits3]

“A ship in a harbor is safe, but that’s not what ships are for.”

[@dooovde]

As a perfectionist this hit home hard. It prevents me from attempting anything I know I'm not fully capable of completing without fault. That may be fine in the workplace (most of the time) but in social situations where failure is a given it just arrests any kind of emotional development. I'm a 13 year old in the shape of an adult. Being a perfectionist in life is NOT a good thing.

[@robertjones811]

After working on my imperfect perfectionism for six decades I may have some insight. ** Sometimes it's actually fear. The way to overcome fear is to do it, Peterson says so too. Despite plenty of dating rejections and disappointments I am God-blessed with my wife of 35 years. **attainable excellence is excellence nonetheless. I got good grades at a state college. I was a pilot but not a fighter pilot. I've f'ed up at times but also averted a crash and saved lives. **A reputation as a slow computer programmer but also told: "I don't care because the quality is so good." **Learn to cook a couple of things well. I make a darn good Ruben sandwich and chocolate chip cookie. **It's always easier when you let yourself have fun doing it. **Small victories are very satisfying and motivating.

[@ajh3301]

dooovde Check out the Enneagram type 1 (it’s an ancient personality typing). In health, the perfectionist can be good. Trust me, I get it.

[@gnarthdarkanen7464]

Fear has a funny way of impressing us with things we don't appreciate. It makes monsters out of ordinary people and animals. It builds mountains out of mole hills. I've yet to try something I was afraid of trying and not find it considerably less painful than I'd expected. More often, I've found a hidden appreciation for the thing I was afraid of trying. At the very least, I've found (or cultivated) a dutiful respect for the other people who do the thing I was afraid to try. Perfectionism... tends more to be an excuse. Of course you're going to screw it up before you get really good at it. BUT it's not going to screw itself up either so you can just start out good at it. AND just for the record, I've hidden behind "perfectionism" too. It's a human frailty. We often rationalize when we shouldn't. We're often lazy out of the abject horror of wrecking an otherwise stellar(?) reputation... but is that reputation so stellar? Probably not. At the very least, it's probably not as stellar as we like to think. We are (after all) usually the engineers of our own disasters. BUT if we don't put in the practice, we can't get "good" at anything. ;o)

[@yugen8382]

You cant do something hard and complex perfect the first time.Noone can.If you're not willing to be a fool you'll never be a master.So prepare yourself,you'll be made fun off, you'll feel inadequet,People will hurt you.But if you stick to it for a long time with patience and persistance the taunting will become applause.

[@detectivepayne3773]

knowledge that perfection is impossible to reach does not mean failure is guaranteed, everything is flawed in the world, true perfection does not exist, the idea of perfection itself is a human construct created by society so that we always have something to aspire to be, our idea of perfection constantly changes when we reach what we previously thought to be perfect, but be aware that there's no such thing as mastering something completely, acknowledging that your knowledge no matter how much you have, is just a drop in the bucket compared to what the world offers is the key to acquiring more knowledge, because if you believe you've mastered something you're ignoring the fountain of knowledge that awaits you, all you have to do is go after it

[@alejandrodelabarra2838]

"Even if you had the best idea, in your incomplete form, the probabilty that you see it as an oprtunity is zero". The best phrase of all the times.

[@XXXXBossXXXX]

can you elaborate please?

[@I4FREEDOM]

You have to be a fool before you can be a master.

[@nasskhan4543]

Jordan Peterson is his own man. A real inspiration and I freely admit articulates what I feel but can not find the words to say.

[@CarlosRuiz-gg5wn]

It's hard work to articulate things

[@pdb2223]

Well, Nass, you articulated quite well, I think, Dr. Peterson's striving to develop his thinking and individuated, nuanced speech. He oftentimes utilizes his public communications (and tactful showmanship, indeed!), to avoid overintellectualizing, thereby bypassing alienating eager individuals, while at once incorporating that which may be, across all cultural, moral, and ethical boundaries readily identifiable through emotionally-based, extremely potent explanations and point of view; these viewpoints extoll explanations, I think, remain wholly or near-entirely neglected by academics. Many academics like Dr. Peterson without, I easily admit, any personal knowledge or awareness thereof said types -- are probably, and understandably, unwilling to meet those who've not necessarily 'earned' or 'pay for' access to what Peterson, in contrast, has become over the years, and is becoming even still; A, as you first said Nass, "his own man." Well said. Very well stated, I think! Warmest regards to you and thank you for your input. If you feel, you will inevitably think, evidenced by your statements above, so finding the words will become easier and easier once you delve more and more into point-counterpoint, various (mystical, or non-mystical) paradoxes, linguistics, mathematical modeling, etc. Really: Anything you wish to engage in. I wish you the best of luck, which I do genuinely mean! I hope you have a good day, Nass, and I really appreciate your thought-provoking exclamations abovestated regarding Dr. Peterson. Your expressive honesty and highly perceptive abilities, which you most probably maintain all the time, will serve you well; so why not others, too?

[@lawrencewillard6370]

The pressure to articulate that you have no words for, pressures you to seek how to. We are all in a state of change, be it in our outside us.

[@gregoriolobato3033]

Jordan Peterson has been the most influential person to me in the last 3 years

[@gregoriolobato3033]

@Psychonaut Well, I only admire him more now knowing that.

[@gregoriolobato3033]

@Psychonaut and you have such a wonderful and put toghether life that use your time to start agressive discussions whit poeple you dont know. I see... If you reply one more time let me tell you that this is the last of my responses. You can go trying to be clever to another place.

[@TheCheweeRevolutions]

Same

[@Darknight526]

I give myself permission to fail.Then I will become successful.

[@ravishingtwinkle3811]

Perfectionists need to watch this. Make mistakes. Take risks. Attempt.

[@goreds551]

"...even if the perfect opportunity manifests itself to you in your incomplete form the probability that you would recognise it as the perfect opportunity is zero. You might even think it's the worst possible idea that you might have heared of anywhere, highly likely.....and so you can take these tentative steps on your pathway to your destiny and you can assume you do it badly and that's really usefull because you don't have to beat yourself up because it's really easy to do it badly which is a lot better than doing nothing and rotting at home..."

[@TheBaz1944]

Give it your best shot, have a good go, nothing ventured nothing gained, learn by your mistakes. Heaven knows, I've done it all & continue to do so. Life is good.

[@daisyjanepink1833]

my motto is you've only failed when you give up! Peterson in all his glory. I wish him all the best.

[@johnz4412]

One of the most disciplined, brilliant minds nailing the path to success. Don't miss this entire message.

[@mufasachainbreaker7757]

"The difference between a wise man and a fool is that the wise many realizes he is a fool, then adapts to the situation."

[@akpolska]

It's been almost 5 years I've wanted to leave the life I was living here in Belgium. Some called it successful as I climbed the professional ladder quite fast but I couldn't feel satisfied. Now I left and sold everything and I two weeks I'm flying to Bogotá where I bought a bike to tour South America. I think that if I had seen those videos earlier I wouldn't have waited that much

[@lindabarnett4353]

Did you buy a triumph 650 or a Harley Davidson ? I hope you have the most amazing Adventures !!!

[@akpolska]

@@lindabarnett4353 i bought a Royal Enfield classic 500. I didn't go far as you could expect with the current situation

[@Edu-hh9uk]

How are you doing now?

[@akpolska]

@@Edu-hh9uk I'm currently in Leticia Colombia, just finished a 4 days trip in the jungle, heading back to Medellin where I plan on staying 😊

[@weenerdawg3972]

@@akpolska YOOOOO I LIVE IN MEDELLIN would like to here you'r story what part of town do you live in=?

[@istp1967]

"The third you're full of faults, doesn't mean you have to stop; and the fact that you're full of faults, doesn't mean you can't learn" -- Jordan Peterson. Good quote. So true, we're not born experts. Back when I was a kid; there was a saying, "Practice makes perfect".

[@Hope_is_Love]

All the running away from myself just brought me back. Ite been so interesting responding to life differently. Not trying to control, its taken away alot stress. Accountability has shown me what i need to work on. Its aided in healing all the way back to childhood. We can not move forward until we heal different versions of ourselves and truly accept where we are.

[@Kyoto99952]

I have a very short attention span and I’m easily distracted but when I hear Jordan Peterson speak.. I’m dead silent and not moving, my eyes are locked on the screen, I get a very serious facial expression, I listen carefully and ignore everything else. It’s incredible.

[@kimalonzo7387]

@Psychonaut Yes. His attention is selected by JP's words.

[@kimalonzo7387]

@Psychonaut Sure, but that's CHOOSING. He said he automatically REACTS when he hears JP speak.

[@pantsenfuego9986]

meditate, no-fap, clean your room. Makes it easier to focus

[@0i0l0o]

@Psychonaut if you can not focus, maybe it just does not interests you at all. not everything ppl say its valuable is really valuable.

[@kimalonzo7387]

@Psychonaut Or maybe he has ADD or ADHD? He said he's easily distracted. We dont know his situation.

[@dakk3]

This vid made me realize that i can never be "good" enough and that it actually a good thing. You can learn something perfect it, but you'll always have something to learn. You'll be always a babbling kid in some areas, you just gotta take action in it and improve on it and then start over and over again, still having something to learn. It chills me to bones and prevent me to overthink.

[@sndhakal1]

Just brought a lot of energy into my new year.

[@shawnathacker56]

Thank you Mr. Peterson. You have no idea how much you have helped me in my journey! Everything you are saying here is Exactly what I am going through right now! God sent this video to me this morning, I just know it!! And I am in a bad relationship and working my way out of the hell! The Lord assured me that I would be saved and I want you to know that you were one of the people in that helped me create the relationship I have now with God. So thank you from the bottom of my heart!!! 😭🙏❤️❤️❤️❤️ God bless you and your beautiful family! I really hope I get to meet you someday.

[@roguespartan2854]

So from what I understand, trial and error is vital to become experienced, so it's necessary to grow.

[@benjaminkuti2009]

Very important information for 2020! Hope all had a blessed holiday

[@argusnotlim4837]

Indeed..

[@MnMEminem]

Peterson is reminding us of the old and forgotten "Man" path!

[@peelypeelmeister6432]

Thanks again Mr Peterson. I may make stupid decisions in life but I'm smart enough to hear you out. Cheers!

[@DisgruntledPigumon]

Sadly, I didn’t figure his out until I was in my mid 40’s. I wish I had a Jordan Peterson when I was a kid. If you’re young right now, LISTEN TO THIS GUY. He’s got a good heart, and he’s super smart. He’s saying what’s right, and you don’t hear that much these days, especially on KZbin or Twitter.

[@dogie1070]

So, do badly every day and enjoy every minute of your journey towards achieving the unreachable goal of perfection. The mantra of every (great) artist.

[@Kyoto99952]

This is so... GENIUS. I cannot believe it. Especially the last part. I have watched a looot of JP clips including this one. But then you forget about them and then return here when you feel completely lost again and fall in old patterns. So the last few weeks I've been thinking about what I'm doing wrong and I ignore the JP clips in my feed, because "I already watched them so apparently they don't work". But then I click anyway and then I get my answer in those last couple of minutes; THE FACT THAT YOU'RE FULL OF FAULTS DOESN'T MEAN YOU HAVE TO STOP. AND IT DOESN'T MEAN YOU CAN'T LEARN.!! I have to remember that in fact I'll most likely fail often and horribly in the beginning especially.

[@shawnathacker56]

And thank you for the advice on the spiritual awakening. I had no idea what I was getting myself into! It’s like I had to kill off at least a hundred me’s that didn’t serve me. Today is a much better day. 😇 always choosing joy.

[@frederickgregg1881]

Anything worth doing is worth doing poorly…watch a child learning to walk :-).

[@irfanraza-lz3ye]

Thank you! This was a really good example.

[@alexdiezg]

Exactly what I needed before leaving this decade and entering 2020.

[@davidwitte8469]

Knowing what you now know, do you still feel the same way?

[@ofgalacticstuff]

I'm so thankful this guy exists!

[@TheHelghast1138]

Well damn this sure explains the trail of absolutely catastrophic decisions I have made in the last 37 years of my life.... but hey at least I have returned to University to finally finish my engineering degree as I promised myself to do long, long ago...

[@martin86chitembo79]

All the best 2020,may the best of this year be the worst of next year.

[@MalwandeThandoKhanyile]

"The Fool is the Precursor to the savior." I'm simply lost for words... Thank You, Thank You, Thank You.

[@TheChamp1971]

"Anything worth doing is worth OVERDOING." - Mick Jagger

[@catherinepintp7388]

I can proudly say that, you are my Guru Dr. Jordan Peterson...long live my guru.

[@demetris789]

Love seeing this a few days before 2020!

[@benjaminkingsbury5140]

Thank you sir. You give so many people Hope. A true god send

[@edgardosantana]

Your timing with this exact video and message is so on point! Thanks for this video and best wishes to you on the new decade!

[@Master.Ojinaga]

since I discovered that such a mind exists, I have deleted all my songs and replaced them with this man's talks. I can proudly say he is my favorite artist

[@josephbrandenburg4373]

You like Akira The Don then? (Look it up. JBP Wave)

[@antonyliberopoulos933]

Thank you Dr. Peterson.

[@TheCarDetailingChannel]

I love listening to Jordan Peterson speak.

[@MultiWinkey]

"Nothing is better than something pathological" Thank's dude, I'm the best I knew it !

[@chibuzorifediorah5045]

10:10 that's why people stay with the devil they know rather than looking for the devil they don't know.

[@djalixer]

Providence. Grace upon me. I needed this right now like a man dying of thirst needs water to live a minute longer and longer after that. This saved my life. Thank you!

[@Magic-Maverick]

You make mistakes and it hurts you a bit. And pain is the greatest teacher.

[@Martin-yf5zk]

I needed that! Almost 50 and started taking piano lessons and the fact that it felt I was not improving cause of doing it so badly I almost quit. This lecture really puts things back in perspective. When you attempt something new you will overshoot and mess up badly in the beginning, but that is the way to mastery of anything in life. Willingness to look and feel like a fool attempting something new and worthwhile and realising that the failures and mistakes really are forms of improvement as you seek a worthy goal or ideal

[@kawakamil1405]

This is one of the best of Jordan B. Peterson. I admire this speech

[@BrotherTree1]

What a great message and very much akin to the stories of Christmas and the dawn of the new year. I wish everyone well on their journey of rebirth as we move onwards into the new year!

[@NoHandle690]

So much wisdom in such a short video

[@hi2740]

I can’t begin to articulate how much JP has helped/improved my life. Thank you from the bottom of my heart.

[@MrSamuelhooper]

This is extraordinarily profound.

[@kaitlinbiermann2395]

Learn to read music- I have attempted and failed many times... I'm only keeping myself from doing it because of fear of failure. In the back of my mind, I know I will succeed because there is the nagging thought that success is possible even though millions of failed attempts lie ahead. Thank you Jordan Peterson, we all thank you.

[@johnwycliff6293]

One of the most positive comment section I've seen so farr!!❤

[@anewagora]

If you do this process he describes enough it becomes a skill in the greater picture. Ultimately it is the skill of improvisation, a profound form of play vital to liberation and a beautiful life. Improvising is one of the top reasons I was able to save my life and liberate from abuse when I was 15-17. Surrender to the path. Learn surrender and improvising and you will discover gateways to healing, enlightenment and creation. Beautiful video with some of Jordan’s best laid out advice.

[@rebuffmcluff81]

Every time I need to hear this it comes up through auto play, a reminder that it all has a purpose; I am continuing to circle who I could be! It feels like a fundamental truth, and it helps me with acceptance and learning what I have needed to. Part of that learning was the letting go of things that no longer have a place in nurturing or teaching me. Thank you 🙏

[@mauriceb4348]

I've watched this video once 3 weeks ago and I can't stop thinking about it

[@brucehicks5817]

This was really impactful, JP.

[@philoki]

I really needed this. Time to move out. get into the desert. get a job. get structured again. so i can see the promised land.

[@chrisludolph348]

wish you well

[@victor_734]

What

[@davidgraham7646]

Truly, profoundly.... amazing, just utterly amazing. I needed this. Thanks.

[@psychcowboy1]

What was profound about it?

[@yalnaabi]

The best and most practical motivational speech I've ever listened to.

[@darkhawk1979]

I really wish I had these videos 20 years ago, I'm still struggling at 40 with a lot of basic things. Yep, you guessed it: Single mum.

[@thatchick8796]

He's amazing isn't he. I hope you are doing ok. Being a mum is hard. Doing it without help even moreso. Especially if you havnt got ur own stuff together.

[@benjaminsibson8760]

Keep at it. I wish you all the best in life. Raise your child to be great and independent and your life will never be unfulfilled

[@athena4838]

All the best!

[@archie12345]

I hope life has become better for you! You got this 🤙🏻

[@PeaceEpieces]

Hope you are well

[@masondrip42]

makes me feel better about traveling the country with no real plan in sight, but ironically the vision of what i want keeps getting clearer

[@December_Is]

Jordan Peterson videos are the only videos i click the like button before the play button.

[@paulie4450]

I needed this, thank you.

[@BantingRecipesLCHF]

I absolutely loved this ♡ Thank you

[@ap8988]

“These things we want a man to do for himself, even if he does them badly.” - G.K. Chesterton (Orthodoxy, 1908)

[@ashes4821]

This man is my Hero.

[@samtherockman362]

Mr. Peterson is right on. Sort of goes with the saying I saw years ago. By anonymous. ‘ One who attempts the absurd Shall achieve the impossible’

[@katrinaguo9627]

Very good video. If you always wait for the ‘perfect’ moment, it will never get done. You really need to learn how to let go and just do it. Growth comes from progress, not perfection.

[@jenniferespiritu2172]

Implementation we imply to our lives and perception of truth.God bless Professor Jordan Peterson

[@sinistergeek]

Thank you! Jordan Peterson..

[@marychakkalackal6076]

Thank you For the reminder that it is good to take a step unsure as it may be and learn that never take a chance

[@GaveMeGrace1]

Thank you for reminding me of the gift of the freedom to fail.

[@cleangoblin2021]

Jordan's voice is calming and yet aggressive

[@warrenography]

I've listened to this about 6 times today. There's so much that applies directly to what I'm going through, and I keep listening to unpack and hone in on the specifics. The fool precedes the savior, yes, and I'm also in Exodus, wandering around, sometimes worshipping the wrong things, as I try to figure out the devil I don't know, which seems to be me. And the idea of what interests you, and what he said in another speech, if you don't listen, you will pay for it like you cannot believe, and yes that is true. I'm paying, but not too heavily I suppose as I did listen, I just worked at it on the side, because you society says this, and it' is hard to ignore when you are young, so I tell my kids, listen to yourself, what grabs you, you go and do it. I love this speech.

[@SpartanPZR]

I save these lectures and I will play them for my children to make them wiser than I could have ever been.

[@RallyOX]

This really came along at the right time ♥️ I wish good health and fortune to Dr. Peterson

[@nelsonx5326]

I really like this man. How the MSM can paint him in a negative way I can't understand. Shame shame shame on those who malign good people for gain.

[@rachlynn888]

I agree. They don't like how perfectly he can articulate their wrongdoing.

[@cruallassar7428]

True perfectionism is not what many say of being afraid of failure, it is being ready and willing to fail for the sake of achieving perfection.

[@traceybyrne1690]

Thanks so much Jordan Peterson you provide me with an ongoing demand that l turn my life out. Blessings xxoo

[@KevanKChannel]

I have adhd and I try to learn to organize my day in a calendar. It went well for two days and today I screwed up big. This video was that I needed to watch to gain perspective

[@kentbull]

This is so good I watch it regularly on a schedule. Thank you for making this.

[@williampaul8556]

Think of this metaphor- "The kingdom of God is withing you." Think deeper than the religious connotation. Think of the true best whole self being revealed from deep within you. Think of the idea of needing to be "born again" coming from deep within you. (This is the stuff that seems to make sense to me.) Peterson is has a mind that gets it in on so many levels. Most of us are asleep and do not know it.

[@essencecalligrafreak5622]

This was a perfect exploration for me. The enlightenment/fall thing was SO powerful for me! Thanks for sharing it!

[@shawnathacker56]

Your truly a Godsend 🙏❤️😭

[@Scaraxiom]

Thank you 🙏 Been Dealing with stress and How I can move my channel forward. Needed to hear this. 😊

[@Hunter82747]

we will all make it , keep working towards goals - strive for the best version of yourself every single day. We got this - and lets make 2020 the best one yet

[@paulrosebrock]

Can you imagine anyone thumbing this down? Love you Peterson....